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Born in London, the son of a Pakistani Muslim businessman and a Christian former schoolteacher, he was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome at the age of seven being found to be “gifted but socially awkward”. | Born in London, the son of a Pakistani Muslim businessman and a Christian former schoolteacher, he was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome at the age of seven being found to be “gifted but socially awkward”. | ||
He had an interest in history beginning at the age of five. | He had an interest in history beginning at the age of five. | ||
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Sikandar Khan was a Dar Al-Badawi academic philosopher, politician, intelligence officer and slave-trader of Pakistani and English ancestry.
Mulazim (Lieutenant) Sikandar Khan NIA, PHD | |
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| Born | August the 8th 1986
(Age: 36 at death) Goodmayes Hospital, Ilford, London, England |
| Died | 29th of August 2021 Munkchester, Munkcestrian Republuc |
| Cause of death | decapitation during active service |
| Nationality | Pakistani-American (1994-2021) |
| Citizenship | English citizen (1986-2015), American citizen (1994-2015), Dar Al-Badawi (2015-) |
| Education | Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy |
| Alma mater | English Curriculum School – Al Khubairat (1991-1993)
Lisburn School (1993-1996) Hampshire Country School (1996-2004) New York University Abu Dhabi (2004-2008) University College London (2008-2011) |
| Occupation | University Professor (2011-2021), Minister of Media (briefly), Intelligence Officer (briefly) |
| Employer | SOAS University of London (2011-2015)
Madinat Al-Jamal University (2015-2021) cabinet of Dar Al-Badw (briefly) Al-Mukhabarat (briefly) |
| Known for | philosopher, Minister of Media and spy |
Notable work | 10 Examples of Straight-Forward Evidence For God
(2011) Dying for what exactly?: Freedom in World Religions and Philosophies (2012) Rule By The Best What we can learn from Plato’s and Aristotle’s defences of inequality (2013) In defence of the Mukataba System in Dar Al-Badw (2014) |
| Movement | Islamism |
| Opponent(s) | George Fenwick, Georgina Fenwick. |
| Children | Muhammad Sikandar Khan (born 2014, died: 2021)
Hurriyah Bint Sikandar Khan (Born 2017, died:2021) Aisha Bint Sikandar Khan (Born: 2018, died: 2021) |
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| Relatives | Professor Ismail Khan |
| Awards | Niqaba Al-Islam |
Early life and education Born in London, the son of a Pakistani Muslim businessman and a Christian former schoolteacher, he was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome at the age of seven being found to be “gifted but socially awkward”. He had an interest in history beginning at the age of five.
After studying at a range of schools he got an American High School Diploma in 2004 and attended New York University Abu Dhabi graduation with a Bachelors’ degree in Philosophy whilst minoring in history and anthropology.
Philosophy
Sikandar Khan earned his fame arguing for the existence of God using the fine-tuning argument (“If the laws of physics or elements were slightly different, there would be no intelligent, carbon-based life forms at all”) and Norman Malcolm’s ontological argument.
He also discussed freedom and slavery, developing a controversial defence of bonded labour in Dar Al-Badw.
Political career and espionage
As Minister of Media he drew attention to the plight of groups discriminated against in Dar Al-Badw, producing highly successful war propaganda.
Following the death of his brother and a stint as a naval officer cadet, he joined Al-Mukhabarat dying in an attempt to capture Georgina Fenwick.
Personal life
He had four wives Eleanor Khan PHD (nee Lee, a forensic scientist and member of the Episcopal Church)
Aisha Bint Muhammad Al-Hassan JD (a lawyer and Sunni Muslim sayyida)
Mayra Anyla Al Abdia bint Khalifah
(A Muslim housewife of African origin )
Alma Maryam Al Abdia Bint Khalifah (A Quran reciter, artist and poet of African origin)