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Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
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Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
Coincidently I just noticed that Prof. M.A. Malik (who was a psychologist/palmist in Pakistan) passed away last year in november 1, 2013 at the age of 90:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._A._Malik
R.I.P.
Professor Mohammed Akrum Malik (27 January 1923 – 1 November 2013)
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Martijn van Mensvoort
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Re: Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
Sad news. He was one of the brilliant palmist and pioneer of palmistry inPakistan. He wrote extensivly on palmistry and psychology in Urdu and English. Many novice palmists like me have immensely benefitted from his books
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Re: Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
This is how I came to own Professor M.A. Malik's book....
Because I have a website people often email me with palmistry questions. Years ago someone sent me an email to ask a really small palmistry question. It took me only about 5 mins to reply. The person, who I didn't even know their identity (Mr Q springs to mind?), I think he lived in Saudi Arabia, said he was grateful for my reply and he would like to send me a gift via his friend who lived in (London?) UK. A few weeks later a parcel arrived, it contained a pristine brand new copy of Prof Malik's hardback book "New Horizons in Palmistry". I am forever grateful to my anonymous benefactor for sending me such a gift!

PS nice to see a picture of Prof Malik, I am sorry I never had chance to thank him for his interesting book, which contains so many handprints that are sadly lacking in most other palmistry books. May he rest in peace. x
(by the way this book also confirmed that the ink print I was given of Imran Khan really is his hand, as Prof Malik also has a print of Imran Khan's hand!)
Because I have a website people often email me with palmistry questions. Years ago someone sent me an email to ask a really small palmistry question. It took me only about 5 mins to reply. The person, who I didn't even know their identity (Mr Q springs to mind?), I think he lived in Saudi Arabia, said he was grateful for my reply and he would like to send me a gift via his friend who lived in (London?) UK. A few weeks later a parcel arrived, it contained a pristine brand new copy of Prof Malik's hardback book "New Horizons in Palmistry". I am forever grateful to my anonymous benefactor for sending me such a gift!


PS nice to see a picture of Prof Malik, I am sorry I never had chance to thank him for his interesting book, which contains so many handprints that are sadly lacking in most other palmistry books. May he rest in peace. x
(by the way this book also confirmed that the ink print I was given of Imran Khan really is his hand, as Prof Malik also has a print of Imran Khan's hand!)

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Re: Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
Hi Lynn,
Are you allowed to post Imran Khan's print. I'm a cricket fan. Would be interesting.
Are you allowed to post Imran Khan's print. I'm a cricket fan. Would be interesting.
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Re: Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
Sorry I don't have permission to post the prints I've got, but here is Imran Khan discussion and the page from Malik's book
https://www.modernhandreadingforum.com/t1138-imran-khan-legend-of-cricketing-world-politician
https://www.modernhandreadingforum.com/t1138-imran-khan-legend-of-cricketing-world-politician
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www.handanalysis.co.uk
Re: Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
Very nice, tonight I had a discussion with Prof M A Malik's grandson. I thank him for contacting me, it was good to talk about his grandpa's work.

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www.handanalysis.co.uk
Re: Prof. M.A. Malik (1923-2013)
Hi Kiran, They are small prints, varying in clarity, several on a page, mainly just the palms and not the fingers. But a good & interesting collection.
some examples from his book "New Horizons in Palmistry" previously posted on this forum



some examples from his book "New Horizons in Palmistry" previously posted on this forum



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