Q. Mushtaq, F. Shaheen
Graham Higman posed the question: How small can the integers p and q be made,while maintaining the property that all but finitly many alternating and symmetric groups are factor groups of Δ(2,p,q)=<x,y:x2=yp=3 (xy)q=1>? He proved that for a sufficiently large n,the alternating group is a homomorphic image of the triangle group Δ(2,p,q) where p=3 and q=7.Later,his result was generalized by proving the result for p=3 and q≥7.Choosing p=4 and q≥17 in this paper we have answered the "Hiqman Question".