ACADEMIC HONOUR Secured first class first position in B.A. (Graduate Examination) of the University of Peshawar in 1983

DR. FAKHR-UL-ISLAM Office: Director, Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar Pakistan Res: House No. 339 Street No. 08 Sector F-10 Phase-VI, Hayatabad Town, Peshawar Tel (office): 091-9216765/9216421 Tel (residence): 091-5861964 Cell: 332-9080645 E-mail: ifakhar@hotmail.com EDUCATIOINAL QUALIFICATION MA Pakistan Studies University of Peshawar (1984-86) MA (Political Science) University of Punjab (1988-90) Ph.D. (Area Studies) University of Peshawar (1990-98) Postgraduate Diploma in International Human Rights Law, Peshawar University (2001) ACADEMIC HONOUR Secured first class first position in B.A. (Graduate Examination) of the University of Peshawar in 1983 Post-Doctorate Fellowship Placement awarded at University of Ca Foscari Venis Italy, Letter issued by Prof. Dr. Paolo Biagi (Finalization awaited at HEC) Teaching Experience Institution Full time(years) Part time (years) Pakistan Study Centre University of 21 years --- Peshawar Dept of Politics& IR International Islamic 01 year --- University Islamabad Faculty of Law & Shariah International --- 01 year Islamic University Islamabad Sarhd University Peshawar 01 year FAST University Peshawar 02 years Qurtuba University Peshawar 08 years Forest Institute Peshawar 01 year Departments Journalism/Pharmacy/Geology/Fine 2+3+4+3+1+2+3( 18 years) Arts/Economics/Computer Sc/History TOTAL 22 years 31 years

Published Articles In Research Journals In other Journals News papers On net TOTAL 25 12 06 03 46 Published Books Title year Publishers 1 A Text Book of Social Sciences 8 th class 1998 NWFP Text Book Board Peshawar 2 US Think Tanks on Pakistan and 2010 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar Afghanistan 3 The Tale of Six Men 2009 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar 4 Alternate Justice System and Swat Operation 2011 Institute of Regional Studies Peshawar Pakistan: History, 5 Politics and Constitution 6 The History of Politics and Constitutional Development in Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa 2012 Frontier Research & Development Initiatives Under publication National Commission on Historical and Cultural Research Islamabad Seminars/Trainings/Lectures in Foreign Universities S.No Name of University Nature of activity organizers Date(s) 1 University of Muslim Youth University of April-1986 Bangkok Thailand Conference Bangkok/IIFS O 2 Markfield University Lecture on Afghan Markfield July 1993 Leicester (UK) Crisis University/ISB 3 University of Study at Senate Hall --- 1993 London Library 4 SOAS London Study at Seminar Library --- 1993 5 University of Colombo Srilanka International Conference on OXFAM UK/ Centre for 2006

6 Jawahar Lal Nehru University New Delhi 7 University of Cape Town(South Africa) Women Rights International Training on Gender Seminar on Child Rights 8 Kabul University Dialogue on Pakistan-Afghan Educational relations 9 Salam University Kabul Lecture on Pakistan Afghan Relatrions Human Rights Studies University of Colombo JLN University/W ABA University of Cape Town/DFID UK Department of Pashtu Kabul University Salam University Kabul 2007 2007 Oct 2010 Oct 2010 Administrative Experience Post Employer Duration Administrator International Islamic relief 18 months Agency Sudan Chairman Department of International Islamic 01 year Politics & IR University Islamabad Dean(Acting) Faculty of International Islamic 04 months Social Sciences University Islamabad Additional Dept of Social Welfare & 02 month Secretary(Acting) Special Education Government of NWFP Deputy Secretary do 4 months Director do 4 ½ years Director Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar August 2011till date= 13 months TOTAL 10 years Profile I have been playing the multi-faceted role of academician, social researcher, administrator and development specialist. Obtaining highest degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in the filed of Area Studies, I taught for 18 years in the University of Peshawar (Pakistan) including part time faculty member in a dozen of other

