محمد ایوٗب خان

'محمد ایوٗب خان' (14 مئی 1907-19 اپریل 1974) یُس بٔڑس پیمانس پؠٹھ ایوٗب خان ناوٕ سٟتؠ زاننہٕ چھِ یوان اوس اَکھ پأکستٲنؠ فوجی افسَر یُس 1958 پؠٹھ 1969 تام بطور دویٚم صدرِ پأکستان اوس۔  –

Field Marshal محمد ایوٗب خان
محمد ایوب خان
Khan in West Germany in 1961
2nd President of Pakistan
دَفترَس مَنٛز 27 October 1958 – 25 March 1969
سٲبِقہٕ	Iskandar Ali Mirza
جانِشیٖن	Yahya Khan
4th Minister of Defense
دَفترَس مَنٛز 28 October 1958 – 21 October 1966
سٲبِقہٕ	Muhammad Ayub Khuhro
جانِشیٖن	Afzal Rahman Khan
دَفترَس مَنٛز 24 October 1954 – 11 August 1955
ؤزیٖرِ اَعظَم	Mohammad Ali Bogra
نٲیِب	Akhter Husain (Defence Secretary)
سٲبِقہٕ	Mohammad Ali Bogra
جانِشیٖن	Chaudhry Muhammad Ali
Minister of Interior
دَفترَس مَنٛز 23 March 1965 – 17 August 1965
نٲیِب	Interior Secretary
سٲبِقہٕ	K. H. Khan
جانِشیٖن	Ali Akbar Khan
3rd Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Army
دَفترَس مَنٛز 23 January 1951[1] – 26 October 1958
صَدٕر	Iskander Mirza
Governor General	Khawaja Nazimuddin Ghulam Muhammad Iskander Mirza Office abolished; succeeded by President
ؤزیٖرِ اَعظَم	Liaquat Ali Khan Khawaja Nazimuddin Mohammad Ali Bogra Muhammad Ali H. S. Suhrawardy I. I. Chundrigar Feroz Khan Noon
نٲیِب	Chief of General Staff See list فرما:Plain list
سٲبِقہٕ	Sir Douglas Gracey
جانِشیٖن	Musa Khan
Chief Martial Law Administrator
دَفترَس مَنٛز 7 October 1958 – 27 October 1958
صَدٕر	Iskander Mirza
سٲبِقہٕ	Feroz Khan Noon
جانِشیٖن	Nurul Amin (1971)
ذٲتی مَعلوٗمات
زامُت	(1907-05-14)14 مٔیی 1907 Rehana, North-West Frontier Province, British India
موت	19 اَپریل 1974(1974-04-19) (ؤری 66) Islamabad, Pakistan
دَفَن	Rehana, Haripur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
قومیِت	British Indian (1907–1947) Pakistani (1947–1974)
سِیٲسی جَماعت	Convention Muslim League (before 1974)
Other political affiliations	Pakistan Muslim League (1962)
شٔریٖکِ حَیات	Begum Ayub Khan[2]
بَچہِ	2, including Gohar Ayub Khan, Grandchildren: Omar Ayub Khan, Arshad Ayub Khan
Cabinet	Ministry of Talents
Military service
Allegiance	فرما:Country data British India British India (1928–47) Pakistan (1947–58)
Branch/service	فرما:Country data British India British Indian Army Pakistan Army
Years of service	1928–1958[lower-alpha 1]
Rank	Field Marshal[lower-alpha 2]
Unit	15th Punjab Regiment
Commands	Adjutant-General, GHQ GOC, 14th Infantry Division, Dacca
Battles/wars	فرما:Tree list Wars as a Soldier:- Waziristan campaign Second World War Pacific War Burma campaign Wars after Becoming Martial administrator:- Bajaur Campaign Ran of Kutch Conflict Indo-Pakistani war of 1965 فرما:Tree list/end

2. Field Marshal Auchinleck with Begum Ayub Khan and Begum Shahid Hamid, 1964. Maj. Gen. Syed Ali Hamid.
3. "Gen. Ayub becomes President". Dawn. 6 September 2017. https://www.dawn.com/news/1355171#tab-1.

حَوالہٕ

1. Ayub retired from active service in 1958; however, he made himself field marshal in 1959. See "Military Ruler Gets Himself Elevated", Dawn, 27 October 1959

   Dawn October 27, 1959 (News Report) President Ayub made Field Marshal General Mohammad Ayub Khan was conferred the rank of Field Marshal by the presidential cabinet. The communique said that the conferment of this rank will serve to demonstrate to the world in a humble way the high esteem in which he is held by his people and how grateful the nation is to its saviour. The rank of Field Marshal is the highest rank of armies built on the patron of the British Army. The press communique added that by a peaceful revolution last year the President had not only defended the territorial integrity of Pakistan but had also saved the very existence of the nation.^[3]

2. Ayub never had an active regular military appointment of the rank of field marshal, his last military appointment was the commander-in-chief of the Pakistan Army in the rank of full general.