Sir Syed Ahmad Khan opened his eyes on October 17, 1817. His parents were Mir Muhammad Muttaqi and Aziz un Nisa. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan married Mubarak Begum aka. Parsa Begum. Moreover, he had two sons. Syed Ahmad Khan died on March 27, 1898 at the age of 80. After getting an early education, he […]
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Introduction The mid-1950s marked a critical juncture in Pakistan’s history—a time when the nation grappled with administrative challenges, regional disparities, and the delicate balance between unity and diversity. At the heart of this transformation stood the One Unit Scheme, a policy that sought to unify the provinces of West Pakistan into a single administrative entity. Background […]
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Introduction Objectives Resolution is the most important document in Pakistan’s constitutional history. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan, the objectives resolution was presented in the constituent assembly on March 7, 1949. It was passed on March 12, 1949, in the same house. Objective resolution plays an important role in the constitutional history […]
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The year was 1857, and India was under the rule of the British East India Company. During this time, a significant event unfolded—the Indian War of Independence. It is also known as the Sepoy Mutiny or the Great Indian Rebellion. The Great War of Independence marked the beginning of a fierce struggle for freedom from […]
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The Mughal Empire was one of the greatest empires in the world. Zaheer Uddin Babar established it in 1526. Additionally, it was the pride of Muslims in India. Its decline has various causes, and some of those causes are mentioned below. Professor I.H. Qureshi believes that the decline of the great Mughal Empire started with […]
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The creation of Pakistan was a great achievement for the Muslims of Subcontinent India. It was a dream of Muslims in the subcontinent to live freely from the British Indian government. After the struggle of many years and the sacrifice of thousands of people, Pakistan gained independence from British India. After its independence, Pakistan faced […]
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Haji Shariat Ullah was born in Madrapur, Dacca in 1781. He was an eminent Islamic reformer of the Indian Subcontinent. In 1799, Haji Shariat Ullah traveled to Arabia, and he got a religious education there. He learned Arabic and Persian from his teacher, Maulana Basharat. Moreover, Haji Shariat Ullah is famous for pioneering the Faraizi […]
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Syed Ahmad Shaheed the founding father of the Jihadi Movement was born on Nov 29, 1786, in Rai Bareli. His father died when he was young. Additionally, in 1806, Syed Ahmad Barelvi went to Delhi and enrolled in Madrassa Rahimiya. He studied there for two years under the sons of Shah Wali Ullah. Moreover, he […]
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Shah Wali Ullah was born in Delhi on February 21, 1703. His real name was Qutub Uddin. Later on, he came to be known as Shah Wali Ullah. His father’s name was Shah Abdur Rahim. He received his early education from his father. Moreover, he memorized the Holy Quran in his childhood. Shah Waliullah Dehlvi […]
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Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi was a great Muslim reformer of India. He was also known as Hazrat Mujaddid-e-Alf-e-Sani and Imam Rabbani. Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi was born in June 15, 1564, at Sirhind in East Punjab. Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi got his education in the Holy Quran, Hadith, Tafsir, and Ma’qul at Sirhind. Moreover, his spiritual trainer was […]
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