Universities and academic institutions. While in academia, I took keen interest and worked for right-based and Development Organizations since 1992. In 2003 the Government of NWFP requisitioned my services on deputation initially for three years thereby appointing me Director Social Welfare, Special Education and Women Development NWFP. In October 2006, my deputation period was extended for another two years term. In April 2008, I was repatriated to my parent Department Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, on my own request. During my 4 years and 6 months term as Director Social Welfare and Women Development NWFP I occupied the following portfolios: Administrative and financial head of the department Registration and Monitoring Authority of NGOs in the Province Secretary of i) Provincial Commission for Child Welfare & Development ii) Provincial Council of Social Welfare iii) Provincial Council of the Rehabilitation of Disable person. Provincial Project Director of UNDP sponsored Women s Political School Project NWFP Provincial Project Director of UNICEF sponsored Child Protection and Empowerment of Adolescent NWFP Provincial Project Coordinator of UNESCO-sponsored project Strengthening of Industrial Training Centres in the earthquake affected areas of NWFP Provincial Project Director of National Plan of Action for Women Coming back to my parent Department I have resumed academic, research and development activities. These include: TEACHING EXPERIENCE (Details) Performed duties as full time faculty member and research supervisor in Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar and acted as Professor and Chairman Department of Politics and International Relations, International Islamic University Islamabad from October 1987 to 2003. On repatriation from Social Welfare and Women Development Department, NWFP I resumed my duties as Associate Professor Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar on 19-5-2008. Taught as part time teacher in the following departments of Peshawar University and other institutions. 1. ISRA International Training Institute for Afghan Refugees Teachers, Peshawar. I Year. 2. (Department of Geology, University of Peshawar 3 Years 3. Department of Journalism, University of Peshawar. 1 Year 4. Department of Fine Arts, University of Peshawar. 3 Years 5. Department of Pharmacy, University of Peshawar. 2 Years 6. Department of History, University of Peshawar. 2 Years 7. Department of Computer & Information Technology, University of Peshawar. 2 Years.

8. Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar. 1 Year 9. Central Superior Services Coaching Academy, University of Peshawar. 4 Years 10. FAST National University of Emerging Sciences (Peshawar Campus): 02 Semesters 11. Sarhad University Peshawar 2 semesters 12. Qurtaba University Peshawar 6 Years 13. Faculty of Law of Shariah International Islamic University Islamabad: (Girl & Boys Campuses): 2 semesters ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE (Details) Deputy Director Education and Skills Development Institute for Afghan Refugees Peshawar = 4 Years (Full time: 18 Months, Part Time: 42 Months). Acting Director Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar for brief periods (Several time) Controller of Examinations Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 1994-2002. In Pakistan Study Centre also occupied the following positions: Member Library Committee, 1987-1995 (b) Member Publications Committee 2000-2002. Acting Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, International Islamic University Islamabad June-August, 2002. Head/Chairman Department of Politics and International Relations International Islamic University Islamabad, 2002-2003. Honorary Director Training of ISRA-PAK (NGO) 1992-99. Consultant/Principal Investigator of joint field Study in District Dir by FRC and Asia Foundation. Provincial Director Social Welfare, Special Education and Women Development Department Government of NWFP 12-10-2003 to 18-5-2008 Provincial Project Director UNDP Sponsor Women s Political School Project 2005 till date Provincial Project Director UNICEF sponsored project Child Protection and Empowerment of Adolescents. Provincial Project Coordinator of UNESCO-sponsored project Strengthening of Industrial Training Centres in the earthquake affected areas of NWFP Provincial Project Director of National Plan of Action for Women IT SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES Personal Computer (PC) - Soft hand on Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, outlook and PowerPoint), Windows 98, Windows XP, and use of Internet.

Team Player Friendly disposition and adaptation to any working environment. I have worked in multiethnic environment, and have sensitivity and adaptability to cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age. Soft hand on mobilization and motivation of staff and prudent use to human resources Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Planning, proposing, implementation and evaluation of projects/plans is most important and exciting part of my job. I have soft hand on monitoring and evaluation. Keep close liaison with district officers and Secretariat for successful implementation of policy and procedures in place. Recruiting Being Director Social Welfare and Women Development NWFP, I was responsible for the recruitment of new hires. Orientation and in depth training on policy and procedure is my responsibility. While in the University and Social Welfare and Women Development Department NWFP, I acted as members/advisor of Federal and NWFP Public Service Commissions in the recruitment process of officers of different categories. As Director Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, I have been performing the same duties as done in Social welfare Department Interpersonal Communication Soft hand on all sorts of communication skills. Have attended several courses inland and abroad to improve written and verbal communication. Speak regularly in class, mass gatherings such as seminars, workshops and group discussions. Act as a facilitator / trainer in tailored trainings for capacity building of Rural Masses. Effective communication with Secretariat, District Offices and outside clients through mail/email is essential part of current position. Weekly, monthly and annual reports compilation is fulfilled on regular basis. NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES / SEMINARS / EXTENSION LECTURES Since 1986, the number of Conferences, Seminars, Symposia, and Extension Lectures attended are 300. These include local, regional, national and international. Seminars/Conferences/Lectures also include the one s I attended during my visit to Thailand and United Kingdom in 1986 and 1992 respectively. Also visited Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, UAE,South Africa and India both in official and private capacity...

