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	*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonic_Temple_(Lahore)		*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonic_Temple_(Lahore)
	*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasons_Lodge_Building_(Karachi)		*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasons_Lodge_Building_(Karachi)
	*Rudyard Kipling and Lodge of Hope: ~~http~~://www.skirret.com/papers/kipling/kipling-karim.html		*Rudyard Kipling and Lodge of Hope: https://www.skirret.com/papers/kipling/kipling-karim.html

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	In response to enquiries about joining the Fraternity from within Pakistan, something that is not possible under the current regime, I have conducted some research, which I hope will explain to those Pakistanis interested in joining, why it is not going to be possible in our lifetimes.		In response to enquiries about joining the Fraternity from within Pakistan, something that is not possible under the current regime, I have conducted some research, which I hope will explain to those Pakistanis interested in joining, why it is not going to be possible in our lifetimes.

	Pakistan was established as an Independent Islamic Republic after lengthy Political and Military struggles with India; in particular the Coup D’état in 1958, and the War with India in 1965.		Pakistan was established as an Independent Islamic Republic after a successful fight against British rule followed by lengthy Political and Military struggles with India; in particular the Coup D’état in 1958, and the War with India in 1965.

	Pakistan is currently the second most populous Islamic Country (97% of the Population), mainly populated by Sunni Muslims.		Pakistan is currently the second most populous Islamic Country (97% of the Population), mainly populated by Sunni Muslims.

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	[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-6.jpg\|430px\|thumb\|left\|Reminding of [[Rudyard Kipling\|Rudyard Kiplings]] Lodge of Hope.]]		[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-6.jpg\|430px\|thumb\|left\|Reminding of [[Rudyard Kipling\|Rudyard Kiplings]] Lodge of Hope.]]

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	==~~Siehe auch~~==		==See also==
	*[[Freimaurerei in der islamischen Welt]]		*[[Freimaurerei in der islamischen Welt]]

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	[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-6.jpg\|430px\|thumb\|left\|Reminding of [[Rudyard Kipling\|Rudyard Kiplings]] Lodge of Hope.]]		[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-6.jpg\|430px\|thumb\|left\|Reminding of [[Rudyard Kipling\|Rudyard Kiplings]] Lodge of Hope.]]


			==Siehe auch==
			*[[Freimaurerei in der islamischen Welt]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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	'''Research by Brother Rick Whitehead''' <br>		'''Research by Brother Rick Whitehead''' <br>
	'''Photos by Brother Hafiz Khandwala''' <br>		'''Photos by Brother Hafiz Khandwala''' <br>
	'''Source: Facebook - Group ~~„Maconic~~ World Wide“'''		'''Source: Facebook - Group „Masonic World Wide“'''

	'''We thank Br. Rick and Br. Hafiz for the permission to transfer the text and the photos to the Freimaurer-Wiki'''		'''We thank Br. Rick and Br. Hafiz for the permission to transfer the text and the photos to the Freimaurer-Wiki'''

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			[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-1.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|Former Freemasons Hall in Karachi, most populous city in Pakistan. The building was confiscated 1973 by the government and then rededicated. <br> All the Photos shot 2017 by Hafiz Khandwala.]]
			[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-2.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|Inside a staircase still with masonic signs and on the wall at the upper end a historic board.]]
			[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-4.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|The historic board.]]
			[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-3.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|Obvious the former temple.]]

	== Freemasonry in Pakistan ==		== Freemasonry in Pakistan ==

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	==Freemasonry in Pakistan 1842 to Present (2018)==		==Freemasonry in Pakistan <br> 1842 to Present (2018)==
	'''Research by Brother Rick Whitehead''' <br>		'''Research by Brother Rick Whitehead''' <br>
	'''Source: Facebook - Group „Maconic World Wide“''' ~~<br>~~		'''Photos by Brother Hafiz Khandwala''' <br>
	'''We thank Br. Rick for the permission to transfer ~~his~~ text to the Freimaurer-Wiki'''		'''Source: Facebook - Group „Maconic World Wide“'''

			'''We thank Br. Rick and Br. Hafiz for the permission to transfer the text and the photos to the Freimaurer-Wiki'''

	In response to enquiries about joining the Fraternity from within Pakistan, something that is not possible under the current regime, I have conducted some research, which I hope will explain to those Pakistanis interested in joining, why it is not going to be possible in our lifetimes.		In response to enquiries about joining the Fraternity from within Pakistan, something that is not possible under the current regime, I have conducted some research, which I hope will explain to those Pakistanis interested in joining, why it is not going to be possible in our lifetimes.
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	On posting this article, Brother Willie Miller was kind enough to give additional information that Kurrachee Lodge No 337, appears on the Roll of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, re-opened as a Lodge of Research in Rosyth, Kingdom of Fife, Scotland. This Lodge was formerly in Pakistan.		On posting this article, Brother Willie Miller was kind enough to give additional information that Kurrachee Lodge No 337, appears on the Roll of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, re-opened as a Lodge of Research in Rosyth, Kingdom of Fife, Scotland. This Lodge was formerly in Pakistan.


			[[Datei:FM-Hall-Karachi-6.jpg\|430px\|thumb\|left\|Reminding of [[Rudyard Kipling\|Rudyard Kiplings]] Lodge of Hope.]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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 The Sindh Wildlife Conservation building in Saddar, Karachi, served as a Masonic hall until it was taken over by the government. The Masonic Temple in Lahore, built in 1860, has been renamed to Mason Hall and is today used as a multi-purpose government building by the Government of Punjab.
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 *Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonic_Temple_(Lahore)
 *Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasons_Lodge_Building_(Karachi)
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	== Freemasonry in Pakistan ==		== Freemasonry in Pakistan ==

	Source: Wikipedia		'''Source: Wikipedia'''

	Freemasonry was introduced to Pakistan during the era of the British empire. Masonic organisations continued in the country until they were completely ousted in 1972 by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and again by Zia-ul-Haq in 1983.		Freemasonry was introduced to Pakistan during the era of the British empire. Masonic organisations continued in the country until they were completely ousted in 1972 by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and again by Zia-ul-Haq in 1983.
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== Freemasonry in Pakistan ==

Source: Wikipedia

Freemasonry was introduced to Pakistan during the era of the British empire. Masonic organisations continued in the country until they were completely ousted in 1972 by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and again by Zia-ul-Haq in 1983.

The Sindh Wildlife Conservation building in Saddar, Karachi, served as a Masonic hall until it was taken over by the government. The Masonic Temple in Lahore, built in 1860, has been renamed to Mason Hall and is today used as a multi-purpose government building by the Government of Punjab.

== Links ==
*”Freemasons in Karachi: A lodge called hope clings to history as saviour” Express Tribune 28.4.2012 http://tribune.com.pk/story/371082/freemasons-in-karachi-a-lodge-called-hope-clings-to-history-as-saviour/
*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasonry_in_Asia
*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonic_Temple_(Lahore)
*Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasons_Lodge_Building_(Karachi)

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