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Syed Naseer Muhammad Shah Lakyari

Syed Naseer Muhammad Shah Lakyari (born April 18, 1936) was a prominent Pakistani politician and a fervent advocate for the rights of the Sindhi people. He was born into a distinguished Syed family in the village of Bajara, located in the Taluka of Sehwan Sharif, District Jamshoro/Dadu, Sindh.
As the 7th Chieftain of his family, he received his primary education in Bajara, matriculated from St. Mary's School in Sukkur, graduated from Islamia College in Sukkur, and obtained his LL.B degree from Islamia College in Karachi.
Following his LL.B, Syed Naseer Muhammad Shah Lakyari actively engaged in politics alongside Sain G.M Syed and Syed Amir Hyder Shah. In 1964, he contested in the BD system elections, emerging victorious against Mr. Abdullah Shah, who later became the Chief Minister of Sindh. Notably, he was elected unopposed as the Chairman of UC Jhangara in Taluka Sehwan during his tenure as Chairman, leaving a significant mark in the history of UC through his remarkable contributions.
Syed Naseer Muhammad Shah Lakyari also played an active role in the Presidential Election between Fatima Jinnah and Ayub Khan and was among the electoral college members who supported Fatima Jinnah. In 1969, he joined hands with the Awami League (Mujeeb Fraction) and visited East Pakistan as part of a delegation from Sindh, which included Qazi Faiz Mohammad, Imdad Muhammad Shah, and Soomar Thebo.
Throughout his life, Syed Naseer Muhammad Shah Lakyari tirelessly advocated for the rights of Sindhi people who were often treated as second-class citizens, leaving an indelible mark on the political and social landscape of Sindh.
==Legacy==
Syed Naseer Muhammad Shah Lakyari's legacy is marked by his unwavering dedication to advancing the rights of Sindhi people and his significant contributions to Sindh's political history.
Category:1936 births
Category:Pakistani politicians
Category:People from Dadu District
Category:Pakistani people
Syed Rahman

Syed Rahman (born 22 January 1984), popularly known as Saif, is an American entrepreneur and artist. Saif is the founder of Modern Wall Art, a handicrafts company based in North America.wa Saif has over 15 years of experience in designing Islamic 3D décor and stainless steel art.
Saif’s company is recognized as America's first Islamic Art Gallery, and his work is currently being displayed at the Chicago History Museum. Modern Wall Art is best known for its handmade and customizable products.
Saif believes in giving back to the community and has donated over 100k in the past year to several communities globally. He has been widely covered in the high-tier media for his innovative products, including Yahoo Finance, Accesswire, Business Insider, The Chicago Journal, and others.
== Early life and education ==
Saif was born on 22 January 1984 in Hyderabad, India. He grew up with two siblings, a brother and a sister. Saif moved to Chicago with his family in 2001, when he was in high school. 
Saif has a bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Management and Nuclear Medicine technology.
== Career ==
Saif started designing handmade pieces in 2004 and sold a couple of them on eBay. But it was not till 2014 that he established his company, Modern Wall Art. Saif started this company with his father in the basement, which has now become one of the leading handicraft stores that ships worldwide. 
Modern Wall Art creates custom decor designs from scratch for their clients, such as table pieces, wall pieces, perfumes, lighting, car hangs, canvas paintings, books, jewelry, and clothing. Saif’s company became America’s first Arabic Art Gallery offering handmade and customizable 3D decor, stainless steel art, and furniture. 
In 2016, Saif opened a small studio space in Skokie, Illinois, and within two years (in 2018), he opened his first gallery in Skokie. In 2020, he opened a Bridgeview location. Under the leadership of Saif, Modern Wall Art has expanded its offerings significantly including, wall-mounted art, sculptures, clocks, mirrors, doorknobs, bookshelves, business card holders, floor lamps, and coffee tables, among other things.
Saif recently opened his gallery to other artists and giving them an opportunity to sell their work on Modern Wall Art’s website. He is also involved with several non-profit organizations and has given donations to several communities globally.
== Personal Life ==
Saif is married and has a daughter. He is fluent in English, Hindi, and Urdu. 
== Gallery ==
== In the media ==
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== References ==
== External links ==
* Official website
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Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American businesspeople
Category:American artists
Syed Salman Bin Waris Gillani

