Mubashir Hassan

Mubashir Hassan
Born	January 22, 1922 (1922-01-22) (age 89) Panipat, British Indian Empire
Residence	Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory
Citizenship	Pakistan
Nationality	Pakistan
Fields	Civil Engineering
Institutions	University of Engineering and Technology
Alma mater	Punjab University Columbia University Iowa State University
Doctoral students	Shamsul Mulk
Known for	co-founded Pakistan Peoples Party Help created the Science Ministry established the Kahuta Project
Influenced	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

Mubashir Hassan (Urdu: مبشر حسن; January 22, 1922) PhD, is a Pakistani civil engineer and science administrator known for his work in Hydraulics and his political role in the development of the atom bomb project.^[1][2].^[3] He held several public offices, including standing as the 9th Finance Minister of Pakistan (1971-1974) and the 3rd Science Advisor to the Prime minister Secretariat (1974-1977).

A political activist, he co-founded the Pakistan People's Party and was jailed alongside Zulfikar Ali Bhutto in 1977.^[4][5][1] Released in 1984, Hassan joined the UET Lahore's Faculty of Engineering as professor of civil engineering.^[1]

Association

• Member, Pakistan Atomic Scientists Foundation (PASF)
• Member, Pakistan Civil Engineer Society
• Professor, Civil Engineering at UET Lahore

Publications

Books and Bibliography

• 2001, Birds of the Indus, Mubashir Hasan, Tom J. Roberts
• 2000, The Mirage of Power, Dr. Mubashir Hassan, PhD, (2000) (ISBN 0-19-579300-5)
• 1989, An Enquiry into the Bhutto Yean, Dr. Mubashir Hassan
• 1986, National unity: what is to be done?, Mubashir Hasan, I. A. Rahman, A. H. Kardar
• 1977, United front for people's democracy
• 1976, Pakistan's illiterate leaders
• 1967, A Declaration of Unity of People
• 1954, On the general education of an engineer

References

1. ^ ^{a b c} "Dr. Mubashir Hassan". Chowk.com. http://www.chowk.com/pavocavalry/iLogs/life/DR-Mubashir-Hassan. 
2. ^ "Professor Mubashir Hassan". revolution.com. http://revolution-reader.blogspot.com/2009/12/dr-mubashir-hassan.html. 
3. ^ Hassan, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Dr. Professor Mubashir (May 2000) [2000], "Zulfikar Ali Bhutto: All Power to People! Democracy and Socialism to People!" (in English), The Mirage of Power, Oxford University, United Kingdom: Dr. Professor Mubashir Hassan, professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Engineering and Technology and the Oxford University Press, pp. 100–393, ISBN 0-19-579300-5 
4. ^ Pakistan Herald. "Intellectual: Dr. Mubashir Hassan". Pakistan Herald. http://pakistanherald.com/Profile/Dr-Mubashir-Hassan-1067. 
5. ^ "Delegation visits with Dr. Mubashir Hasan". http://vcnv.org/gallery2/main.php/v/pakistan-+delegation/Dan+Pearson/pakistan-delegation/Dr_+Mubashir+Hasan.jpg.html. 

Government offices
Preceded by Abdus Salam	Science Advisor to the Prime minister Secretariat October 22, 1974–July 5, 1977	Succeeded by MGen Zahid A. Akbar
Preceded by Muzaffar Ali Khan Qizilbash	Finance Minister of Pakistan December 24, 1971—October 22, 1974	Succeeded by RM Hanif Khan

Persondata
Name	Hassan, Mubashir
Alternative names
Short description	Engineer
Date of birth	January 22, 1922
Place of birth	Panipat, British Indian Empire
Date of death
Place of death