Jibril Khan (Army officer)
Naqib (Captain) Jibril Awmar Khan is a special forces officer in the Army of Al-Khilafah, a graduate of American University of Beirut and a recipient of the Hamza Medal.
Naqib Jibril Awmar Khan | |
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| Nickname(s) | "Malak" ("Angel") |
| Allegiance | Al-Khilafah Rasullalah (2115-) |
| Service/ | Army |
| Years of service | 2115 |
| Rank | Mulazim Awwal |
| Unit | Royal Guard (2115 to 2118) 5th Company, 1st Battalion, Royal Ghazi Brigade (2118-) |
| Battles/wars | Al-Khilafah Chinese War |
| Awards | Hamza Medal |
| Spouse(s) | Aisha Sheikh BSC (m.2116), Fatima El-Din MD (m.2120) |
| Children | Aisha (age: 3) |
Early life and education
Born the son of Awmar Khan MBA and Jamila Khan MA in Los Angeles, Jibril Khan's parents later moved to Dubai where they were highly successful in business. In 2111, Jibril Khan entered the American University of Beirut, majoring in History and minoring in Anthropology and Psychology,and applied for citizenship of Al-Khilafah instead of the United States. He graduated with a first class degree and then joined the Royal Guard, training as an airborne infantry officer.
Military service
Five months after he passed the 11 month training course, Al-Khilafah was at war with the People's Republic of China in response to a shootout in Aksai Chin. Jibril Khan was following the death of over 90% of his company including the Captain and the First Lieutenant, Jibril Khan lead his platoon into an evacuation operation and, due to the deaths, captures and retreats of other officers, was in de facto command of the company. He was awarded the Hamza Medal and two years later was promoted to First Lieutenant. One year after that, having served the required three years, he applied for selection to the Royal Ghazi Brigade and was accepted. After a year in this brigade he was promoted to Naqib (Captain)
Personal life
He has two wives (a Doctor and a former schoolteacher) and one, three year-old daughter. He can speak five languages (Arabic, English, Hindi, Chinese and Spanish).