The document discusses Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan's role in Pakistan's nuclear program, highlighting key events and challenges from its inception to the successful development of nuclear capabilities. It covers political motivations, internal conflicts, and international relations affecting the program, framed within a historical context. The narrative culminates in the achievements of Pakistan's nuclear mission despite various obstacles.

1. Dr. Abdul Qadeer
Khan & Islamic Bomb
Written by: Zahid Malik

2. Introduction
• Much is feared, little is known
• Cultural, Political , regional & technical role

3. Start of Nuclear Journey
• Proclaim of PM, Zulficar Ali Bhutto (1965)
• Loss of East Pakistan
• Indian Nuclear Tests
• Dr. Khan’s letter to Bhutto (1974)
“that if India acquired the bomb, so would
Pakistan, even if it had to eat grass, or leaves or
even go hungry”

4. Internal troublesome to the mission
• Conflicts of AEC (Atomic Energy Commission)
• Involvement of Foreign Intelligence
• Reservations from Bureaucracy & military

5. Anti-Pakistan Lobbies
• Aid suspension from America
• Cancellation of France Contract
• Hollands court trail
• Speculative Narrative built by western media

6. Mission Accomplished
• Kahoka Plant renamed
• Missile Designs from Chinese surrogate
• Final Exposition