The Emergence of Pakistan  242 pages
Subtitle: The Emergence of Pakistan
Publisher: National Book Foundation
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Islamabad, Pakistan
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 242
Description: Good Binding
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Table of contents: title: Out of the turbulent night the stars ever twinkle and the Crescent ever emerges with a growing serenity and splendour , such has been the story of the Muslim Umma and our infant state emerging into nationhood pn 14th August, 1947. Starting from deadly scars and scratches, with empty coffers and virtually nothing but a burning faith in our destiny as a nation sprouted a new and the great satisfaction of attaining freedom and securing an independent sovereign State of our own, a homeland of our long cherished dream that has come true after ninety years of trials and tribulations.; title: We have not fought to resucitate any dynasty: we have fought for the rule of the Muslim Umma of the sub-continent of India and have atleast won the battle against yhe British Imperialists and their accomplices, the Indian National Congress representing the resurgent militant Hindu Raj.  The glorious day of our victory was the holiest day- the 27th of Ramazan ul Mubarak - the night of Power, Lailatul Qadr , 14th August 1947 marks the dawn of a new era in the history of Muslims of the subcontinent and symbolically named "Pakistan". The great man who heralded the dawn of independence was Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the greatest hero of Islam since Sultan Salahuddin.