Abdul Razzaq.

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Abdul Razzaq (Urdu: عبد الرزاق) (born 2 December 1979, Lahore, Punjab) is a Pakistani cricketer and member of the In

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$Relatives and members of pro Hezbollah Sunni Muslim \'Al-Tawhid Al-Islami\' movement place the turban on the coffin of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, during his funeral in the northern city of Tripoli, October 20, 2012. Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, pro-Hezbollah religious figure was killed in clashes in Tripoli on Friday night, residents said.$

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$Sheikh Bilal Shaaban (5th L), the head of pro-Hezbollah Sunni Muslim \'Al-Tawhid Al-Islami\' movement, presides the prayers over the body of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, during his funeral in the northern city of Tripoli, October 20, 2012. Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, pro-Hezbollah religious figure was killed in clashes in Tripoli on Friday night, residents said.$

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$Pakistan\'s Abdul Razzaq bowls during a practice session ahead of their Twenty20 World Cup semi-final match against Sri Lanka in Colombo, October 3, 2012.$

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$Pakistan\'s Abdul Razzaq bowls during a practice session ahead of their Twenty20 World Cup semi-final match against Sri Lanka in Colombo, October 3, 2012.$

Indian Muslim cleric Maulana Abdul Razzaq Jabbbalpuri speaks during a protest against US magazine Newsweek, in Mumbai 16 May 2005, over reports of the alleged desecration of the Quran by US soldiers at the Guantanamo Bay detention center. Newsweek magazine reported last week that US interrogators at Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba had defiled copies of the Muslim holy book and stuffed one down a lavatory to rattle Muslim prisoners, sparking a steady wave of anti-American demonstrations in the Islamic world. Newsweek issued a clarification that its story may be wrong.

Pakistani cricket team captain Abdul Razzaq (R) hits a stroke as West Indies wicketkeeper Denesh Ramdin(L) looks on during the 4th One-Day International (ODI) cricket match between Pakistan and West Indies at The Multan Cricket stadium in Multan, 13 December 2006. West Indies right-arm seamer Daren Powell chipped in with 3-33 to help the West Indies bowl out Pakistan for 209 in the fourth day-night international at Multan Stadium.

Pakistani batsman Abdul Razzaq walks back to pavilion after being dismissed during the second One Day International (ODI) cricket match between Pakistan and West Indies at The Iqbal Cricket stadium in Faisalabad, 07 December 2006. Pakistan won the match by two wickets.

Relatives and members of pro Hezbollah Sunni Muslim 'Al-Tawhid Al-Islami' movement place the turban on the coffin of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, during his funeral in the northern city of Tripoli, October 20, 2012. Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, pro-Hezbollah religious figure was killed in clashes in Tripoli on Friday night, residents said.

Sheikh Bilal Shaaban (5th L), the head of pro-Hezbollah Sunni Muslim 'Al-Tawhid Al-Islami' movement, presides the prayers over the body of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, during his funeral in the northern city of Tripoli, October 20, 2012. Sheikh Abdul Razzaq al-Asmar, pro-Hezbollah religious figure was killed in clashes in Tripoli on Friday night, residents said.

Pakistan's Abdul Razzaq bowls during a practice session ahead of their Twenty20 World Cup semi-final match against Sri Lanka in Colombo, October 3, 2012.

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