Syed Salman Bin Waris Gillani (Urdu, Punjabi language:سید سلمان بن وراث گیلانی; April 5,1979) is a real estate developer and entrepreneur who is the founder of Grand City Kharian, Housing society in Pakistan. Syed Salman Gillani set up his real estate brokerage company in Dubai named Grand Holdings. He sold this company and moved back to Pakistan with sales proceeds and profits. He now serves as managing director of Grand City Kharian, a gated housing community located on GT road in between Kharian and Sarai Alamgir. 
Category:1979 births
Category:Pakistani businesspeople
Syed Shamas ud Din Gamgeen Andrabi

Syed Shamas ud Din Gamgeen Andrabi (سیدشمس الدین غمگین اندرابی) was a Sufi saint and poet who has written a number of poems in Kashmiri language and Persian language.
Syed Shamas ud Din Gamgeen Andrabi was born in 1904 in Ratnipora village of district Pulwama. He has written numerous poems in Kashmiri language, Persian language as well as Arabic language. His poetry includes a naat consisting of nearly hundred couplets without dots (Nukhtas in Persian language). He has also composed a Persian couplet containing all the Persian alphabets.
Category:Sufi saints
Category:1904 births 
Category:Poets
Syed Tajuddin

Syed (born Syed Tajuddin) is an Indian film director and screenwriter known for his works in Telugu cinema. In 2018, he wrote dialogues for RX 100, which won the SIIMA Award for Best Debut Director (Telugu).
== Early life ==
Syed was born on 27 July 1981 in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. His native place is Guntur City, Guntur District in Andhra Pradesh. 
Syed’s father Sd.M.Vali is a farmer in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. After his education, Syed handled an Automobiles business after that in 2016 he moved to Hyderabad to pursue a career in films.
== Career ==
Screenwriting and dialogues
== Filmography ==
 All films are in Telugu, unless otherwise noted.
YEAR	TITLE 	Director	Dialogues	Screenplay	Story	Notes 	
2016	Lakshmi Bomb 	 	 	 	 	Asst Director	
2018	Gayatri (2018 film) 	 	 	 	 	Staff Writer 	
2018	RX 100 (film) 	 	YES 	 	 	 	
2019	Burra Katha (film) 	 	 	YES 	 	 	
2019	Kalki (2019 Telugu film) 	 	YES 	 	 	 	
2021	Zombie Reddy 	 	YES 	 	 	 	
2021	Ee Kathalo Pathralu Kalpitam	 	YES 	YES 	 	 	
2021	Maha Samudram 	 	YES 	 	 	 	
2021	Die Hard Fan 	 	YES 	 	YES 	 	
2022	Dongalunnaru Jagratha 	 	YES 	 	 	 	
2022	Daakko Daakko Meka 	YES 	YES 	YES 	YES 	 	
Category:1981 births
Category:Indian film directors
Category:Indian screenwriters
Syed Uvais Mustafa Wasti

