Umar Khan

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Umar Khan may refer to: * Umar Khan of Malerkotla, ruler of an Indian princely state * Umar Khan Jamali, Pakistani politician * Umar Khan (umpire), Pakistani former umpire * Umer Khan (cricketer) (born 19991), Pakistani cricketer * Omar Khan (American football) (born 1977), American football executive * Omar Ayub Khan (born 1970), Pakistani politician * Omar Asghar Khan (1953–2002), Pakistani social activist, social scientist, economist and politician * General Omar Khan, Yuan Dynasty general during the 1288 Battle of Bạch Đằng * Omar Khan (businessman) (born 1959), Indian restaurant chain owner and owner of the Bradford Bulls

Umar Khan may refer to: Umar Khan of Malerkotla, ruler of an Indian princely state Umar Khan Jamali, Pakistani politician Umar Khan (umpire), Pakistani former umpire Umer Khan (cricketer) (born 1999), Pakistani cricketer Omar Khan (American football) (born 1977), American football executive Omar Ayub Khan (born 1970), Pakistani politician Omar Asghar Khan (1953–2002), Pakistani social activist, social scientist, economist and politician General Omar Khan, Yuan Dynasty general during the 1288 Battle of Bạch Đằng Omar Khan (businessman) (born 1959), Indian restaurant chain owner and owner of the Bradford Bulls

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