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Pakistan
Pakistan is an Islamic country in South Asia consisting of four federal territories and four provinces. With an estimated population of 170.6 million as of 2011, Pakistan is the second biggest Islamic population in the world.
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Comparision between british English and Pakistani English?
well British English talks British and the Pakistani English talks more English and a little Pakistani cause the been in America more
1.5 million us dollar how much Pakistani rupee?
go to
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apply relevet numbers
What Books were written by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
1. "A'thar-as-sanadid (Great Monuments)" documenting antiquities of Delhi
2. "Jila-ul-Qulub bi Zikr-il Mahbub"
3. "Tuhfa-i-Hasan"
4. "Tahsil fi jar-i-Saqil "
5. "Namiqa dar bayan masala tasawwur-i-Shaikh"
6. "Silsilat ul-Mulk"
7. "Asbab-e-Bhaghawath-e-Hind"
8. "Tabyin-ul-Kalam"
9. "Musalmano ki Qismat ka Faisla"
Why do many river in Pakistan flood in july?
There are two reasons given hereunder that cause rivers in Pakistan to flood: 1. The Moonsoon weather system starts in July which is created on Indian ocean and Arabian sea. It moves towards India, extending towards Pakistan that brings heavy rains thus causing the floods. 2. The snow in the mountain ranges in India and Pakistan starts melting thus causing floods in rivers. Please note most of the major rivers origin from Tibet, Himalayin mountain systems with tributries from other ranges that include Karakuram. Zaman Karachi, Pakistan
Who are the top Pakistani fashion designers?
Some famous Pakistani models include but are not limited to Aminah Haq, Amina Shafaat, Humaima Malick, Iman Ali, Zara Sheikh, Reema Khan, and Mehreen Syed to name a few.
What are the uses of large dams in Pakistan?
the most important use of dams in Pakistan is irrigation. It irrigates a lot of land in Pakistan.The second greatest use in generating hydroelectricity.It also stores water for drinking purposes. They prevent areas from flooding,hence prevent loss of and property by floods.They also serve for recreation and they are big reservoirs of water for manyuses as industrial , municipal, agricultural etc
Why are Pakistani Muslim so disrespectful?
I'm not really sure maybe because some Pakistani men are emotional and depressed but you can't judge the whole Pakistani men I've had experience with Pakistani men and some of them were rly nice but yes they do have disrespectful men in every race:)
How many Islamic banks working in Pakistan?
http://www.cie.com.pk/consultancy.htm
Check out the above link
Some of the scholars are
Mufti Taqi Usmani (Dar Ul Uloom Karachi)
Molana Dr. Imran Ashraf Usmani (Shariah Advisor Meezan Bank)
Molana Dr. Ijaz Samdani (Darululoom Karachi)
Molana Hassan Kaleem
Molana Dr. Zubair Ashraf Usmani
Current time in Pakistan can be obtained by adding 5 to GMT.
What is date of brothers day in Pakistan 2012?
The date for Brothers Day in Pakistan will be different each year. The day will fall on the first Friday after the new moon after August 1st.
Highest civil award in Pakistan?
Name of the highest Civil Award in Pakistan is Nishan-i-Pakistan (The Order of Pakistan)
Salient features of constitution of 1973?
The Constitution of 1973 has authorized the President to hold Referendum on any national issue. Similarly the Prime Minister can ask the President to hold referendum on any important national issue.
How many same-sex marriages are there in Pakistan?
None. Same-sex marriage is not currently legal in Pakistan.
Can you get invisalign from Pakistan?
yes it is available in pakistan. I think here in pakistan a company is working for it with the name of Clearline Ortho.
How manytimes Pakistan has become non permanent member of security council?
Pakistan has become non permanent member of security council for 5 times and now it will be 6th one from year 2012 to 2013.
