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Ideology of Pakistan: Historical Overview

The document outlines the ideology of Pakistan, emphasizing its definition, historical aspects, and the significance of a separate Muslim majority state based on the Two Nation Theory. It discusses the historical context of Muslim rule in the subcontinent, including the Arab invasion and the Mughal Empire's contributions to culture and administration. Additionally, it highlights the downfall of Muslim rule due to internal dissension and weak leadership in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

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Ideology of Pakistan: Historical Overview

The document outlines the ideology of Pakistan, emphasizing its definition, historical aspects, and the significance of a separate Muslim majority state based on the Two Nation Theory. It discusses the historical context of Muslim rule in the subcontinent, including the Arab invasion and the Mughal Empire's contributions to culture and administration. Additionally, it highlights the downfall of Muslim rule due to internal dissension and weak leadership in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

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ideology of Pakistan:​
Definition and elucidation : vision, principles.​
Separate Muslim majority state.​
Two nation theory (Define it)​
Two aspects of ideology​
Separate identity - distinct nation (pau)​
Welcome ways of life: Desire to homeland​
assimilation - subjugation​
Protection of rights :- risk in a united state​
Self determination: aspiration self governance​
Separate state - own identity.​
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Historical Aspects: Muslim Rule in the​
subcontinent, it Downfall and efforts for​
Renaissance​
Muslim Rule in the Subcontinent: Thousand years.​
Arab invasion of Sindh (8th century) Peak along with​
Mughal empire (16th-18th century)- art, architecture,​
literature, administration and science. Islam​
Spread widely- Muslims cultural and social norms.​
Delhi Sultanate: (1206-1526)​
Mamluk, Khalji, Tughlaq, Sayyed, Lodi - consolidated​
Mughal Empire: (1526-1857)​
Prolonged existence- strong administration, cultural​
synthesis, architectural marvels (Taj Mahal).​
Akbar, Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb left lasting legacies.​
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Downfall of Muslim Rule:​
Late 17th century and early 18th centuries- factors.​
Internal Dissension: weak successors.​
court intrigues, wars of succession.​

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