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Zaman Park (Urdu: زمان پارک) is a neighborhood in the city of Lahore, Pakistan.^[1][2]

Zaman Park, named after Khan Bahadur Mohammad Zaman Khan, the Post Master General of Punjab in British India until 1943-44, wasn't always known by this name.^[1] Earlier maps labeled the region as Punjab Light Horse (PLH) Parade Ground, part of the Cavalry Reserve in the British Indian Army.^[1][3] In 1936, the colony underwent a name change, adopting the name, Sunder Das Park.^[3] The area only gained its current name and houses after the construction efforts led by Rai Bahadur Sunder Das Suri and his family.^[1]

By 1942, the area witnessed the emergence of six homes, all under the ownership of a single interconnected Hindu family.^[3]

Upon the occurrence of the 1947 Partition, Zaman Park was adorned with 15 grand, palatial residences, constructed by Lahore's elite Hindu families.^[3] The elite of the Jalandhar Pathans, originally from Waziristan, migrated to Lahore to settle in Zaman Park.^[1][3] The family's senior member, Khan Bahadur Zaman Khan, was a maternal uncle to the mothers of Javed Burki, Majid Khan, and Imran Khan.^[1]

• Aitzaz Ahsan^[1]
• Imran Khan^[1]
• Ahmed Raza
• Javed Burki^[1]
• Majid Khan^[1]
• Ijaz Khan^[4]
• Kamran Khan
• Humayun Zaman^[4]
• Babar Zaman^[5]
• Javed Zaman^[6][7]

31°33′05″N 74°21′11″E / 31.55139°N 74.35306°E / 31.55139; 74.35306