Department: History & Pakistan Studies
Extension Number: 000
Office Number: E-334
Address: ROOM | 334, Business, and Social Sciences Building

EDUCATION:
PhD in History,
University of the Punjab, Lahore, (in progress).
MPhil in History,
Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. 2010
MSc in History,
Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. 2007

BRIEF PROFILE:
Khizar Jawad is a distinguished historian with a specialization in themodern history of Pakistan, focusing particularly on the intricatedynamics of the 1947 partition and its profound impact on the region ofPunjab. His scholarly pursuits delve into the multifaceted dimensions ofSikh history, as well as the early modern state formation in Punjab. With akeen interest in exploring the human aspect of historical events,Professor Jawad has made significant contributions to the field of traumastudies, memories, and oral history in the context of Pakistan. Hisresearch not only unearths the historical facts but also strives tounderstand the emotional and psychological dimensions of the partition,adding a nuanced layer to the narrative. Beyond academia, ProfessorJawad is an advocate for public history, recognizing the importance ofmaking historical knowledge accessible to a wider audience. In line withthis commitment, he actively engages in public outreach through variouschannels, most notably his platform “Jinnah for All.” Through thischannel, he endeavors to create global awareness about Pakistan,presenting a more comprehensive and empathetic understanding of itshistory, culture, and people.

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS:
1.Jawad, Khizar, Ghulam Shabbir and Muhammad Kashif Ashraf. “ThePolitical Leadership of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah: HisApproach Towards the National and International Affairs of the Muslims”.Journal of Social and Development Sciences. No.3. (June 2022):
1243-1251.
The Political Leadership of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah:His Approach Towards the National and International Affairs of theMuslims | Journal of Development and Social Sciences (jdss.org.pk)
2.
Jawad, Khizar, Ghulam Shabbir and Kalsoom Hanif. The CharismaticLeadership of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah: His Vision andConstitutionalism. Pakistan Languages and Humanities Review. No. 6.(March 2022):
140-149.
The Charismatic Leadership of Quaid-i-AzamMuhammad Ali Jinnah: His Vision and Constitutionalism | PakistanLanguages and Humanities Review (plhr.org.pk)
3.
Jawad, Khizar, Ghulam Shabbir and Azmat Ullah. “Political Leadershipof Muhammad Ali Jinnah: His Task Management Tactics and GoalOrientation Strategies”. Pakistan Journal of Social Research. 3, no.3(September 2021): 476-481.
49.-Vol3.-Issue-3.-Shabbir-Jawad-Ullah-Political-Leadership-of-Muhammad-Ali-Jinnah.pdf (pjsr.com.pk)
4.
Jawad, Khizar, Ghulam Shabbir and Azmat Ullah. “Hindu-MuslimRelations and British Politics: The Emergence of Political Leadership inSouth Asia”. Pakistan Journal of Social Research. 3, no.3 (September2021): 468-475.
(PDF) Hindu-Muslim Relations and British Politics: TheEmergence of Political Leadership in South Asia | Azmatullah Wazir -Academia.edu
5.
Jawad, Khizar and Muhammad Iqbal Chawla. “Partition, Migration andRefugee Settlement in Punjab: Refocusing on the Ethos of Sir FrancisMudie’s Governance”. Pakistan Social Sciences Review Vol. 4 No.3(September 2020): 288-301.
partition-migration-and-refugee-settlement-in-punjab-refocusing-on-the-ethos-of-sir-francis-mudie-s-governance.pdf(pssr.org.pk)
6.
Jawad, Khizar and Mazhar Abbas, translators, (English to Punjabi,Shahmukhi) Tarunjit Singh Butalia, “My Journey Home: Going Back toLehnda Punjab” and “Mera Ghar Da Safar: Lehnde Punjab Wapsi”(Lahore: Baba Farid Book Foundation, 2020).
My Journey Home: GoingBack… by Dr. Tarunjit Singh Butalia (amazon.com)
7.
Jawad, Khizar. Of Gold, Gems, Gifts and Tributes: A Summary ofimportant Economic Information in Amarnath’s Zafarnama-i-Ranjit Singh.
Blog in Lawforms of Persian World Project, University of Exeter UK,2019.
Of Gold, Gems, Gifts and Tributes: A Summary of importantEconomic Information in Amarnath’s Zafarnama-i-Ranjit Singh –Lawforms (hypotheses.org)
8.
Jawad, Khizar and Tohid Ahmad Chattha “Historical Perspective ofKirti Kisan Party and its Politics in Colonial Punjab” Journal of theResearch Society of Pakistan Volume No. 55, Issue No.1 (January-June,2018), 315-323.
23_55_1_18.pdf (pu.edu.pk)
9.
Jawad, Khizar “English as the Language of Power, Changing theDynamics of British-Indian Society, 1757-1947, Online Proceeding of theWorld Conference on Integration of Knowledge, WCIK 2013. 25-26November 2013, Langkawi, Malaysia. (e-ISBN 978-967-11768-2-5),319-323.
ENGLISH AS THE LANGUAGE OF POWER, CHANGING THEDYNAMICS OF BRITISH-INDIAN SOCIETY ( ) – PDF Free Download(docplayer.net)