Syed Uvais Mustafa Wasti translit=Syed Ovais Mustafa known reverentially as Makhdoom-e-Millat,translit=Makhdoom-e-MillatRaees-ul-Atqiya,translit=Raees-ul-Atqiya and Ovais Miyan is an Indian Barelvi Islamic scholar Muslim leader and Sajjada nashin of Famous Sufi Hospice of Qadriya Chishtiya Order Khanqah-e-Sughrawiya (Badi Sarkar) in Bilgram dist Hardoi (U.P.) in India.
He is a mirror of the virtues of the predecessors and a source of pride for the successors. Knowledge and grace, generosity, gentleness, compassion, respect for humanity, purity of appearance and inner self, uniformity of words and actions, inner perfections, simplicity and good nature, modesty, and self-control reflect the qualities of his ancestors.
You are the nephew of Qutb-e-Bilgram Hazrat Allama Mufti Syed Zainul Abedin Wasti Quddisa Sirruhu and the son of Hazrat Maulana Hafiz Qari Syed Shahid Husain Wasti. He was born on the blessed (1st Shabaan 1385 Hijri) in the morning (dawn) at Gulshan-e-Wasti. According to his mother, the entire room was turned into a Shrine of light at the time of Uvais Mian's birth.
==Early life and education==
Makhdoom-e-Millat Hazrat Maulana Syed Uvais Mustafa Damat Barkatuhum Al-Qudsiyyah has been a supernatural occurrence and a venerable figure since childhood. At the age of six months, he started walking. Childish play and games were far from his interests. He had a special familiarity and affection with the saints and holy persons.
When he reached the blessed age of four years, four months, and four days, the ritual of reciting Bismillah Sharif was performed according to family tradition. After that, he was entrusted to Hafiz Salamatullah Bilgrami Sahib, under whom he completed Nazra-e-Qur'an al-Kareem and also began memorizing it. He completed his formal Quran memorization at his maternal grandmother's house in Masauli Shareef, with Hafiz Wali Muhammad Ansari Masaulawi as his teacher. In 1404 AH / 1984, the memorization of the Holy Quran was completed, and the Dastarbandi ceremony took place later. The certificate of memorization is dated 1409 AH / 1989.
Afterward, he turned his attention to Dars-e-Nizami in pursuit of pedagogy, enrolling in various schools. Notable among them are Darul Uloom Manzar-e-Haq Tanda, Ambedkar Nagar, Madrasa Madina-tul-Arabiya Dostpur, and Jamia Arabia Izhar-ul-Uloom Jahangir Ganj Ambedkar Nagar. From Jamia Arabia Izhar-ul-Uloom, he completed the degrees of excellence in 1412 AH / 1992, with the certificate recorded in 1414 AH / 1994. He also successfully passed the Munshi (1989), Alam (1992), and Fazil (1995) examinations from the Allahabad Arabic Persian Madrasa Board.
After graduating, he returned to Bilgram Sharif and established Darul Uloom Al-Dawata Al-Sughra in 1412 AH / 1992, dedicating himself to its promotion.
==Legacy==
==Reforming Works==
===Spiritual life===
==Teachers (Asaatiza)==
==Khulafa==
==Publications==
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==Family tree==
==Notes==
Islam
Category:1967 births
Category:People from Bilgram
Category:Indian people
Sylvester Sivertsen

Sly (born Sylvester Willy Sivertsen; 8th of May 1992) is a Danish songwriter and music producer who has written and co-produced Jonas Brothers' "Comeback", The Chainsmokers' “Side Effects”, Liam Payne’s “Slow” and "Live Forever" (feat. Cheat Codes (DJs)), Olivia O'Brien's "Was It All In My Head?", Gryffin’s “All You Need To Know”, Steve Aoki & Monsta X’s “Play It Cool.
In 2020, Sly released his debut single “Cotton Candy” featuring Emily Warren.
Sly is the son of Danish singer and songwriter Lis Sørensen and drummer Jan Sivertsen
==== 2020 ====
* Sly - Cotton Candy feat. Emily Warren 
* Liam Payne with Cheat Codes (DJs) - Live Forever (Capitol Records)
* Olivia O'Brien - Was It All In My Head? (Island Records/Universal Music)
==== 2019 ====
* Jonas Brothers - Comeback (Republic Records)
* Gryffin - All You Need to Know (Feat. Calle Lehmann (Darkroom/Geffen Records)
* Steve Aoki & Monsta X - Play it Cool (Ultra Records/Starship Entertainment)
==== 2018 ====
* The Chainsmokers - Side Effects feat. Emily Warren (Disruptor Records/Columbia Records)
* Liam Payne - Slow (Capitol Records/Universal Music)
* Jens - Mixtape (Universal Music)
* Norlia & KKV - Om Du Lämner Mig Nu (Universal Music)
==== 2017 ====
* SJUR - What Do I Do (RCA Records)
* Maja Francis - Saved By the Summer (Universal Music)
==== 2016 ====
* Novaspace - Out Of My Mind (Media Pro Music/Universal Music)
* Nominated for Carl-prisen 2020, Producer of the Year and International Success of the Year.
Category:Danish songwriters
Category:Danish producers
Category: Danish people
Sylvestr (Stoychev)