PUBLICATIONS HEC recognized /Peshawar University Journals: 1. Political Alliances in Pakistan, in the biennial Pakistan, Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 1987. 2. Maudoodi on Pakistan Movement, in the biennial Pakistan, No. 18, Pakistan Study Centre, University of Pakistan, 1988. 3. Education in the Former State of Swat, in the Pakistan, No. 22, Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 1990. 4. Rahman: Mysticism and significance of Worldliness, in the Research Journal Vol. 1, Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre, University of Peshawar, 1991. 5. The Indus Water Apportionment, in theanthology Emerging Central Asia and Pakistan, Area Study Centre, University of Peshawar, 1992. 6. Foreign Assistance and Primary Education in NWFP, in Pakistan, No. 28, Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 1993. 7. Bosnia Herzegovina: A Perspective in the Research Journal Vol.2. No.7 Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre, University of Peshawar 1993. 8. Crisis in Somalia, in Pakistan, No. 30. Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 1994. 9. Electoral System in Pakistan: Problems and Prospects, in the Peshawar University Teachers Association Journal PUTAJ, Vol.4, 1997. 10. Pakistani Culture: A National Need and a Problem in Pukhto (Special issue) Pashtu Academy University of Peshawar, 1998. 11. Child Labor in Pakistani n journal Pakistan ( Special issue), Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 1999. 12. Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM) in Malakand in the Research Journal Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre, University of Peshawar 2000. 13. Pukhtoons Struggle against the British Imperialism: in Pakistan, No. 32 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 2000. 14. The First Seven Amendments in the 1973 Constitution of Pakistan, in the Biannual PAKISTAN No. 33 & 34 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, Autumn 2000 15. The Backer of Lahore Resolution in the Pakistan, No. 37 & 38, Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 2006 16. Constitutional development in British Era(1858-1935),, in the Peshawar University Teachers Association Journal PUTAJ, Vol. 2009 17. Religious Seminaries in Pakistan, in Al-Idah, Reaearch Journal Sheikh Zayed Islamic centre, University of Peshawar, Vol 2009 18. Reforms in Madaris, in the Dialogue, Research Journal of Qurtuba University, Peshawar, 2009 19. Legislative Development in NWFP in the Journal of Law and Society Faculty of Law University of Peshawar 2011 20. Doctor Khan Sahib in the anthology titled, Celebrities of NWFP, Pakistan Study Centre, University of Peshawar.

21. Khan Abdul Qayum Khan in anthology titled Celebrities of NWFP, Pakistan Study Centre, University of Peshawar, 22. Sardar Abdur Rashid Khan in anthology titled Celebrities of NWFP, Pakistan Study Centre, University of Peshawar,. 23. Referendum: A significant chapter of Pakistan Movement, in the Biannual PAKISTAN No.43 & 44 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar 2009. 24. The Decisive Decade of Freedom Movement, in the Dialogue, Research Journal of Qurtuba University, Peshawar, 25. CEDAW and Pakistan: in the Biannual PAKISTAN No. 45 & 46 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 2010 26. Fiscal System of Swat State: No. 45 & 46 Pakistan Study Centre University of Peshawar, 2010 Articles published on National level 1. Ban on Students Union, in the journal Hamqadam (Special Issue), Lahore Vol. 1 No.4, 1989. 2. University ko Naaz tha Jin par, in the Students magazine Peshawar university 3. Thailand Ek Taaruf in the Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, Rawalpindi 4. Life and Works of Afghan Leaders, in journal Afkar-I-Mualim, Lahore. Vol.1 No.4, 1989. 5. Survey: The lack of Sensitization Women s rights in the journal Asia, Lahore, March 2000. 6. Mullahs vs., NGOs in the NEWSWEEK, Washington DC, October 2, 2000 (My views were quoted in the article). 7. Child Labor: Related Concepts in research journal Devmag Frontier resource Centre, Peshawar, 2000. 8. Non-Governmental Organizations in the Monthly Tarjuman-ul-Quran Lahore, July 2000. 9. The Problems of Higher Education in the Monthly Afkar-e-Mualim, Lahore, 2001. 10. NATO-Russia Relations. In Monthly Asia, Lahore, June 2002. 11. Book Review of Zero Zabar authored by Ahmad Hatib Siddiqi in Jasarat Karachi, 19, June 2002. 12. A Review of George J. Mitchal s Report on Palestine in the Monthly Baitul Muqdas Islamabad, July 2002. 13. The Organization of Islamic Conference: Achievments and Lapses in the Monthly Baitul Maqadas, Islamabad, and August 2002. 14. Religious Madrassas (Seminaries) in the Monthly Dawah Dawah Academy, International Islamic University, Islamabad, October 2002. 15. Women s Rights: Facts on the Ground, in research journal Devmag Frontier Resource Centre, Peshawar, 1999. 16. The USAID- Funded Primary Education Program in NWFP, in Taleem Main Beruni Muawinat, Institute of Policy Studies Islamabad, 17. Khan Abdul Qayum Khan in Pakhtoon Khwa Today, Peshawar, 2009

