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Notable people from Karachi, known as Karachiites.









Subcategories


This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.






  • ► People from Karachi by occupation‎ (16 C)



L




  • ► People from Lyari Town‎ (12 P)



P




  • ► People from Clifton, Karachi‎ (5 P)







Pages in category "People from Karachi"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 252 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • List of people from Karachi



A



  • Syed Abdul Mujeeb

  • Lady Abdullah Haroon

  • Aga Khan III

  • Moonis Ahmar

  • Imtiaz Ahmed (brigadier)

  • Syed Mohammad Ahsan

  • Adil Akhtar

  • Munir Akram

  • M. Shahid Alam

  • Ali Imam (painter)

  • Ahmed Ali Akbar

  • Babar Ali

  • Chaudhry Mohammad Ali

  • Umair Ali

  • Waqar Ali

  • Khaled Anam

  • Humayun Ashraf

  • Mehmood Aslam

  • Abdul Aziz (Pakistani cleric)




B



  • Saleem Badar

  • Qamar Javed Bajwa

  • Qandeel Baloch

  • Ammar al-Baluchi

  • Bashir Ahmad (camel driver)

  • Rashid Bashir

  • Nadeem Baig (director)

  • Naushaba Burney




C



  • Peter Calvocoressi

  • Ramzan Chhipa

  • Zainab Chottani

  • Muhammad Iqbal Choudhary

  • I. I. Chundrigar

  • Joseph Cordeiro




D



  • Quentin D'Silva

  • Dalsukh M. Pancholi

  • Saba Dashtyari

  • Nadirshaw Edulji Dinshaw

  • Seth Edulji Dinshaw

  • Momina Duraid




E



  • Abdul Sattar Edhi

  • Bilquis Edhi

  • Mohammed Ehteshamuddin




F



  • Tanveer Faiz

  • Shah Shahidullah Faridi

  • Norma Fernandes

  • Furqan and Imran




G



  • Muhammad Ghous Pasha

  • Faisal Gill

  • Valerian Gracias




H



  • Anwar Habib

  • Adil Haider

  • Sarah Haider

  • Shuja Haider (singer)

  • Mohammad Salman Hamdani

  • Zaid Hamid

  • Mansurul Haq

  • Husain Haqqani

  • Siraj-ul-Haque

  • Saad Haroon

  • Arjan Hasid

  • Saife Hassan

  • Agha Hilaly

  • Zafar Hilaly

  • Mawra Hocane

  • Syed A. Hoda

  • Gordon Honeycombe

  • Akhtar Husain

  • Ishrat Hussain

  • Asim Hussain

  • Munir Hussain (commentator)

  • Rafat Hussain

  • Syed Arifullah Hussaini




I



  • Mohammed Ikramullah

  • Iqbal Azeem

  • Iqbal Hussain Qureshi

  • Misbah Yasin-Iqbal

  • Siddiq Ismail




J



  • Ada Jafri

  • Qayyum Jamal

  • Babar Javed

  • Emibai Jinnah




K



  • Harris Khalique

  • Kaleem Shaukat

  • Syed Ahmed Kamran

  • Jehangir Karamat

  • Shahid Karimullah

  • Maharaj Ghulam Hussain Kathak

  • Mamoon Kazi

  • Mutawakkil Kazi

  • Zohaib Kazi

  • Zahida Kazmi

  • Abdul Haseem Khan

  • Abdul Qadeer Khan

  • Akhtar Hameed Khan

  • Alamgir Khan (politician)

  • Ayeza Khan

  • Bundu Khan

  • Chaudhry Aslam Khan

  • Farooq Feroze Khan

  • Islam Khan (umpire)

  • Kashif Khan

  • Kiran Khan (actress)

  • Komal Aziz Khan

  • Liaquat Ali Khan

  • Maheen Khan

  • Mahira Khan

  • Mehboob Khan (chef)

  • Shahryar Khan

  • Altaf Khanani

  • Zarine Kharas

  • Khurrum Sher Zaman

  • Aquila Berlas Kiani

  • Mohammed Zaman Kiani

  • Mai Kolachi




L



  • Abdul Hafeez Lakho

  • Kartar Lalvani

  • Hasnain Lehri

  • Gertrude Lemmens

  • Sonny Levi

  • Ruth Lewis

  • Anthony Theodore Lobo

  • Margaret Lockwood

  • Fatima Lodhi

  • Shaista Lodhi




M



  • Ahmar Mahboob

  • Sabeen Mahmud

  • Dost Mahomet

  • Sadaf Malaterre

  • Jamal Malik

  • Munir Malik

  • Yastur-ul-Haq Malik

  • Jamsheed Marker

  • Nergis Mavalvala

  • Robert McCulloch (priest)

  • Mewa Shah

  • James Cornelius van Miltenburg

  • Saulat Mirza

  • Deena M. Mistri

  • Sheema Kermani

  • Mohammad Haleem

  • Ahmed Mohiuddin

  • Ahsan Mubarak

  • Muhammad Ilyas Qadri

  • Muhammad Taqi Usmani

  • Muhammad Zubair Umar

  • Muneeba Ali

  • James A. Murray (zoologist)

  • Muhammad Musa

  • Pervez Musharraf




N



  • Khan Muttaqi Nadeem

  • Farooq Naek

  • Asieh Namdar

  • Kumail Nanjiani

  • Asad Naqvi

  • Hilal Naqvi

  • Kalbe Razi Naqvi

  • Abbas Nasir

  • Shahzad Nawaz

  • Aahad Nayani

  • Michael Nazir-Ali

  • Karamat Rahman Niazi

  • Sarfaraz K. Niazi

  • Govind Nihalani

  • Kashif Nisar

  • Ammara Noman




O


  • Muhammad Shafee Okarvi



P



  • Kassim Parekh

  • Kamran Pasha

  • Agha Javed Pathan

  • Joseph Paul

  • Evarist Pinto




Q



  • Qamar David

  • Muhammad Hafeez Qureshi

  • Sajid Qureshi

  • Saqib Qureshi

  • M. Shahid Qureshi

  • Uroosa Qureshi

  • Zakir Qureshi




R



  • Faraz Rabbani

  • Mohammed Ahmad Ghulam Rabbani

  • Razia Rahimtoola

  • Shabuddin H. Rahimtoola

  • Shamsuddin H. Rahimtoola

  • Atta-ur-Rahman (chemist)

  • Rizvan Rahman

  • Killing of Wahidur Rahman

  • Umar Rana

  • Ilyas Rashidi

  • Asim Raza

  • Syed Ali Raza Usama

  • Adeel Razzaq

  • Riazuddin (umpire)

  • Maheen Rizvi

  • Max Rodrigues

  • Nicholas Rozario

  • Rustom Sohrab Rustomji




S



  • Khan Hasham bin Saddique

  • Sabri Brothers

  • Nafis Sadik



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