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Ahmadis were formally declared non-Muslims in Pakistan in:
Following a series of religious protests and a lengthy debate in the National Assembly, the Second Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan was passed on September 7, 1974. This amendment legally defined Ahmadis as non-Muslims for the purposes of the law and constitution.
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The name of the state(s) in which Muslims were in majority but was/were annexed to India was/were:
During the partition and the subsequent integration of princely states, Kashmir, Junagadh, and Hyderabad became major points of contention. While Kashmir had a Muslim majority and became a disputed territory, Junagadh and Hyderabad (the latter having a Muslim ruler but Hindu majority) were also eventually annexed by India through military and political means.
893
With the achievement of Pakistan on August 14, 1947, a new era ushered in for the eighty million Muslims of the Sub-continent. The first Governor General and the president of the constituent assembly of Pakistan was:
Muhammad Ali Jinnah, revered as the Quaid-e-Azam, served as the first Governor-General of the newly independent state of Pakistan. Simultaneously, he was elected as the President of the First Constituent Assembly on August 11, 1947, where he delivered his landmark speech outlining his vision for a democratic and inclusive Pakistan.
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"Pakistan came into being as a result of the urge felt by the Muslims of the sub-continent to secure a territory, however limited, where Islamic Ideology and way of life could be practiced and demonstrated to the World". Those words are from:
Liaquat Ali Khan, the first Prime Minister of Pakistan, frequently highlighted that the creation of Pakistan was not just for territorial gain but to provide a laboratory where Islamic principles of social justice and governance could be implemented in the modern era.
895
The freedom movement of the Muslims of the sub-continent was based on:
The Pakistan Movement was primarily driven by the Two-Nation Theory, which asserted that Muslims in the sub-continent were a distinct nation defined by their Islamic faith, values, and socio-political identity, separate from the Hindu majority.
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Which city hosted the 14th Islamic Summit in 2019, where Pakistan raised the issue of 'Islamophobia' and 'Blasphemy'?
The 14th Summit in Mecca (2019) was a crucial moment for Pakistan. PM Imran Khan's address focused on the need for OIC members to jointly approach Western nations to explain the sensitivity of Muslims regarding the honor of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).
897
In 2024, the OIC expressed concern over the 'Saffronization' of education in India, echoing a dossier presented by:
Pakistan has frequently presented evidence to the OIC regarding the marginalization of Muslims in India and the revision of history in Indian textbooks. The OIC Secretariat has subsequently issued statements calling for the protection of the cultural and religious rights of minorities.
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The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution in 2022, introduced by Pakistan on behalf of the OIC, to designate which day as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia?
On March 15, 2022, the UN General Assembly adopted a landmark resolution designating March 15 as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia. This diplomatic victory was led by Pakistan as the chair of the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers, aiming to raise global awareness about religious intolerance and the stereotyping of Muslims.
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The term 'Two-Nation Theory' remains the foundational basis of Pakistan's identity in its relationship with:
The Two-Nation Theory, which posited that Muslims and Hindus are two separate nations, is the ideological root of Pakistan. This theory continues to shape Pakistan's narrative on Kashmir and its quest for an equal status in the region.
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Which city in Saudi Arabia is the headquarters for the 'Organization of Islamic Cooperation' (OIC), where Pakistan is an active member?
Jeddah is the permanent headquarters of the OIC. Pakistan is a founding member and has frequently used the platform to advocate for the rights of Muslims in Kashmir and Palestine, often receiving strong diplomatic support from the Gulf states.
