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Islam and Pakistan 3

Understand Pakistan’s Islamic identity, constitutional foundations, and the role of Shariah in the State.

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Shaoor Institute

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About this course

This course first addresses the common misunderstanding that Quaid-e-Azam wanted a secular Pakistan. It explains Pakistan’s Islamic identity through the Two-Nation Theory, Quaid-e-Azam’s speeches, the Objectives Resolution, and the Constitution of Pakistan. The course also explores why Pakistan was created as an Islamic country and introduces the need, concept, and practical framework for the implementation of Shariah in Pakistan.

Why you'll learn

Understand Pakistan’s Islamic ideological foundation.
Explain the Two-Nation Theory and purpose of Pakistan.
Respond to the claim that Quaid-e-Azam wanted a secular Pakistan.
Understand the Objectives Resolution and key Islamic constitutional provisions.
Explain Pakistan’s constitutional Islamic identity.
Understand the need and framework for implementing Shariah.

Requirements

No prior academic knowledge is required. Learners should have a basic interest in Pakistan’s history, Constitution, Islamic thought, and the role of Islam in public life.

Who this course is for

The objectives are the same as the learning outcomes.

Course objectives

The objectives are the same as the learning outcomes.

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