Simon Lunche is an American singer-songwriter and voiceover artist from Berkeley, California. He is a solo artist and was the lead singer, guitarist, and primary songwriter for The Blondies, a progressive post-alternative band of five teenage boys. Lunche, along with his band, were the youngest artists to ever be recognized by Gibson.
Category:American singers
Category:American songwriters
Category:American voice actors
Category:American guitarists
Sylvia Patterson

Sylvia Patterson (born Perth, 8 March 1965) is a British author and music journalist. She is best known as a former contributor to Smash Hits and the NME, and for her 2016 memoir I’m Not With The Band.
Patterson grew up in Perth, Scotland, the youngest of five children. Her father, an accountant, had been a Japanese prisoner of war on the Burma railway. Her mother worked as a psychiatric nurse. 
Her writing career began straight from school working on various magazines for Dundee publisher D.C. Thomson. In February 1986 she moved to London after successfully applying for a staff writer job on her favourite magazine, Smash Hits. Inspired by her mentor, Tom Hibbert (who interviewed her for the job) Patterson was a key contributor in shaping the magazine’s much-celebrated irreverent, comic style during its mid- to late-‘80s sales peak of a million copies a fortnight. By the early 90s, Patterson had left Smash Hits to work freelance, going on to become a prolific contributor to the NME, The Face (magazine)|The Face and, by the late ‘00s, Q (magazine)|Q magazine, as well as writing for broadsheets and women’s magazines including Glamour, The Guardian, the Sunday Times and as a weekly columnist for Scotland’s Sunday Herald.
As one of the most prominent female pop journalists of her generation, Patterson is often cited as an inspiration by those who followed her, including Miranda Sawyer (who started at Smash Hits two years after Patterson in 1988), Caitlin Moran and Jude Rogers. Her radio and TV appearances include BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour , BBC4’s Top Of The Pops: The Story of 1986, and BBC1’s The One Show as part of its 2018 retrospective Smash Hits celebration. 
 
In 2016 she published her memoir I’m Not With The Band (its title a play on Pamela Des Barres’ I’m With The Band). It follows Patterson’s journalistic career from the 80s to the present (revisiting her classic interviews with Madonna, Prince, Eminem, Beyonce, George Michael, Kylie Minogue, Richey Edwards, Amy Winehouse and others) as well as her personal experiences growing up as the child of an alcoholic parent, multiple miscarriages and financial insecurity in the face of the gradual collapse of the music magazine industry itself. The book was shortlisted for the Costa Biography Award, the Penderyn Music Book Award and the NME Awards Book Of The Year, eventually winning BBC Radio 1 DJ Anne Nightingale’s Book Of The Year.
Her second memoir, Same Old Girl, is to be published in April 2023. Triggered by Patterson’s diagnosis of breast cancer in late 2019, it is described as an “unflinching, poignant and gallows-funny odyssey through the mid-life trials we all face”. 
Other than her own books, Patterson is also the ghost-writer of My Amy: The Life We Shared, the memoir of Amy Winehouse’s best friend Tyler James, a 2021 Sunday Times Book of the Year. 
==Works==
* I’m Not With The Band — A Writer’s Life Lost in Music, (2016, Sphere)
* Same Old Girl — Staying Alive, Staying Sane, Staying Myself, (2023, Fleet)
with Tyler James
* My Amy — The Life We Shared, (2021, Macmillan)
Category:1965 births
Category:British writers
Category:Music journalists
Sylvia Shoen

