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Sydney Selvon

Dr. Sydney Selvon (March 24, 1948 – August 26, 2021) was a Mauritian journalist, editor, and historian known for his contributions to the media landscape and the documentation of Mauritius's cultural and political history. Throughout his career, Selvon held editorial positions in Canada, Australia, and Mauritius.
==Career==
Sydney Selvon's career spanned several decades, from 1972 till his death, and encompassed a range of roles within the field of journalism. He served as the Editor-in-Chief of Le Mauriticien, a daily newspaper in Mauritius. His editorials were created to spark national dialogue and influence public opinion on socio-political issues.
Selvon was involved in founding and leading journalism organizations in Mauritius. He played roles in the establishment of the Association of Journalists of Mauritius and the Mauritius Union of Journalists, advocating for ethical standards and professional development within the industry.
In addition to his editorial responsibilities, Selvon authored his own several books on Mauritian history and culture, including "A Comprehensive History of Mauritius" and "Port-Louis Harbour."
==Education==
Sydney Selvon's academic background provided a foundation for his career in journalism and historical research. He received his primary education at St. Jean Bosco Roman Catholic Authority School in Mauritius and pursued secondary education at Royal College, Curepipe. Selvon's academic achievements include distinctions in subjects such as English, French, and History.
In addition, Selvon earned a doctorate in History, specializing in Journalism, from NWMD International University in South Africa.
==Publications==
Sydney Selvon's publications reflect his dedication to documenting and interpreting Mauritius's history and culture. His works, including "Vacoas-Phoenix: La genèse d'une ville" and "Ramgoolam," offer insights into many aspects of Mauritian society.
Noteworthy among Selvon's publications is "A Comprehensive History of Mauritius," which provides an account of the island's evolution over centuries. Additionally, he has contributed to translations of books such as "Lower Your Golf Handicap in 10 Days" by Nick Wright.
==Legacy==
Selvon died on August 26, 2021.
Category:1948 births
Category:2021 deaths
Category:Mauritian translators
Category:Mauritian writers
Category:Mauritian journalists
Sydney Smith (photographer)

Sydney Smith (also spelled Sidney Smith; 1884–1958) was an English photographer who was born and worked in the North Riding of Yorkshire. Smith has also been referred to as 'Sidney' or 'Sid' Smith.
==Life==
Smith was born in Pickering, Yorkshire on 5 April 1884 into a family of builders, with eleven siblings. At 14, Smith began working as a delivery boy at the local Co-op shop, whose manager showed him how to make a pinhole camera. This led to a lifelong interest in photography and establishment of his business around 1900. He was first based in Park Street, Pickering, but in 1912 bought a coffee house at 13 Market Place, Pickering, which he converted to a photography studio and shop. Smith married Maud Thompson and they had two children, Edmund and Barbara. Smith died on 3 October 1958 after breaking his hip and contracting pneumonia following a fall from a hospital window; he is buried in Pickering. Maud died aged 94 on 3 February 1994. 
==Photography==
Smith captured all aspects of local life including portraits and landscapes between 1900 and 1956. The surviving collection of photographs document rural life in Yorkshire's North Riding, from local towns and villages to farming practices and significant local weather events alongside formal portraits. He also captured life during World War I, with photographs of soldiers and One Oak Auxiliary Hospital. Smith sold postcards of his photography of local scenes in his shop in Pickering.
==Legacy==
In the 1960s, Smith's wife Maud donated his collection of around 25,000 images and over 400 cameras to the Beck Isle Museum, Pickering. Local historian and curator Gordon Clitheroe published the books Ryedale: Images of England (2000) and Pickering Through Time (2009), which contain photographs by Smith.
Category:Photographers
Category:1884 births
Category:1958 deaths
Category:People from Pickering, North Yorkshire
Category:English people
Syed Affan Ahmed

Syed Affan Ahmed ( [Syed Affan aɦmed]; born 28 December 1996 ) is a Indian architect and actor from Chennai. He is known in Tamil Nadu for his work in the Tamil film industry. 
==Early life==
His grandfather, Syed Shafi Ahmed, was a registrar who was promoted to the director of University of Madras in the former days of the university, and his parents were doctors. He comes from a family of Zamindar. 
Category:1996 births
Category:Indian people
Category:Architects
Category:Actors
Syed Ahsan Naqvi (AKA Sam Naqvi)

