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26 March 2011

Na rok sakain gy shaheenon koo yeh mandar k pujari

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23 March 2011

chalay chalo k wo manzil abi nhe ai

chalay chalo k wo manzil abi nhe aiyoum e pakistan k hawalay se khasosi reportpakistan resolution day 23 ma...

22 March 2011

23 march images

Poetry on 23 march, pakistan23rd march posters banners and poetrypakistan resolutionminar e pakis...

21 March 2011

Harbinger of freedom

Harbinger of freedomBy Imtiaz Rafi Butt  A day, an hour, of virtuous liberty,Is worth a whole eternity in bondage.- Joseph Addison-The final destiny of the Muslims, which the Poet of the East, Allama Iqbal, had envisioned in 1930, became a reality after 1940. By then the Muslim...

Constitution making in Pakistan:

Constitution making in Pakistan: An exercise replete with constant amendments By Aqeel-ul-Zafar Khan  One of the most delicate issues faced by the British Government in India attributed to complex communal problems; the different communities residing in the vast continent of India, ...

Pakistan Resolution: From concept to reality

Pakistan Resolution: From concept to realityBy Khwaja Razi Haider It is a historical fact that after the events of 1857 and the subsequent consolidation of the British Raj in India, the political thinkers and intellectuals of the Sub-continent started to think about the political, religious cultural...

Muslim's struggle for independent statehood

Muslim's struggle for independent statehood By Qutubuddin Aziz The Lahore session of the Muslim League (ML) on March 23, 1940, was historic and momentous. It was the biggest concourse of Indian Muslims in their political history since the fall of the once-mighty Mughul Empire in 1857 and the advent of...

Pakistan Resolution in retrospect

Pakistan Resolution in retrospectBy Prof Sharif al Mujahid Pakistan owes her emergence to four outstanding leaders – Sir Syed Ahmad Khan (1817-98), Maulana Mohammad Ali (1878-1931), Mohammad Ali Jinnah (1876-1948), and Allama Muhammad Iqbal (1877-1938). These leaders provided intellectual and political leadership to Indian Muslims...