18. Data Collection Tools, in Alkhidmat NEWS Peshawar, 2010 International Publications 1. I have been regularly translating /abridging articles published in the west about Islam for quarterly journal Maghrib Aur Islam Published by Institute of Policy Studies Islamabad. So far I have translated the following articles; all of them have been published. I. Raphael Israeli, A New wave of Muslim Revivalism in China in the Journal of Muslim Minatory Affairs, London, Vol.2 1997. II. Shirin T. Hunter Is Irani Perestroika possible without Fundamental Change:? In the Washington Quarterly, Cambridge, Massachusetts, autumn 1998. III. David G. Kibbles, Monarchs, Mosques and Military Hardware A Pragmatic Approach to the Promotion of Human Rights and Democracy in the Middle East in the Comparative Strategy Vol. 11, No.3 July 2000. IV. Larry Diamond, Is Pakistan the Reverse Wave of Future? in the Journal of Democracy, John Hopkins University press, Baltimore, Vo,l.11, No. 3 July 2000. V. Jessica Sleboda Equal Before Allah? Muslim Feminism in Malaysia in the Muslim World. Washington December 2001. VI. Barbara Stowasser, Old Shykhs, Yong Women and the Internet: The Rewriting of women s Political Rights in Islam in the Muslim World Vol. 91 No. 1 & 2 spring 2002. VII. Jessica Stern, Meeting with Muj in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, Hamdard University, 2001. VIII. Sidney Weintraub Disrupting the Financing of Terrorism in the Washington Quarterly, 25: 1 winters 2002. 2. Geneva Accord on Afghanistan, in journal Hijrat, Vol.8, No.53, Hizb-I-Islami Afghanistan, 1988. 3. Siachin Problem in journal Bunyanu-n-Marsoos, Ittehad-I-Islam, Afghanistan, 1989. 4. The Resistance Leader ship of Afghanistan, in Bunyan-n-Marsoos, Ittehad-I-Islami Afghanistan, 1989. 5. Survey: Solution to Afghan Crisis: in research journal WUFA, Writers Union of Free Afghanistan, 1995. 6. The International magazine NEWSWEEK published my views about NGOs in its issue of October 2, 2000. SUPERVISION/EXAMINATION OF DISSERTATIONS So far I have supervised 70 theses of Master level, one Ph.D., two M. Phil and performed as External Examiner for 20 Master/MPhil level dissertations. Currently supervising 3 PhD, two Mphil and 25 MA level Theses

