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Nasreddin Murat-Khan

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He was of the view that the government should immediately take note of this necessity and arrange the creation of these posts in the corporations and at least in the principal municipalities... Mr. Nasreddin Murat Khan emphasised the retention of a national character in our architecture and said that we were a Muslim community stretching from north-west Africa to the Far East. It should be possible to achieve a certain uniformity of approach towards well-defined features of Muslim architecture as such, even though some of these features may no longer be necessary or relevant, and could be dispensed with.
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Nasreddin Murat Khan, T.I. ; graduated from the Institute of Architects-Town Planners and Civil Engineers, University of Leningrad (U. S. S. R.) 193fj; is holding degrees in Architecture-Town Planning and in Civil Engineering ; was awarded Tamgha-i-Imtiaz by the President ENGINEERING &
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Mr. Nasreddin Murat Khan wondered why there were no chief architects or separate architects for corporations and major municipal committees. He had been moving around in many parts of the world and could state from personal knowledge that architects did exist in other countries for such local bodies
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The main attraction of the park now, the Minar-e-Pakistan, commemorates that resolution... It was completed in 1968, a result mostly of the efforts of Nasreddin Murat Khan, a Pakistani of Russian descent who had been part of one of Stalin's many
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Murat-Khan was very keen on the supervision of the construction and the design. He frequently visited the site to inspect building material, construction quality. He did not take his prescribed fee of
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of Lahore. The foundation stone of Minar-e-Pakistan was laid at Minto Park on 23 March 1960. In 1963, President Ayub Khan reportedly summoned Murat-Khan to his office and took out a
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branch of the North Caucasian Project Trust. He later served as Chief Engineer and Director of the North Caucasian Project Trust in Woroschilowsk,
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Murat-Khan was keen to free the Muslim Caucasus region from Soviet control. As a result, he had to flee from Dagestan— in fear of his life—to
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from his pocket, placed it upright on his desk and instructed Murat-Khan to "build me a monument like this."
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Murat-Khan's most notable and memorable work is his design of the Minar-e-Pakistan monument, located at
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In 1930, Nasreddin held a variety of posts in Dagestan and in Leningrad. He was arrested during the "
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where he landed sometime in 1944. He stayed as a refugee in one of the camps established by the
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architect and civil engineer. He is renowned for designing the iconic national monument, the
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Pari Murat-Khan, Zeynab Ozbek, Maryam Murat-Khan, Mesme Tomason, Meral Murat-Khan (daughters)
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in Faisalabad among many other buildings, townships, residences and other structures.
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in Lahore (completed in 1959 and initially called the Lahore Stadium) and the
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from the Institute of Architects, Town Planners and Civil Engineers at
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should have a chief architect of its own. He was also a proponent of
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Murat-Khan died of a heart attack on 15 October 1970.
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and several other notable buildings and structures.
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The making of Minar-e-Pakistan, Lahore (circa 1965)
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