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Revision as of 07:53, 19 November 2020
Maryam Ali Khan (nee Qureshi) was a Princess and sociologist who was married to Prince Khalid Suleiman Khan and died in an airstrike on Madinat Al-Islam palace.
Early life
She was born on April 3rd 1996, the daughter of Madinat Al-Islam High Court judge, Qadi Ali Qureshi, JD and Khanum Fatimah Qureshi, BA. She attended Khadijah Girls' Grammar School in Madinat Al-Islam before going to Madinat Al-Islam University.
sociologist
Maryam Ali Khan was a sociologist who worked mostly in the intersectional feminist tradition. She was known for her Attitudes to Muslim Women test (applied to people on majority non-Muslim countries) and her Institutional Sexism Scale (which she applied to institutions in Sharifistan but also extended the methodology to institutions in other countries). Her work found that in Sharifistan Sufi leaders were the least sexist establishment group followed by philosophers whilst the two most sexist establishment groups were the civilian police and the Infantry officer class.
Royalty In 2020 she married Prince Khalid Suleiman Khan, once the regency was established she became his sociological advisor.
| Maryam Ali Khan | |||||
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| Princess of Sharifistan | |||||
| Queens | the Queens of Sharifistan including Queen Roxanne De France | ||||
| Prince-Consort | none (yet) | ||||
| Born | Maryam Ali Qureshi April the 3rd 1996 Madinat Al-Islam, Sharifistan | ||||
| Died | November the 17th, 2020 City of Industry Palace | ||||
| Burial | Madinat Al-Islam Islamic Cemetry | ||||
| Prince-Regent | Prince Khalid Suleiman Khan | ||||
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| Clan | Khan | ||||
| Father | Qadi Ali Qureshi | ||||
| Mother | Khanum Fatimah Qureshi | ||||
| Religion | Sufi Islam | ||||
| Occupation | Sociologist | ||||
death and veneration
After her death she was venerated as a saint and a martyr and her grave is visited by people seeking intercession.
Shahida Maryam Ali Khan Master of Science Course | |
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| Princess of Sharifistan | |
| Residence | City of Industry Palace |
| Venerated in | Sufi Islam |
| Major shrine | her grave, Madinat Al-Islam Islamic Cemetery |
| Patronage | sociologists, Sharifistani women, female education, feminists, military wives, higher education lecturers and scholars |
| Controversy | criticism of Sharifistani government officials |
| Major works | Attitudes to Muslim Minority Women (co authored with Patricia Hill Collins) and How Sexist Is Your Institution? |