Sylvia Shoen (born June 23, 1962) is an American businesswoman and a former Vice President of Supplier Diversity at US West Communications. In 2011, she opened Royal Exchange Furniture and Sooo U! Fine Clothing and Accessories. 
== Early Life ==
Sylvia J. Palms was born on June 23, 1962 in Oahu, HI, Hickam Airforce base She is third of four children born to Frederick Palms, commutations specialist in the United States Airforce, and Goldie Mae Royal, vocational education teacher, and associate pastor. Sylvia has two older sisters and one younger sister.
Sylvia, attended Geiger Elementary school where she was a top student in her class. She also attended Hunt Jr. High and Woodrow Wilson High School in Tacoma, WA. 
== Career ==
Shoen started selling seeds and picking berries as her first job in Tacoma, WA as a tween. As a teenager she worked at McDonalds which proved to be a great foundation professionally. After graduating from college Sylvia's career took off at U. S. West in Seattle, WA as a Strategic Account Manager. She was transferred to the Washington DC office as a lobbyist. She was promoted as the Procurement Director of Supplier Diversity and relocated to Denver, CO. Within six months she was promoted to Vice-President of Supplier Diversity, managing a $8 billion budget.
== Personal Life ==
Sylvia began dating Joe Shoen, chairman, and chief executive officer (CEO) of AMERCO, the holding company of U-Haul International in 2000. In 2002, she married Shoen in a private ceremony. They have three children: Royal, Carty, and Joseph Shoen. Joe has two sons from a prior marriage, Stuart and Sam Shoen. The family resides in Phoenix, AZ.
== Cancer Survivor: Myelofibrosis ==
In 2017, Sylvia was diagnosed with Myelofibrosis Cancer. She had a bone marrow transplant. Her sister Brenda Palms-Barber was the donor After receiving a stem cell transplant, Sylvia is considered a cancer survivor of a rare blood cancer. 
== Sylvia Shoen in the media ==
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Category:1962 births
Category:American women in business
Category:21st-century American businesswomen
Category:American businesswomen
Category:Evergreen State College alumni
Category:Cancer survivors
Sylvia and Sylvester

Sylvia.se and Sylvester.se were two online communities and online magazines for gay, lesbian and bisexual people in Sweden, launched in 1999.
The site was launched in 1999 by employees of the internet company Spray Network in Stockholm and was based on the same platform as Spray Date.
Until 2003, Sylvester.se was Sweden's largest website for homosexuals and, at its peak, had about 200,000 visitors per month, but then the number of visitors dropped drastically.
Sylvia and Sylvester were closed down in 2019.
Category:Networking companies
Category:Online communities
Category:Companies established in 1999
Category:Companies of Sweden
Symphony Solutions NV

Symphony Solutions NV is an international IT company that provides services in software development, testing and business process outsourcing. 
==History== 
The company was founded by the Dutchman Theo Schnitfink in 2008 and works in the outsourcing market with customers from Europe, the USA, and Canada. 
In the same year, the Ukrainian representative office of the company was opened in Lviv on the street Scientific. 
In July 2016, the company opened the US representative office in Boston. 
In March 2016, Symphony Solutions together with SoftServe participated in the Ukrainian-Dutch Business Forum as representatives of the IT market of Ukraine. 
In 2020 the company was listed in FT 1000: the fourth annual list of Europe’s fastest-growing companies by Financial Time. 
==Company structure== 
Development centers: 
* Netherlands - Amsterdam (headquarter) 
* USA – Boston 
* Belgium — Antwerp 
* Poland — Rzeszow, Krakow 
* Ukraine - Lviv 
* Macedonia – Skopje 
Category:Companies established in 2008
Category:Companies based in Amsterdam
Category:Information technology companies
Synergix Technologies

Synergix Technologies Pte. Ltd. is a Singaporean information technology company founded in 1990 by Koh Yang Uei in Singapore. 
==History==
In 1990, Koh Yang Uei established Synergix in Singapore as a small accounting company. The company has been developed to provide enterprise resource planning (or "ERP") software..
The company provides ERP solutions to various industries. The Synergix ERP Software, including 25 modules, has been implemented in a variety of industries, including Trading and Distribution, Construction, Engineering, Food and Beverage, Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Marine, Retail, Design and Architecture, Service, Rental, and Laundry.
For over 33 years of development, Synergix has earned the trust and accompanied with over 600 local businesses. As an ERP software provider, Synergix has collaborated closely with Singaporean organizations like IMDA and Spring Singapore, effectively securing the business grant for its clients.
==Overview==
Synergix Technologies is operated by a team of 150+ employees under Research and Development, Business Consultancy, Marketing. Project Consultancy and Solution Support divisions. The company is seen as Singapore’s leader in ERP system software, Cloud ERP solutions, and related ERP services, specifically for Small and Medium-sized companies and multinational corporations with operations in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and China. The company is selected to be among the top 500 ERP cloud vendors in the region. Synergix Technologies is headquartered in Singapore with 2 main regional offices in Vietnam and Cebu, the Philippines.
Category:Information technology companies
Category:Technology companies of Singapore
Category:Companies established in 1990