PROFICIENCY IN LANGUAGES Language Read Written Spoken English Excellent Very Good Very Good Urdu Excellent Excellent Very Good Pashtu Excellent Excellent Excellent Arabic Good Fair Fair Persian Good Good Fair Russian Beginner Beginner Beginner DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL SECTOR EXPERIENCE Apart form academic, administrative and research experience, I have been holding the following honorary positions in various development, relief, educational and, social welfare organizations: : Worked as Deputy Director Education and Skills Development Institute and then volunteer run by the International Islamic Relief Agency for Afghan refugees (ISRA) during 1986-1991. Remained as founding member, Executive committee member and Director Training in the ISRA-PAK during 1992-1999. Acted as member Provincial Council of Provincial Federation of NGOs (Sarhad NGOs Itehad) for the session 1997-1998. Founding member and member Board of Directors of Community Education and Development Organization (CEDO) University of Peshawar during 1997-1999. Member Board of Governors Humanitarians NGO, during 1998-1999. Member Education Sake Holders Forum Hayatabad, Peshawar 1999-2002. Associate member Institute of Policy Studies Islamabad. Member Provincial Executive Council Al-Khidmat Foundation Peshawar. Executive member of Sarhad Development Society Peshawar Fellow of Institute of Regional Studies Peshawar, Director/Coordinator Research Frontier Research & Development Initiatives(FRDI) Member Board of Governors various educational Institutions like SBM international School Peshawar, Usmania Model School Peshawar, Tameer-I- Seerat College Peshawar, Qurtuba College Peshawar, Peshawar Children s Academy Peshawar, Allama Iqbal Model School Sakhakot, Alfarooq School Buner and Faran Academy Mardan. Remained Chairperson of the Board of Directors of a development and capacity building NGO i.e. Institute of Research and Development Studies (IRDS) Peshawar.2002-2005 I performed as President of the NWFP chapter of Amnesty International in 2001.

Research Coordinator Frontier Research & Development Initiatives Peshawar January 2008 till date SHORT TERM CONSULTANCY I worked as Consultant in 1998 for a joint field study of Frontier Resource Centre Peshawar and Asia Foundation in Talash (Dir). The theme was Women Empowerment in Talash after the intervention of NGOs. I was member of the National Facts Finding Mission constituted by the Pakistan NGOs Forum (PNF) which visited Hazara Division in order to probe into the ongoing violence against the NGOs. Worked as Consultant with UNICEF in May 2008 for a study Review of Vagrancy Ordinance 1958 in the light of International Child rights Convention. Worked as provincial Consultant in National Assessment of Scial Welfare Departments by applying total quality control tool CAF(Common Assessment Framework). The study was financed by UNICEF 2011 Worked as Team Leader in a Field Study Assessment of Impact of free distribution of text books in Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa jointly financed by DFID(UK) and P&D Department Government of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa 2012 I performed as supervisor for the following research studies: i) Child Labor in Peshawar ii) Violence Against Women(A case study of Peshawar) iii) Women Protection Bil-a critique iv) Child labour in Charsadda v) Child Labour in Mardan. I have been performing as resource person of many NGOs like Aurat Foundation Pakistan, Human Resource Management and Development Centre (HRMDC) Peshawar, Frontier Resource Centre (FRC) Peshawar, Society for the Protection of the Right of the Children (SPARC) Islamabad, Rural Initiative for Strengthening and Empowerment (RISE) Swabi, Pakistan Academy for Rural Development Peshawar, Sarhad Development Society Peshawar. Alkhidmat Fundation Pakistan, Institute of Rgional Studies Peshawar and Institute of Policy Studies Islamabad Administrative Experience Provincial Director Social Welfare, Special Education and Women Development Department Government of NWFP 12-10-2003 18-5-2008. Provincial Project Director, Women Political School Project United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) January 2005 to June 2007 The Women Political School Project was a bilateral project between govt. of Pakistan and UNDP and Norwegian Govt. The purpose of the project was to institutionalize the process of motivating, enabling and empowering women councilors in public

office. As Provincial Project Director my main responsibilities were to ensure that all govt. of NWFP inputs committed to the project are available and ensure that project technical staff is empowered to implement the project. Supervise the WPS-NWFP unit work and approved payment of the project funds according to project documents and the procedures provided in the project cycle operation manual (PCOM). Monitor annual/quarterly operational plans according to the strategic framework. Provincial Project Director UNICEF sponsored Child Protection and Empowerment of Adolescent Project NWFP The job description included: proper implementation of Annual Work Plan, Chairing Steering Committee of various Governmental and Non-Governmental partners, utilization of funds and achievement of targets, creating liaison between UNICEF and line departments of Government through PCCWD() Provincial Commission for Child Welfare & Development). Provincial Project Director of National Plan of Action for Women Besides executive and financial head of the project in NWFP, my duties included implementation of plan prepared on quarterly basis and keeping in touch with Focal Persons in NGOs and line Government Departments Provincial Project Coordinator of UNESCO-sponsored project Strengthening of Industrial Training Centres in the earthquake affected areas of NWFP Overall supervision, monitoring/evaluation and curriculum development of industrial training centres.