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The main article for this category is British Pakistani.

See also: Pakistani community of London

This category lists people who are from England and are of Pakistani descent.









Subcategories


This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.




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  • ► Pakistani expatriates in England‎ (26 P)





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  • ► Pakistani emigrants to England‎ (8 P)





B




  • ► English people of Baloch descent‎ (1 P)





E




  • ► English people of Azad Kashmiri descent‎ (1 C, 3 P)





F




  • ► Fictional English people of Pakistani descent‎ (10 P)





K




  • ► English people of Kashmiri descent‎ (1 C, 6 P)





P





  • ► English people of Pashtun descent‎ (4 P)





  • ► English people of Punjabi descent‎ (23 P)






S




  • ► English people of Sindhi descent‎ (2 P)








Pages in category "English people of Pakistani descent"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 209 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Kamran Abbasi

  • Sajeel Shahid

  • Aquib Afzaal

  • Abdullah Afzal

  • Babar Ahmad

  • Tariq Ahmad, Baron Ahmad of Wimbledon

  • Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh

  • Adnan Ahmed

  • Iltaf Ahmed

  • Rangzieb Ahmed

  • Riz Ahmed

  • Sara Ahmed

  • Shafilea Ahmed

  • Usman Ahmed

  • Adeel Akhtar

  • Mohammad Akhtar

  • Solomon Akhtar

  • Arfan Akram

  • Hamza Ali

  • Kabir Ali

  • Kadeer Ali

  • Moeen Ali

  • Mohammad Ali (cricketer, born 1973)

  • Rozina Ali

  • Sarfraz Ali

  • Shokat Ali

  • Rehan Alikhan

  • Rosena Allin-Khan

  • Adnan Amar

  • Ash Amin

  • Akbar Ansari

  • Zafar Ansari

  • Adil Anwar

  • Mina Anwar

  • Rasheed Araeen

  • Imran Arif

  • Humza Arshad

  • Reis Ashraf

  • Ian Aspinall

  • Atiq-ul-Rehman

  • Ahmed Ali Awan

  • Shaista Aziz

  • Sadia Azmat




B



  • Anila Baig

  • Martin Bashir

  • Ruzwana Bashir

  • Bat for Lashes

  • Guz Khan

  • Moazzam Begg

  • Manish Bhasin

  • Faraz Bhatti

  • Bilal (British singer)

  • Hassan Butt

  • Ikram Butt




C


  • Abid Chohan



D



  • Shezad Dawood

  • Adam Docker (footballer)

  • Dynamo (magician)




F



  • Aamir Farooque

  • Tan France




G



  • Tarique Ghaffur

  • Adnan Ghalib

  • Usman Gondal




H



  • Abu Haleema

  • Haroon (singer)

  • Usama Hasan

  • Kabeer Hassan

  • Mishal Husain

  • Hasib Hussain

  • Mehran Hussain

  • Mirza Tahir Hussain




I



  • Aziz Ibrahim

  • Mariah Idrissi

  • Shadab Iftikhar

  • Tez Ilyas

  • Amjad Iqbal

  • Shammi Iqbal

  • Jay Islaam




J



  • Jameela Jamil

  • Kamar Jamil

  • Imran Jamshed

  • Sajid Javid

  • Muhammad Jawad




K



  • Sajjad Karim

  • Faris Kermani

  • Shaftab Khalid

  • Jawaid Khaliq

  • Ayub Khan-Din

  • Aamer Khan (cricketer, born 1969)

  • Adam Khan

  • Ahsan Khan

  • Amer Khan

  • Amir Khan (boxer)

  • Aqib Khan

  • Carla Khan

  • Haroon Khan

  • Imran Khan (kickboxer)

  • Mohammad Sidique Khan

  • Niaz Khan

  • Otis Khan

  • Rawait Khan

  • Sadiq Khan

  • Sair Khan

  • Saira Khan

  • Shabir Khan

  • Shamshad Khan

  • Waheed Khan

  • Wasim Khan

  • Zubair Khan

  • Omar Khayam (drug dealer)

  • Hani King

  • Hanif Kureishi




L



  • Riz Lateef

  • Shazad Latif

  • Mani Liaqat

  • Shaid Luqman




M



  • Mazher Mahmood

  • Sajid Mahmood

  • Saqib Mahmood (cricketer, born 1997)

  • Shabana Mahmood

  • Tariq Mahmood (detainee)

  • Zia Mahmood

  • Mazhar Majeed

  • Imran Majid

  • Art Malik

  • Nadeem Malik (cricketer)

  • Shahid Malik

  • Zayn Malik

  • Sarfraz Manzoor

  • Ehsan Masood

  • Ali Miraj

  • Jeff Mirza

  • Maneer Mirza

  • Parvaz Mirza

  • Shazia Mirza

  • Imraan Mohammad

  • Waqar Mohammad

  • Nadeem Mohammed

  • Saleem Mohammed

  • Tahir Mohsan

  • Saima Mohsin

  • Zahid Mubarek

  • Murtz

  • Saqlain Mushtaq

  • Aneel Mussarat




N



  • Adil Nabi

  • Samir Nabi

  • Nadira Naipaul

  • Naqaash Tahir

  • Kalbe Razi Naqvi

  • Naughty Boy

  • Adnan Nawaz

  • Aki Nawaz

  • Maajid Nawaz

  • Michael Nazir-Ali

  • Murder of Samaira Nazir

  • Shaied Nazir

  • Qasim Nisar




O


  • Adil Omar



Q


  • Asad Qureshi



R



  • Azeem Rafiq

  • Adil Rashid

  • Amar Rashid

  • Tahir Rashid

  • Rashid Rauf

  • Raxstar

  • Adil Ray

  • Zesh Rehman

  • Hamza Riazuddin

  • Rokhsana Fiaz

  • Rumer (musician)




S



  • Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh

  • Arif Saeed

  • Sahil Saeed

  • Mohammed Sajjad

  • Naheem Sajjad

  • Ziauddin Sardar

  • Zita Sattar

  • Bilal Shafayat

  • Rashid Shafayat

  • Muzzaker Shah

  • Nadine Shah

  • Naz Shah

  • Owais Shah

  • Abdu Shaher

  • Nadeem Shahid

  • Ajmal Shahzad

  • Akmal Shaikh

  • Zoheb Sharif

  • Alamgir Sheriyar

  • Imran Sherwani

  • Shizzio

  • Faiz-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi

  • Kashif Siddiqi

  • Nadeem Siddique

  • Asim Siddiqui

  • Ghayasuddin Siddiqui

  • Signature (dance group)

  • Suhaib Saqib

  • Easah Suliman



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