Syed Ahsan Naqvi (born September 1, 1957), also known as Sam Naqvi, is an American physician and author specializing in internal medicine. He is the Director of Hospital Medicine at Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Naqvi is an adjunct associate professor of medicine at Brown University, New York Medical College, and Johnson & Wales University. He is also an accomplished author, known for his fiction work, "Ground Zero."
==Early life and education==
Naqvi was born and raised in Sialkot, Pakistan. He is the son of Syed Mahboob Hussain Naqvi, a lawyer, and Syeda Nargis Naqvi, a homemaker. He was awarded a National Scholarship during his school years. Naqvi completed his medical education at King Edward Medical University in Lahore, Pakistan, graduating in 1983. He later pursued postgraduate training in the United Kingdom, earning the Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS) designation.
In 2007, Naqvi moved to the United States.
==Career==
Naqvi is an internal medicine physician. He is the Director of Hospital Medicine at Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. In addition to his role at Landmark Medical Center, Naqvi is an adjunct associate professor in medicine at Brown University, New York Medical College, and Johnson & Wales University.
Naqvi has extensive experience in the field of internal medicine, with a focus on gastrointestinal bleeding, sepsis, peptic ulcers, necrosis, endoscopy, and colonoscopy.
Naqvi is also an author and has written a fiction book titled "Ground Zero." He has co-authored two peer-reviewed articles.
==Personal life==
Naqvi resides in Lincoln, Rhode Island, with his wife, Asma Naqvi. The couple has three sons: Niall, Kamil, and Rayyan Naqvi.
==References==
Category:1957 births
Category:American physicians
Category:American authors
Category:King Edward Medical University alumni
Syed Amjad Hussain

Syed Amjad Hussain (born 28 May 2005) is an Indian Author who is known for his book Akhtar Orenvi: Bihar Mein Urdu Sahitya Ke Nirmata, which was published by Notion Press on June 14, 2023.
==Early life and education==
Syed Amjad Hussain was born to Syed Ahmad Hussain in Sheikhpura district of Bihar on May 28, 2005.
He is pursuing Bachelor of Business Administration from the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology and had completed High School education from S.A.D.N Convent School, Sheikhpura and Delhi Public School, Sheikhpura.
Category:Indian people
Category:2005 people
Category:Indian authors
Syed Faisal Ahmed

Syed Faisal Ahmed is British physician and academic who holds the Samson Gemmell Chair of Child Health at the University of Glasgow. honorary consultant paediatric endocrinology at the Royal Hospital for Children Glasgow. Ahmed was appointed to this post in 2012 and is the seventh clinical academic to hold this endowed professorship. 
==Research==
Ahmed's research has received funding from several sources and has gained international attention in a wide range of research activities. His pioneering work in skeletal development has provided deep insight into the role of the GH/IGF-1 system as well as led to innovative methods of assessing bone quality. His research in sex development has had impact in several areas but, most importantly, he developed and continues to lead a highly successful international research consortium that started as the International DSD Registry (I-DSD). To improve the health of people in Scotland with DSD he founded the Scottish DSD Network in 2005, one of the first national clinical networks in Scotland; in the UK and internationally, he led the development of the UK DSD consensus guidelines and, was one of the members of the 2005 Chicago Consensus group.
Coupled with his long standing interest in rare conditions or as they are often called rare disease, his experience of disease registries has been also applied to projects such as the European Registries for Rare Endocrine Conditions and the European Registry for Rare Bone and Mineral Conditions. These activities as well as his close links to the European Reference Network for Rare Endocrine Conditions led to his appointment as a Professor of Endocrine Registries at the University of Leiden in 2019. To promote local research in paediatrics, Ahmed founded the Glasgow Paediatric Research Day and with the help of the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, he led the development of the Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity Research Fund. 
His involvement in the field of rare conditions was the driver for the development of the Glasgow Office for Rare Conditions in 2016, an initiative that is now being emulated by other health care providers in the UK. His interest in supporting academic development is illustrated by his past involvement in several activities including the CtA UK MRC’s Clinical Training and Career Development Panel, coordination of the Paediatric Endocrine Training Centre in Africa, coordination of ESPE's Summer School and his chairmanship of the Science Committee of ESPE. 
In 2020, Ahmed was invited to chair the European Society for Endocrinology (ESE) Rare Disease Committee and was also invited by the European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology (ESPE) to lead its short-life Rare Disease Advisory Group.
In 2021, Ahmed was awarded the 2021 Research Award for his scientific contributions to the field of paediatric endocrinology.
Category:1964 births
Category:People from London
Category:University of Edinburgh alumni
Syed Faisal Ali

