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    ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD

    (Department of Pakistan Studies)

    WARNING
    1. PLAGIARISM OR HIRING OF GHOST WRITER(S) FOR SOLVING
    THE ASSIGNMENT(S) WILL DEBAR THE STUDENT FROM AWARD
    OF DEGREE/CERTIFICATE, IF FOUND AT ANY STAGE.
    2. SUBMITTING ASSIGNMENT(S) BORROWED OR STOLEN FROM
    OTHER(S) AS ONE’S OWN WILL BE PENALIZED AS DEFINED IN
    “AIOU PLAGIARISM POLICY”.

    Course: Pakistan Studies (9374) (Compulsory) Semester: Autumn, 2022


    Level: BS (Pakistan Studies)
    Please read the following instructions for writing you assignments. (AD, BS, B.Ed,
    MA/MSc, Med, ODL Mode)

    1. All questions are compulsory and carry equal marks but within a question,
    the marks are distributed according to its requirements.
    2. Read the question carefully and the answer it according to the requirements
    of the question.
    3. Avoid irrelevant discussion/information and reproducing from books, study
    guide or allied material.
    4. Hand written scanned assignments are not acceptable.
    5. Upload you typed (in Word or PDF format) assignments on or before the due
    date.
    6. Your own analysis and synthesis will be appreciated.
    7. Late assignments can’t be uploaded at LMS.
    8. The students who attempt their assignments in Urdu/Arabic may upload a
    scanned copy of the hand written assignments (in PDF format) on University
    LMS. The size of the file should not exceed 5MB.

    Total Marks: 100 Pass Marks: 50


    ASSIGNMENT No. 1
    Q.1 Evaluate the role of Z.A Bhutto in the politics of Pakistan in detail. (20)

    Q.2 Evaluate the historical civilizations of Pakistan with reference to the Indus Valley
    Civilization and Gandhara Civilization. (20)

    Q.3 Highlight the Mujahideen Movement of Syed Ahmad Shaheed. Why the movement
    failed at the end? (20)

    Q.4 Discuss the importance of the Round Table Conferences and 1935 Act. (20)

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    Q.5 Describe the role of Quaid-e-Azam as the Governor General of Pakistan. (20)

    Total Marks: 100 Pass Marks: 50


    ASSIGNMENT No. 2
    Q.1 Highlight the important problems faced by Pakistan in the initial days of her
    establishment. What was the role of Muhammad Ali Jinnah as the governor general
    in the regard? (20)

    Q.2 Highlight the importance of the natural resources of Pakistan. (20)

    Q.3 Describe the role of food and beverage industry and textile industry. (20)

    Q.4 Describe the targets, achievements and significance of ninth and tenth five year
    plan. (20)

    Q.5 What do you know about the mutual relations between Pakistan and Iran? (20)

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    COURSE OUTLINE
    Pakistan Studies (Compulsory) (Code: 9374)

    (Compulsory Course for BS in Various Faculties)

    Dr. Khalid Mahmood, (Course Coordinator)


    Lecturer, Department of Pakistan Studies
    051-9057831, [email protected]
    OBJECTIVE OF THE COURSE

    This course is developed for the BS Programme in different subjects / faculties offered by
    Allama lqbal Open University Islamabad. The course comprises 9 units of 3 Credit-Hour
    as per H.E.0 approved criteria. The aim is to provide brief introduction to the students
    regarding the history of Pakistan and its ideological foundations. Specifically, the course
    will touch on the challenges of the country with special reference to its Constitutional
    development, Culture, Economy, Politics, and other contemporary issues of the country.

    TOTAL MARKS: 100 PASSING MARKS: 50

    Course Title Code No Credit Hours


    Pakistan Studies (Compulsory) 9374 03

    Unit 1: IDEOLOGY OF PAKISTAN: ORIGIN AND BACKGROUND


     The Indus Valley Civilization
     The Gandhara Civilization
     Muslim traders in the Sub-continent
     Muslims and non-Muslims' relations in subcontinent
     Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Allama Iqbal, Quaid-e-Azam and the Ideology of
    Pakistan
     Aims & Objectives of the Creation of Pakistan

    Unit 2: SUFIS AND ULEMAS IN SUB-CONTINENT


     Origin of Sufism
     The role of Sufis towards Tolerance
     Khawaja Moinuddin Chishti
     Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh
     Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai
     Rehman Baba
     Sheikh Ahmed Sarhindi
     Shah Wali Ullah
     Syed Ahmad Shaheed

