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Hashim Khan (second from left in striped tie) and Jahangir Khan (centre in striped shirt), the son of Roshan Khan, and the next generation of the Khan family Squash dynasty to hold a record that rivals that of Hashim Khan. Jahangir Khan has one of the lon
Hashim Khan (second from left in striped tie) and Jahangir Khan (centre in striped shirt), the son of Roshan Khan, and the next generation of the Khan family Squash dynasty to hold a record that rivals that of Hashim Khan. Jahangir Khan has one of the lon
Hashim Khan (centre) and Roshan Khan (extreme left) with prizes.Roshan Khan and Hashim Khan are second cousins, both have been World Champions many times over, and have often faced each other in the final round of tournaments. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (centre) and Roshan Khan (extreme left) with prizes.Roshan Khan and Hashim Khan are second cousins, both have been World Champions many times over, and have often faced each other in the final round of tournaments. Circa 1950s.
Action shot of Jahangir Khan (left) and Jansher Khan (right), competing against one another.Both superstars within Squash, Jahangir Khan has held 6 World Championships and 10 British Open Champsionships. Jansher Khan has won 8 World Championships and 6 Br
Action shot of Jahangir Khan (left) and Jansher Khan (right), competing against one another.Both superstars within Squash, Jahangir Khan has held 6 World Championships and 10 British Open Champsionships. Jansher Khan has won 8 World Championships and 6 Br
Hashim Khan with trophies (centre) with Azam Khan with trophy (second from left) and Roshan Khan (extreme left). Circa 1950s
Hashim Khan with trophies (centre) with Azam Khan with trophy (second from left) and Roshan Khan (extreme left). Circa 1950s
Hashim Khan (centre), Azam Khan (extreme right) and Roshan Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (centre), Azam Khan (extreme right) and Roshan Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (left), Roshan Khan (second from left), and Azam Khan (extreme right) pictured in front of a museum in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (left), Roshan Khan (second from left), and Azam Khan (extreme right) pictured in front of a museum in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (second from right), Roshan Khan (crouched) and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (second from right), Roshan Khan (crouched) and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim khan( second from right), Roshan Khan (centre), and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim khan( second from right), Roshan Khan (centre), and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan ( second from right),Roshan Khan (centre), and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan ( second from right),Roshan Khan (centre), and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Roshan Khan(left) and Hashim Khan (middle). Circa 1950s.
Roshan Khan(left) and Hashim Khan (middle). Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (second from right) and Roshan Khan (second from left) pictured in the middle with American squash players. 1958.
Hashim Khan (second from right) and Roshan Khan (second from left) pictured in the middle with American squash players. 1958.
Hashim Khan (extreme right) and Roshan Khan (second from left) at the United States Embassy in Washington. 1950.
Hashim Khan (extreme right) and Roshan Khan (second from left) at the United States Embassy in Washington. 1950.
Hashim Khan (right) and Roshan Khan (second from right) at an event at the United States Embassy in Washington. 1950.
Hashim Khan (right) and Roshan Khan (second from right) at an event at the United States Embassy in Washington. 1950.
Hashim Khan (extreme left) and Roshan Khan (middle) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Hashim Khan (extreme left) and Roshan Khan (middle) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s.
Prince Akbar and Noblemen Hawking, Probably Accompanied by His Guardian Bairam Khan
Prince Akbar and Noblemen Hawking, Probably Accompanied by His Guardian Bairam Khan
Nasiri Khan Directing the Siege of Qandahar, May 1631: Folio from the Windsor Padshahnama
Nasiri Khan Directing the Siege of Qandahar, May 1631: Folio from the Windsor Padshahnama
After 'Portrait of the Uzbek Emir Shaybani Khan'
After 'Portrait of the Uzbek Emir Shaybani Khan'
The Khan's Wife
The Khan's Wife
The Carpet Seller. El Khan Khalil, Cairo
The Carpet Seller. El Khan Khalil, Cairo
Gesar Khan
Gesar Khan
Mother of Genghis Khan 1933
Mother of Genghis Khan 1933
Portrait of Murtaza-Kuli-Khan
Portrait of Murtaza-Kuli-Khan
Kuli Khan, His Relations And His Vizier
Kuli Khan, His Relations And His Vizier
Padshahnama plate 10 : Shah-Jahan receives his three eldest sons and Asaf Khan during his accession ceremonies (8 March 1628)
Padshahnama plate 10 : Shah-Jahan receives his three eldest sons and Asaf Khan during his accession ceremonies (8 March 1628)
Costume of Beder Khan Bey
Costume of Beder Khan Bey
Khan Asparuh on the Way to Dunabe River
Khan Asparuh on the Way to Dunabe River
Salman Khan at his studio
Salman Khan at his studio
Salman Khan works on a painting
Salman Khan works on a painting
In his Dutch flat, Peter underlined and drew exclamation marks on Abu Yusuf Khan’s post mortem (the body is cold) of the November 7th, 1975 soldier’s mutiny. The headlines read: ‘Zia embraced Taher and said “You have saved my life”’; ‘The Officers were fr
In his Dutch flat, Peter underlined and drew exclamation marks on Abu Yusuf Khan’s post mortem (the body is cold) of the November 7th, 1975 soldier’s mutiny. The headlines read: ‘Zia embraced Taher and said “You have saved my life”’; ‘The Officers were fr
Khan’s Daughter Natavan’s Palace
Khan’s Daughter Natavan’s Palace
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