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    1. During 1947-1953, Pakistan sought to unite the Muslim world and demonstrate Islamic ideology and brotherhood. 2. Pakistan had close relations with Iran, establishing diplomatic ties in 1949. The two countries signed a friendship treaty in 1950. 3. Afghanistan opposed Pakistan's independence and entry into the UN, claiming Pakistani territories and instigating anti-Pakistan propaganda to demand Pakhtoonistan. Relations were hostile with border skirmishes. 4. Turkey recognized Pakistan and the two countries signed agreements on student scholarships and defense cooperation.

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    1. During 1947-1953, Pakistan sought to unite the Muslim world and demonstrate Islamic ideology and brotherhood. 2. Pakistan had close relations with Iran, establishing diplomatic ties in 1949. The two countries signed a friendship treaty in 1950. 3. Afghanistan opposed Pakistan's independence and entry into the UN, claiming Pakistani territories and instigating anti-Pakistan propaganda to demand Pakhtoonistan. Relations were hostile with border skirmishes. 4. Turkey recognized Pakistan and the two countries signed agreements on student scholarships and defense cooperation.

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    1. During 1947-1953, Pakistan sought to unite the Muslim world and demonstrate Islamic ideology and brotherhood. 2. Pakistan had close relations with Iran, establishing diplomatic ties in 1949. The two countries signed a friendship treaty in 1950. 3. Afghanistan opposed Pakistan's independence and entry into the UN, claiming Pakistani territories and instigating anti-Pakistan propaganda to demand Pakhtoonistan. Relations were hostile with border skirmishes. 4. Turkey recognized Pakistan and the two countries signed agreements on student scholarships and defense cooperation.

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    Pakistan and the Muslim world

    1947 to 1953:
    BACKGROUND:
    During the first world war, an intense and
    fearless movement was lunched by the Muslims of India in
    1919 to1920 for the safeguard of the institution of Caliphate.
    Turkey was a Muslim state and the Muslim of India were in
    favored of Turkey. The Muslim of India were worried about
    the safety of the Islamic center such as (Makah and Madina )
    Islamic culture and civilization.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    BACKGROUND:
    By area Pakistan the 33 largest country in the
    world (881,931 sq. km including northern areas). Pakistan is
    the second largest Muslim-majority country in terms of
    population (after Indonesia) and is only Muslim majority
    country to have tested nuclear weapons.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Geographical position of Pakistan:
    Pakistan is situated in the center of the
    Islamic countries of Africa and Asia. It is linked to the Muslim countries
    through land and see routs and not only its geographical background but its
    geographically centrality necessities that it support the unity of Muslim world.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Pakistan Ideology:
    Pakistan came into being as a result of the urge
    felt by the Muslim of the subcontinent to secure a territory where
    Islamic ideology and way of life could be predicated and
    demonstrated to the world. A cardinal feature of this ideology is
    to make Muslim brotherhood a living reality.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Similarity:
    The similarity of culture and civilization has also brought
    Pakistan closer to the Muslim world. The similarity of faith, culture and
    thinking has firmly attached Pakistan with the Muslim block. Therefore
    Pakistan has sincerely endeavored from the very beginning of its
    independence to bring the Muslim Ummah on one platform.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Pakistan and Iran are close neighbors ,sharing 909km
    international border in the western side.
    Iran was the first country to recognize Pakistan when it was
    established in 1947.
    Pak-Iran relations started when the prime minister of
    Pakistan visited Iran in 1949 and as a return shah of Iran
    visited Pakistan with some cabinet members.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    In May 1950 a treaty of friendship was singed between
    prime minister Liaqat ali khan and shah of Iran .
    Pakistan opened its first embassy in Iran city Tehran.
    In 1955 Baghdad pact known as CENTO was signed
    among Pakistan,Iran,Iraq,Turkey and UK(United kingdom) for
    mutual cooperation and protection.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Afghanistan is a mountainous country in the Central Asia
    and situated in the north of the KPK province of Pakistan.
    The Pakistan-Afghan border was drown in 1893 by sir
    Mortimer Durand.
    when Pakistan became Afghanistan claimed on the
    boundary of Pakistan and demand some territory of KPK and
    Baluchistan.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Pakistan joined the United Nation on 30 September 1947.
    Afghanistan opposing Pakistanis entry into U.N.O and
    considered Pakistan is a colony of British.
    However in 1948 the government of Pakistan decided to
    develop diplomatic relations with Afghanistan .
    Mr.I.I.Chundriger was appointed the first Ambassador of
    Pakistan to Afghanistan and afghan government send sardar
    wali khan as their first Ambassador to Karachi.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    Afghanistan initiated a hostile propaganda complain
    against Pakistan its press and Radio.the main purpose of this
    anti-Pakistan propaganda was to compel Pakistan to accede
    to the demand of pakhtoonistan.
    Since 1949, a series of armed skirmishes and firefights
    have occurred along the Durand Line. The Pakistani Embassy
    in Kabul and consulates in Kandahar and Jalalabad were
    attacked by mobs.
    Pakistan and the Muslim world
    1947 to 1953:
    After independence Turkey extended its recognition to
    the new state of Pakistan as a sovereign and independent
    country.
    The first agreement between Pakistan and Turkey was
    concluded in 1950 by which both countries give scholarship to
    the students of each others countries.
    Another agreement was reached between the two
    countries which emphasized the defense matters between
    Pakistan and Turkey.

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