Humayun Iqbal

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Humayun Iqbal (H Iqbal) (Urdu ہمایوں اقبال ایچ اقبال) was a Pakistani novelist and poet. He was born on 6 July 1941, in Rampur, died on 14 April 2025 in Karachi, Pakistan.

After Ibn-e-Safi, H Iqbal created his own spy series Parmod Series or "Major Parmod Series" in August 1965. His characters, Major Parmod and Colonel D, are famous spies in Urdu.^{[citation needed]}

His other notable books:

• Mustaqbil Shanas
• Janbaz
• Challawa

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