Syed Faisal Ali is a Member of Bihar Legislative Council, journalist and author. He is currently serving as the National General Secretary for the RJD.
==Early Life and Education==
Syed Faisal Ali was born on Born on 29th of December, 1967 in Patna to a Nawab Muslim family. His father Late Syed Ashahad Ali was a was a senior lawyer at Patna High Court, a member syndicate of several universities of Bihar, and a member of Bihar State Minorities Commission who served as the vice president of the Janta Party. His mother Nuzhat Ahsan is a retired English teacher. 
His grandfather Syed Riyasat Ali Nadvi was the well-known Islamic scholar and historian who was also a well known freedom fighter and a member of the Indian National Congress. His grand father opposed the formation of Pakistan and the Muslim League, actively participated in freedom movement and was jailed during the Khilafat movement. 
An M.A. in English literature, M.B.A. (PMIR) and LL.B from Magadh University, Ali early in his career lectured in the Department of Business Studies in Gaya College, Gaya. He also did PG DIP From L.N Mishra Institute Patna in 1992 Personal Managment & Industrial Realations.
==Journalism==
Ali served for over 15 years as Editor at Arab News, Saudi Arabia’s largest-selling English daily. He also served as Group Editor at Sahara News Network.
A seasoned traveller, he has extensively reported from Spain, France, Turkey, Indonesia, Pakistan, Afghanistan and so on and written articles on Indo-Pak issues, Middle East affairs, etc.
He was also associated with the BBC World Service for a long time reporting from many other international and Indian media outlets.
In 2014, he was invited by the US for its prestigious International Visitor Leadership Programme (IVLP) and was re-invited in 2015 to visit the world’s largest warship USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71)|USS Theodore Roosevelt to witness its operations against the ISIS from the Red Sea.
==Political Career==
Ali joined the RJD. He contested the 2019 Indian General Elections from Sheohar, Bihar. He lost the election to BJP candidate Rama Devi.
In 2023, He contested the election for the Bihar legislative council and was elected as an MLC.
==Political Views==
A Gandhian, He is opposed to the "safforisation" of Indian society in the garb of Hindutava and believes in unity in diversity. A socialist at heart, he is an ardent supporter of the social justice movement of Lalu Prasad Yadav, and promoter of feminism and women empowerment. He supports education and equal opportunity to all.
==Accolades==
Among the numerous accolades he has received, notable are the Rajiv Gandhi Annual Global Excellence Award in 2013, Adab-o-Sahafat Award, Mohammad Ali Jauhar Award and Mohsin-e-Sahafat Award in 2012.
Category:Patna
Category:1967 births
Category:Indian people
Category:Journalists
Category:Author
Syed Hassan (actor)

