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Chaudhry Rahmat Ali (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Intellectuals give lines of movement, leaders act upon and the masses prove good soldiers and this way nations accomplish their achievements. Rahmat Ali was one of the eminent scholars who made a significant...

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Tag(s) : #Pakistan National Movement, #India, #Chudhary Rahmat Ali, #Partition of India, #Pakistan, #Lahore Resolution, #Islamia College, #Hindu, #Muslim world

Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal (1877-1938), a notable Muslim philosopher, poet and scholar from India (then British India) (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal ranks amongst the Muslim intellectuals who left a deep impact on history. He inspired...

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Tag(s) : #Islam, #India, #Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal, #Muslim, #Muhammad Iqbal, #Peace be upon him (Islam), #Hindu, #Allahabad Address, #Islam in India

Bolan pass after railway2 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) West of the Indus Plains is Baluchistan, the largest province in Pakistan with an area about 343,000 square km. But though it's bigger than the British Isles, it only has a population of about one million,...

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Tag(s) : #Baluchistan, #Markhor, #Iran, #Balochistan Pakistan, #Afghanistan, #Pakistan, #Karachi, #History of Bluchistan, #Quetta

Tombs in the Cholistan desert. Located in Bahawalpur, Pakistan (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Its name meaning 'Land of Five Rivers', is the richest, most fertile and most heavily populated province of Pakistan. (Originally the five rivers referred to the...

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Tag(s) : #Lahore, #History of Punjab, #Indus River, #Bahawalpur, #Cholistan Desert, #Pakistan, #Punjab, #Pakistan Muslim League, #Uch

English: Tombs and graves at Chaukundi. Picture taken in October 2005. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Karachi, the largest and the most populous city of Pakistan presents an interesting and colorful combination ofthe old and new. The narrow twisting lanes...

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Tag(s) : #Asia, #Haleji Lake, #Talpur, #Pakistan, #Karachi, #History of Sindh, #Sindh, #January, #Hyderabad

Khyber Gate (Baab e Khyber) on Jamrud Road in Yaghistan looking eastbound towards Peshawar. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) It runs for over 1,100 kilometres (680 miles) along the border with Afghanistan. Peshawar is its capital, and theVale of Peshawar, fertile...

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Tag(s) : #Khyber Pass, #Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, #Mortimer Durand, #Sikh Empire, #Afghanistan, #Pakistan, #Peshawar, #History of Pukhtunkhowa, #Bala Hisar Fort

PML(Q) PML(N) ANP MQM PPP Pakistan is the beautiful country of the world. Now i want to discuss about politics of Pakistan and politicians of Pakistan. Now there are 5 political parties are leading in the field of politics the name of these parties are...

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Tag(s) : #Political Parties of Pakistan, #Pakistan facts and figures

English: Muhammad Ali Jinnah (محمد على جناح) (December 25 1876 – September 11 1948) was a Indian Muslim politician and leader of the All India Muslim League who founded Pakistan and served as its first Governor-General. He is officially known in Pakistan...

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Tag(s) : #Hindu Raj, #Muhammad Ali Jinnah, #Heroes of Pakistan, #Pakistani people, #Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, #Muslim, #Pakistan, #Quaid-eAzam, #Indian National Congress, #Hindu

Khyber Pass (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Peshawar derives its name from a Sanskrit word "Pushpapura", meaning the city of flowers. Peshawar's flowers were even mentioned in Mughal Emperor Babur's memoirs. Peshawar is old, so old that its origins are lost...

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Tag(s) : #Mughal Empire, #Khyber Pass, #Marco Polo, #City of Flower, #Babur, #Gandhara, #Sher Shah Suri, #Peshawar, #History of Peshawar

Mughal architecture: Naulakha pavilion (1633) in the fortress of Lahore (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Tomb of Malik Ayaz in the Walled City (Photo credit: Wikipedia) English: Shahi Qila, Lahore Fort (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The second level of the Shalimar...

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Tag(s) : #Lahore Fort, #Lahore, #History of Lahore, #Mughal Empire, #Sikh, #Mughal, #Jahangir, #Malik Ayaz, #Punjab