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The '2nd Amendment' (1974) changed the constitutional basis of Pakistani citizenship by defining a Muslim as someone who believes in the finality of the prophethood of:
In 1974, the Parliament passed the 2nd Amendment, which defined a 'Muslim' for constitutional purposes. It specifically included the belief in the absolute and unqualified finality of the Prophethood of Muhammad (PBUH), declaring Ahmadis as non-Muslims.
902
According to the 1973 Constitution, both the President and the Prime Minister must be:
Reflecting the Islamic character of the state, the Constitution (Articles 41 and 91) requires that both the President and the Prime Minister must be Muslims. This is a core part of the ideological guiding principles of the country.
903
The guiding principles of policy in the 1973 Constitution require the state to enable the Muslims of Pakistan to order their lives in accordance with the fundamental principles and basic concepts of:
Article 31 of the Constitution mandates the state to take steps to enable Muslims to lead their lives in accordance with the Holy Quran and Sunnah. This includes making Islamic studies compulsory and encouraging the observance of Islamic moral standards.
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The '2nd Amendment' (1974) to the 1973 Constitution is famous for:
In 1974, under the government of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and following a unanimous vote in the Parliament, the 2nd Amendment was passed, which formally defined 'Muslim' in the constitution and declared the Ahmadiyya community as non-Muslims.
905
What is the total number of general seats in the National Assembly for which direct elections are held (post-FATA merger)?
The 25th Amendment and subsequent delimitations reduced the general seats of the National Assembly from 272 to 266. The total strength of the House is 336, which includes 266 general seats, 60 reserved for women, and 10 reserved for non-Muslims.
906
Which of the following is a 'Reserved Seat' category in most Pakistani local government councils?
Pakistani local government laws are inclusive by design, reserving seats for marginalized or specific groups including Women, Peasants/Workers, Youth, and Non-Muslims to ensure that the council reflects the diversity of the local community.
907
The 18th Amendment significantly increased the number of seats in the 'Senate' by adding seats for:
The 18th Amendment added 4 reserved seats for Non-Muslims (one from each province) to the Senate, increasing the total strength from 100 to 104 at that time. This was done to ensure better representation for minorities in the upper house of the federation.
908
What is the total number of seats in the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan?
The Balochistan Assembly consists of 65 seats: 51 general seats, 11 reserved for women, and 3 reserved for non-Muslims. Despite its small size, it holds critical importance due to the province's strategic location and resources.
909
What is the total number of seats in the Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) after the FATA merger?
Following the merger of FATA and the subsequent provincial elections in the tribal districts, the KP Assembly strength was increased to 145. This includes 115 general seats, 26 reserved for women, and 4 for non-Muslims.
910
What is the total number of seats in the Provincial Assembly of Sindh?
The Sindh Assembly consists of 168 seats. This includes 130 general seats, 29 seats reserved for women, and 9 seats reserved for non-Muslims. It is the second-largest provincial assembly in Pakistan.