Syed Hassan Jafari (born 23 January, 2012 or 2011, sources differ) professionally known by his stage name Syed Hassan, is a Pakistani actor and model who started working predominantly in Urdu television. Hassan made his acting debut with Babi Baji in 2023 and later on appeared numerous serials. He get widely recognized after portraying Hammad Raza in 2022 series Khuda Aur Mohabbat, which proved to be a turning point in his career.
==Career==
Hassan made his acting debut in 2023 with Tehseen Khan's blockbuster drama Baby Baji, where he portrayed the younger version of Imran Abbas's character. 
In 2023, his first role was of a boy next door in Abdullah Seja's soap opera Baby Baji, alongside an ensemble cast of Samina Ahmed, Munawar Saeed, Syed Tuba Anwar and Javeria Saud. he is currently playing the leading role of a child in Big Bang Entertainment's Mayi Ri with Pakistani Actress Aina Asif.
==Filmography==
===Films===
Year	Film 	Role 	Director 	Notes
2023	Anjuman	Asif Ali	Yasir Nawaz	
===Coke Studio===
Year	Season	Song 	Lyrics 	Music 	Co-singer(s)
2020	10 	"Qaumi Taranah" 	Hafeez Jalandhari 	Strings; originally composed by Ahmed Ghulam Ali Chagla	Season's ft. artists
2020	10 	"Baazi" 	Asim Raza 	Sahir Ali Bagga 	Sahir Ali Bagga
2020	10 	"Kaatay Na Katay"	Saifuddin Saif 	Ali Hamza 	Humera ArshadRachel Viccaji
2020	10 	"Baanware" 	Syed Raza Tirmazi 	Shuja Haider 	Shuja Haider
2021	11 	"Hum Dekhenge" 	 	Ali Hamza, Zohaib Kazi 	Season's ft. artists
2021	11 	"Aatish" 	Shuja Haider 	Shuja Haider 	Shuja Haider
2021	11 	"Malang" 	Imran Raza (traditional folk) 	Sahir Ali Bagga 	Sahir Ali Bagga
2021	11 	"Ballay Ballay" 	Abrar-ul-Haq (traditional folk)	Abrar-ul-Haq (traditional folk) 	Abrar-ul-Haq (traditional folk)
2023	12 	"Dhola" 	Sahir Ali Bagga 	Rohail Hyatt 	Sahir Ali Bagga
2023	12 	"Heeray" 	Javed Ali Khan 	Rohail Hyatt 	Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
Category:People from Lahore
Category:Pakistani people
Category:Actors
Category:Models
Category:Singers
Syed Imran Ali

Syed Imran Ali Ph.D is a Canadian environmental engineer and academic who invented the Safe Water Optimisation Tool.
In August 2010 Ali deployed with Médecins Sans Frontières to Sukkur, Pakistan as a water and sanitation specialist.
Ali worked at the Blum Center for Developing Economies at University of California, Berkeley.
He graduated with a Ph.D in Environmental Engineering in 2012, from the University of Guelph.
In September 2012, deployed with Médecins sans Frontières to Jamam refugee camp in Maban County, Upper Nile (state), South Sudan. While in South Sudan, his team treated water for community distribution according to World Health Organization guidelines but still found that unsanitary storage of drinking water in homes resulted in disease spread, notably Hepatitis E.
After reflecting on his experiences in South Sudan, Ali invented the Safe Water Optimisation Tool.
Ali currently works as a research fellow at York University|York University’s Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research.
His academic writing has been cited 145 times in other publications.
Category:Environmental engineering
Category:Canadian academics 
Category:University of Guelph alumni
Syed Junaid Ali Shah

Minister for Culture, Sports & Youth Affairs, Human Resources Development, Govt. of Sindh
CEO, A.O. Hospital (Pvt.) Ltd. (Institute of Trauma, Orthopaedics, Spinal & Sports Surgery)
Chairman, Shah Global Ventures
==Early life==
Dr. Syed Junaid Ali Shah was born in 1974. His initial education was in Pakistan and after completing his matriculation, he left for London for higher education.
After completing his basic medical degree, he worked in the National Health Service, UK for few years and obtained his post graduate qualification from the Royal College of Surgeons of England during his training.
==Career==
Shortly, after he realized the need to come back to serve Pakistan which also gave him the golden opportunity to directly train under the supervision of his father Dr. Syed Muhammad Ali Shah (Pride of Performance, T.I., S.I., H.I.). He has been here ever since. Dr. Shah (Senior) had the privilege of being the only Pakistani to receive four Presidential Awards namely Pride of Performance, Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, Sitara-e-Imtiaz, Hilale-Imtiaz. He was a well-known philanthropist and one of the finest Orthopaedic Surgeons of Pakistan. He till date is recognized as a pioneer in the orthopaedic field and was known to have introduced operative orthopaedics in Pakistan in the 1980’s.
A.O. Hospital is an extremely unique STATE OF THE ART TRAUMA & ORTHOPAEDIC INSTITUTE dealing with a variety of injured patients. Due to high standards of surgery, the hospital is recognized by ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF for FRCS training and also recognized by COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS OF PAKISTAN for FCPS training. A.O. is also recognized to train fellows for Pakistan Orthopaedic Association and SICOT (International Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology).
Formally known as A.O. Postgraduate Institute of Orthopaedic Sciences, is a hub for producing trained doctors along with other medical staff who have been serving the country and increasing the strength of trained work force.
Dr. Syed Junaid Ali Shah has attended large number of National and International Conferences and delivered lectures on various topics in Pakistan and abroad as a guest speaker.
As detailed in the latter part, Dr. Junaid’s contributions in the field of hospitality, film and drama industry. Currently, he has the charge of Minister, Govt. of Sindh third time, prior to this, he has already been Minister in the Sindh Government twice (2013 and 2018) and has served various sport’s associations, currently holding the post of Chairman Sindh Olympic Association.
Dr. Shah is well-known for his philanthropy and lead’s many welfare project’s.
The recent highlight is his entry into the Turkish drama and film industry, with a series on the life of “Selahaddin Eyyubi” due to be released in October/November 2023.
Category:1974 births
Category:Pakistani people
Category:Businesspeople
Syed Khadeer

