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'''Haji Khan Larik''' was born in 1895, and the date of his death still remains unknown. He was born in [[Moulehdino Larik]], a village in [[Naushahro Feroze]], [[Sindh]], [[Pakistan]]. He received his secondary education at Naushahro Madrasa 1909 and was awarded the "Principal's Medal". He joined the [[Sindh Madrasatul Islam]], in Karachi in the year 1913 and passed the [[Matriculation]] and school final examination in 1914.<br />
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Larik joined F. Y. Arts at Bahauddin College, [[Junagadh]] in 1915 and passed the intermediate arts examination in 1917 with [[mathematics]] as his elective subject. In the intermediate class he won an essay prize open to a class of 80 students. He received his [[Bachelor of Arts]], 2nd class with honors in English in 1919.<br />
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While living in [[Junagadh]] he was the President of the [[Sindh Muslim Association]]. Larik was directly taken as Mukhtiarkar ([[Tehsildar]]) in which capacity he served for three years. He joined the legal profession in 1923, focusing on civil and criminal practice in [[Mehar Taluka]] in the [[Larkana]] and [[Dadu District|Dadu]] districts. He was offered the title of '[[Sir]]' by the [[United Kingdom|British]] but refused.<br />
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He was a nominated member on the District Local Board in Dadu during 1937 to 1938. Do to the work Larik did the Dadu District's Local Board nominated him to a seat on the Sindh Madressah board. Larik was elected to be the Vice-Chairman of the Dadu District School Board due to his interest in Muslim education. He was also a member of the [[All-India Muslim League]] and was also a Freedom Fighter.<ref>http://www.gulhayat.com/larkanalumanries.asp</ref><br />
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