    Unit 3: EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENTS IN SUB-CONTINENT


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     Ali Garh Movement
     Darululoom Deoband
     Darululoom Nadwatululema
     Jamia Millis lslamia
     Anjuman Himayat Islam
     Sindh Madrassatul Islam
     lslamia College Peshawar

    Unit 4: BRITISH RULE AND SEPARATE MUSLIM IDENTITY-I


     War of Independence
     Hindi-Urdu Controversy
     Simla delegation
     Establishment of Muslim League
     Minto-Morley Reforms
     Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's joining of Indian Politics
     Lucknow Pact
     Khilafat Movement
     Delhi Muslim Proposals

    Unit 5: BRITISH RULE AND SEPARATE MUSLIM IDENTITY-II


     The Nehru report and importance of the Fourteen Points
     The Round Table Conferences and 1935 Act
     The Lahore Resolution
     The August Offer and the Cripps Mission
     The Cabinet Mission Plan and 3rd June Plan
     Indian Independence Act of 1947
     The Radcliffe Award

    Unit 6 CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTAN-I


    (1947 to 1971)
     Initial problems Faced by Pakistan and Important Events
     Role of Quaid-e-Azam as Governor General
     Problems for Newly Independent Sate
     Objectives Resolution
     Constitution Making Efforts (1950-56)
     Constitution of Pakistan 1956
     Martial Law of 1958
     Constitution of 1962
     Presidential election of 1962
     War of 1965
     Downfall of Ayub Khan

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    Unit 7 CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTAN-
    II (1971 To 2018)
     Dismemberment of Pakistan 1971
     Constitution of 1973
     Islamic Provisions of the Constitution
     Fundamental Rights in the Constitution
     Amendments in the Constitution of 1973
     Politics of Bhutto
     Pakistan National Alliance and Downfall of Bhutto
     Period of Zia-ul-Haq
     Journey of Democracy from 1977 to 1999
     Musharraf as President
     Zafar-ul-Ullah Khan Jamali and Shokat Aziz as Prime Ministers
     Election of 2013 and Pakistan Muslim League (N)

    Unit 8: NATURAL RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT


     Physical features of Pakistan
     Natural Resources
     Human Resources
     Urban and Rural Issues
     Populations, Employment and Settlements
     Society and Culture
     Ethnicity
     Important Industries
     Five year plans
     China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)

    Unit 9: FOREIGN POLICY OF PAKISTAN


     Objectives of Pakistan's foreign policy
     The United Nations and its subsidiary organizations
     01C, ECO (RCD), SAARC and Pakistan
     Pakistan's relations with other countries
    1. Pakistan and China
    2. Pakistan and India
    3. Pakistan and Afghanistan
    4. Pakistan and Iran
    5. Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
    6. Pakistan and America
    7. Pakistan and USSR / Russia

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    SUGGESTED READINGS:

    1. M. R. Kazimi, Pakistan Studies (Karachi: Oxford University Press, 2007).


    2. Chaudhri Muhammad Ali, The Emergence of Pakistan (Lahore: Research Society
    of Pakistan, 1998).
    3. S. P. Cohen, The Idea of Pakistan (Karachi: Oxford University Press, 2005).
    4. M. R. Kazimi, A Concise History of Pakistan (Karachi: Oxford University
    Press, 2009).
    5. Hamid Khan, Constitutional and Political History of Pakistan (Karachi: Oxford
    University Press, 2014).
    6. Aangan by Khadija Mastoor (A Novel that tells the sacrifices of Indian Muslims
    for Pakistan in romantic way).
    7. Saeed Shafqat, New Perspectives on Pakistan: Visions for the Future (Karachi,
    Oxford University Press, 2007).
    8. N. Smith, Pakistan: History, Culture and Government.
    9. H. Yusuf, A Study of Political Development 1947-99 (Lahore: The Academy,
    1998).
    10. Khalid Bin Saeed. Pakistan: The Formative Phase, (Karachi: Oxford
    University Press,)
    11. I.H. Qureshi, The Struggle for Pakistan
    12. Aysha Jalal, The Sole Spokesman.
    13. Khaliq uz Zaman, Ch. The Pathway to Pakistan.

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