Syed Khadeer (born October 11, 1989) is an Indian filmmaker known for his versatile contributions to the world of cinema. His journey in the entertainment industry began in 2009, hailing from the vibrant city of Mumbai, India. Khadeer has established himself as both an actor and director. Notably, his short film "Labor" received a prestigious nomination at Cine Premiere Indie Shorts, solidifying his status as an independent filmmaker.
==Current Work==
Syed Khadeer is currently working with "Siasat Tv Entertainment", a sub-division of Siasat Daily.
==Career==
Khadeer's early career saw him making a mark as an actor, gracing the screen with notable performances in various productions. These include ,”Bihari”(2019) and "Khuddar" (2015) in the form of a short film, among others.
In 2016, Syed Khadeer made a significant transition to the director's chair, marking a turning point in his career. His work in this capacity has earned him recognition and critical acclaim. Notably, his short film "Labor" received a prestigious nomination at Cine Premiere Indie Shorts, solidifying his status as an independent filmmaker.
==Filmography==
===Directed features===
* "Deen Drohi" 
* "21.7 FM" 
* "My Lord"
* "MLA Saab"
* "Siasat 75"
==Social Impact==
Beyond his artistic endeavors, Syed Khadeer is known for his commitment to addressing ongoing societal issues through his work. His storytelling abilities are a vehicle for shedding light on important topics and making a meaningful impact on his audience.
Category:Indian filmmakers
Category:Director
Category:1989 births
Category:People from Hyderabad, India
Category:Screenwriters
Syed Muhammad Anwer

Justice Dr. Syed Mohammed Anwer,(Urdu: سید محمد انور (was elevated as Aalim Judge in Federal Shariat Court on 12th May, 2020,. Subsequently, he was appointed as Acting Chief Justice of the Federal Shariat Court by the President of Pakistan Dr. Arif Alvi on 16th May, 2022. Before elevation, he was appointed by the then President of Pakistan, Mamnoon Husain as a member of the Council of Islamic Ideology on the basis of his extensive research and contributions in the field of Islamic jurisprudence, Islamic finance and Shariah. He was an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan having expertise in diverse legal disciplines ranging from civil and criminal litigation, corporate law, IT telecom, E-commerce and International trade and finance etc. He also held different offices related to the legal profession including Member legal to Customs Appellate Tribunal, Islamabad , director legal ministry of IT and telecom where he drafted laws for the IT and telecom sector of Pakistan. He remained chairman of Electronic Certification and Accreditation council (ECAC), a legal body to regulate e-commerce in Pakistan by virtue of the Electronic Transaction Ordinance 2002. In this capacity he drafted fundamental regulations for the ECAC to provide the legal foundation for electronic transactions in Pakistan necessary for the certification authorities to operate in Pakistan. He remained Deputy Attorney General Islamabad , prior to which he was elected President of Islamabad Bar Association for the year 2013.
Category:Pakistani people
Category:Justice
Category:Judges