Mohammad Yunus
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Muhammad Yunus (born 1940) is a Bangladeshi economist, the founder of the Grameen Bank, and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
Mohammad Younus (or variants such as Mohammad, Mohammed, Muhammad and Yunus, Younis) may refer to:
- Mohammad Yunus (diplomat) (1916–2001), Indian ambassador
- Mohammad Yunus (politician) (1884–1952), first Prime Minister (Premier) of Bihar, India
- Mohammad Younus (cricketer), List A cricketer from Bangladesh
- Mohammad Yunus Khalis (c.1919–2006), Afghan politician
- Muhammad Yunus Nawandish, current mayor of Kabul, Afghanistan
- Muhammad Yunus Qanooni (born 1957), Afghan politician
- Mohammad Yunus Saleem (1912–2004), Indian politician
- Sardar Muhammad Yunus Khan (1932–1987), Kashmiri businessman
[edit] See also
- Mohammad Younis Khan (born 1977), Pakistani cricketer
- Mohammad Younus Shaikh (born 1952), Pakistani doctor and human rights activist
- Mohammad Younus Shaikh (author) (born 1965), Pakistani writer
- Mohammad (disambiguation)
- Yunus (disambiguation)
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