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    Ideologies are important motivating forces that bring stability and unity to a nation. They provide a common platform that brings together different groups in society and impels adherents to work toward shared goals. Ideologies give shape to revolutions and new cultures by demanding absolute obedience and agreement with their ideals. Pakistan's ideology was based on the two-nation theory, which argued that Hindus and Muslims were distinct nations with different philosophies of life. It aimed to create a state where Muslims could live according to Islamic principles and enhance Islamic culture and civilization.

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    Ideologies are important motivating forces that bring stability and unity to a nation. They provide a common platform that brings together different groups in society and impels adherents to work toward shared goals. Ideologies give shape to revolutions and new cultures by demanding absolute obedience and agreement with their ideals. Pakistan's ideology was based on the two-nation theory, which argued that Hindus and Muslims were distinct nations with different philosophies of life. It aimed to create a state where Muslims could live according to Islamic principles and enhance Islamic culture and civilization.

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    Ideologies are important motivating forces that bring stability and unity to a nation. They provide a common platform that brings together different groups in society and impels adherents to work toward shared goals. Ideologies give shape to revolutions and new cultures by demanding absolute obedience and agreement with their ideals. Pakistan's ideology was based on the two-nation theory, which argued that Hindus and Muslims were distinct nations with different philosophies of life. It aimed to create a state where Muslims could live according to Islamic principles and enhance Islamic culture and civilization.

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    BBA MORNING

    SEMESTER : 1st

    NAME : MUHAMMAD HAMZA

    ASSIGNMENT TOPIC : IDEOLOGY

    SUBMITTED TO : Mrs. SAMAN NAZ

    DATE : 7-10-2020

    IMPORTANCE OF AN IDEOLOGY

    Ideology is a motivating force for a nation, which is striving hard to bring stability and

    homogeneity to its nationhood. It provides the cement binding base to the scattered groups in a society

    and brings them closer to each other on a common platform.

    Ideologies impel their adherents to follow a joint line of action for the accomplishment of their

    goal. Ideologies give shape to the revolutions and give birth to new cultures and civilizations. They stress

    on their adherents to insist on their realization of their ideals through total transformation of society.

    Absolute and firm individual obedience is demanded of those who accept it and an un questioned

    agreement with each other on the ideals is the most vital pre-requisite of an Ideology.

    IDEOLOGY OF PAKISTAN WITH RESPECT TO TWO NATION

    THEORY

    Pakistan ideology was based in the fact that the Muslims were a separate nation having their own

    culture, civilization, customs, literature, religion, and way of life. They cannot be merged in any another

    nation because their philosophy of life is based on the principles of Islam. As the Muslims of India found
    it difficult to live according to the principles of Islam in the United India, they were forced to demand a

    separate homeland to safeguard their national and religious identity.

    Pakistan Ideology was erected on the Two-Nation Theory which meant that Hindus and Muslims

    were two separate and distinct nations whose understanding of life was glaringly different from each

    other. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan the pioneer of the Two-Nation Theory used the word Two-Nation for

    Hindus and Muslims after being convinced of the Hindu and Congress hatred and prejudices for the

    Muslims. The Muslims were a separate nation who always adhered to their religious identity. The

    Muslims of the sub-continent did not want to see their image as a distinct nation being tarnished and

    therefore strictly adhered to it. The British and the Hindus, in spite of their great efforts, could not put a

    wedge into the Muslim unity and love for their national character. The creation of Pakistan owes much to

    this feeling of adherence to their national image by the Muslims of the sub-continent.

    As far as the meanings and definition of Pakistan Ideology is concerned, it basically means that

    Pakistan should be a State where the Muslims should have an opportunity to live according to their faith

    and creed based on the Islamic principles. They should have all the resources at their disposal to enhance.

    Islamic culture and civilization because this was the sole purpose of demanding a separate homeland for

    the Muslims.

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