1: 1952 to 1953
2: 1968 to 1969
3: 1976 to 1977
4: 1983 to 1984
5: 2003 to 2004
Now it will be
6: 2012 to 2013
Pakistan has received nearly $18 billion in financial and military aid from the US alone since 2002. In 2002 the GPD of Pakistan was $73.952 billion, it rose to $161.99 billion in 2009. The US contribution in 2002 was $2.593 billion, roughly 4% of the total GPD. In 2009 the percentage remained roughly the same. The US is only one of several nations that provide financial support. Welfare state? yes.
Where from i get sex toy in pak?
Pak? I am assuming you mean Pakistan? You can order them online if your country does not have laws against adult toys.
I don't think so Boochaaaah is something linked with Urdu......well Cranberries known as Falsa in Urdu
Which region is heavily disputed by India and Pakistan?
Kashmir is the source of conflict between India and Pakistan.
But that's today.
There is an historical background to the Kashmir conflict which one needs to understand how the two countries have reached such an impasse over the Kashmir issue today.
It has to do with British Colonial policy at the time of British Colonial withdrawal in 1947. There were two classes of states within the Indian Union, in the British Indian empire. One class of states were known as the so-called princely states. Kashmir was one such state. There were 562 princely states, and in addition to that there were the states of British India. Lord Mountbatten, the last viceroy, said that the princely states had one of two choices: they could join either India or Pakistan; independence as an option was ruled out.
These so-called princely states had recognized the British as the paramount power on the subcontinent. With the departure of the British, the doctrine of paramountcy would lapse, and then the rulers of the princely states would have to join either India or Pakistan on the basis of two things: one, geographic contiguity with India or Pakistan or, and, their religious composition. So if they were predominately Muslim, they would go to Pakistan. Kashmir posed a peculiar problem. It had a Hindu monarch, a predominately Muslim population, and potential borders with both India and Pakistan.
So the monarch of Kashmir chose not to join either India or Pakistan, and vacillated on the question of acceding to one of the two states. To his dismay, what happened is the Pakistanis sent in troops disguised as local tribesmen, taking advantage of a tribal rebellion which had broken out in the Western reaches of the state in early October, 1947. When the tribal invaders came in armed, with regular Pakistani troops, supported by regular Pakistani troops, dressed as local tribesmen, the Maharaja panicked--this was the ruler of Kashmir, a man called Maharaja Hari Seng--panicked, and appealed to India for assistance. India agreed to provide support only if Kashmir acceded to India. Only when the maharaja acceded to India, Prime Minister Nehru sent in troops, but not before the invaders had captured 1/3 of the state, and 2/3 were still in Indian hands.
Why did Nehru so passionately hold on to Kashmir, and why did the Pakistanis, with equal zeal, seek to possess Kashmir? Principally because Kashmir went to the heart of the nation-building enterprises in both India and in Pakistan. For Pakistan, as the homeland for Muslims, as the homeland for Muslims in South Asia, it was vitally important to incorporate Kashmir, because otherwise Pakistan would not be complete, because here you had a contiguous, Muslim majority state. India at that was passionately a secular state. Nehru and others believed in the notion that a secular state would provide a home for people of all religions, of all ethnic groups, of all linguistic groups, that India could be a haven, a multicultural and multireligious polity which would respect all possible faiths that existed in its midst. And if you could somehow convince a Muslim majority state to stay within your midst, then the promise of Indian secularism would be realized.
But over the years, the commitment to secularism in India has eroded very significantly. In Pakistan, they haven't quite decided what it means to be a Muslim state, particularly after 1971 when East Pakistan breaks away on the basis of language and economic exploitation by West Pakistan. So Pakistan's claim to Kashmir also declined. So today the two countries hold on to Kashmir with such passion on the basis of simple statecraft and the desire that they're not gonna part with territory. The great moral and intellectual commitments of the 1940s and 50s have been effectively lost. bengladesh
What is the oldest barrage of Pakistan?
Warsaw dam or Mongla dam. Mongla dam was reconstructed by Ayub Khan
How to convert US dollars into Pakistani rupees?
The rate is always changing but 2013 rate is 98.15 rupees per 1 dollar of USA. The easy way to convert dollars into rupees, is to multiply dollars by 98.15, so you can get money in Pakistani rupees!
