Family and Education
Malik Ghulam Muhammad was born in a small house near at the Mochi Gate to a middle-class family, on 20 April 1895. He belonged to the Kakazai tribe of Pashtuns. Much of his childhood was spent in the walled city of Lahote, and thus the impact of pure Lahore culture was very much visible on his personality. After graduating from a local high school, Ghulam Muhammad enrolled in the prestigious university of subcontinent, the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). He studied Economics and Accountancy at the AMU and gained Bachelor of Accountancy from AMU.
His maternal grandson Yousuf Salahuddin who is related to renowned poet and philosopher Allama Iqbal, and is nephew of Allama Iqbals son Javid Iqbal. His Related closely to Famous lahore family of Governor Salman Taseer of Pakistan Peoples Party, of Dr M.D. Taseer the educationalist father of late Governor Salmaan Taseer, and also his son British-born Aatish Taseer (from Indian journalist Tavleen Singh). Salman Tasser Mother Bilqis Christobel Taseer an Englishwomen and her Sister the wife of Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Alys Faiz
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