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    Abdul Waheed Asghar is a legal professional and final-year LL.B. (Hons.) student at Punjab University Law College (2021–2026). He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of the Punjab (graduating in 2023), with a specialized academic background in Political Science and Sociology. Over the course of his legal education, Abdul Waheed has developed a robust and sustained research interest in classical Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh), intellectual property law, and the multi-layered regulatory intersections involving artificial intelligence technologies, including independent research addressing authorship and liability challenges in generative AI systems. In addition to his academic and theoretical research, Abdul Waheed maintains extensive practical engagement within criminal law litigation and courtroom procedures, gained through specialized legal internships focusing directly on complex trial proceedings and the drafting of formal legal arguments. An active leader in the academic community, he has served as the Information Secretary for the Barq-e-Adal Legal Forum and held multiple leadership roles within institutional debating societies, where he regularly manages logistics, public speaking forums, and competitive tournaments.
    Blawgs. July 31, 2026

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