Abdur Rahman (Pakistani judge)

Sir Mohammad Abdur Rahman (1888–1962) was a lawyer and judge from Pakistan born in Delhi, India.

He served as a representative of the country of India for the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) in the summer of 1947.

[6] At the end of UNSCOP, Sir Abdur Rahman supported the Minority Plan for a Federal State in Palestine.

His children included his son M. Fazl ur Rahman who was a Barrister and practised law in Colonial India and in Pakistan until his passing in 1987.

85–107, ISBN 978-0-231-52548-0 Elad Ben-Dror (2014), "The Success of the Zionist Strategy vis-à-vis UNSCOP", Israel Affairs, 20 (1) (published January 2, 2014): 19–39, doi:10.1080/13537121.2013.863079, ISSN 1743-9086, S2CID 145279029

Sir Abdur Rahman: Judge on the Supreme Court of Pakistan
Meetings of UNSCOP at YMCA in Jerusalem (Seated in middle wearing a white suit is Sir Abdur Rahman)