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    Islamic Law- Hudood

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    punishments—into the criminal law. In 1979‚ General Zia promulgated a series of ordinances which were to revolutionize the legal system of Pakistan. Zia had come to power in 1977 in a coup d’etat which had toppled the government of PM Zulfikar Bhutto. In 1984‚ Zia had himself confirmed as President of Pakistan by a referendum‚ which also gave him a mandate to Islamize the legal system of Pakistan. The ordinances introduced into the legal system of Pakistan were ostensibly Islamic criminal laws

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    Life of Ayub Khan

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    the war caused a rapid decline of the country’s economy. He is also criticized his role at the Tashkent Declaration. Many believe that he negated the victory on the battlefield with a defeat at the negotiating table. His right-hand man‚ Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto‚ also turned against him and launched his own party‚ the Pakistan Peoples Party‚ with the aim to remove Ayub from power. The Awami League under Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rahman started propagating his rule as pro West Pakistan and claimed that his policies

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    Contemporary Sovereignty and Pakistan 1. General. Pakistan because of its turbulent past and it’s mindboggling array of internal and external challenges has confronted all sorts of sovereignty issues in its short existence. A partition that raised many problems; the Kashmir conflict; the search for security through alliances and the antecedent issues of sovereignty‚ the inability to forge strong national institutions that led to separation of East Pakistan; poor internal governance and corruption

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    Internal Colonialism: Internal colonialism is a notion of structural political and economic inequalities between regions within a nation state. The term is used to describe the uneven effects of economic development on a regional basis‚ otherwise known as "uneven development"‚ and to describe the exploitation of minority groups within a wider society. This is held to be similar to the relationship between metropole and colony‚ in colonialism proper. 1.2. The Bengali Ethnonationalist Movement

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    Independent University Bangladesh DST 643 International Reconstruction and Development Instructor: S. Aminul Islam Professor Department of Sociology University of Dhaka Assessment 01 Submitted by: Md. Sohel Rana SID: 1123005 Semester: Spring‚ 2012 Date: May 10‚ 2012 The Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971 and the War Damages Acknowledgement I am grateful to Almighty Allah who gives me my valuable

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    Liberation War 1971.

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    March to June Leaflets and pamphlets played an important role in driving public opinion during the war. See also: Mukti Bahini At first resistance was spontaneous and disorganized‚ and was not expected to be prolonged.[45] But when the Pakistani Army cracked down upon the population‚ resistance grew. The Mukti Bahini became increasingly active. The Pakistani military sought to quell them‚ but increasing numbers of Bengali soldiers defected to the underground "Bangladesh army". These Bengali

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    Ayub Khan

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    The proponents of military action had upheld it‚ calling Ayub Khan a saviour. A new system was evolved which replaced the federal parliamentary system leading to absolute dictatorship. With unfair intentions he took every step which consolidated his grip on power. After 11 years of independence‚ Pakistan was going through experiments in governance‚ with no constitution‚ no democracy. The fallout of this cast deep influences on the years to come. That Ayub Khan was an ambitious person is evident

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    Jose Carcamo       Today we are faced with a problem‚ not just us but this issue goes worldwide. This isn’t a new problem but it’s an enduring one‚ the problem is poverty. Poverty is causing a lot of people to struggling dealing with everyday problems and situations in life all around the world. Pakistan is one country that is going through this problem and it has been increasing for the past few years. Pakistan is located in the Western part of the Indian subcontinent‚ with Afghanistan and

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    Brigadier General Muhammad Siddiq Salik (Urdu: برگیڈیر جنرل محمد صدیق سالک) (1935) (September 6‚ 1935 – August 17‚ 1988)‚ was a 1 star general in the Pakistan Army and former director-general of the Inter Services Public Relations who headed ISPR from August 1985 till his death. Brigadier-General Salik is most known as a close associate of former Pakistani President General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq. Siddique Salik was born in village Manglia Kharian‚ Gujrat District‚ Punjab. He belongs to a noble Jat

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    A Case of Exploding Mangoes

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    Mohammed Hanif A Case of Exploding Mangoes 2008 A first novel of the first order--provocative‚ exuberant‚ wickedly clever--that reimagines the conspiracies and coincidences leading to the mysterious 1988 plane crash that killed Pakistan’s dictator General Zia ul-Haq. At the center is Ali Shigri: Pakistan Air Force pilot and Silent Drill Commander of Fury Squadron. His father‚ one of Zia’s colonels‚ committed suicide under suspicious circumstances. Ali is determined to understand what or who pushed

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