Pakistan

**Pakistan** (), ngaran resmina **Républik Islam Pakistan** nyaéta nagara républik di Asia Kidul, nu mangrupa tempat papanggihna wewengkon Asia Kidul jeung Asia Tengah sarta Wétan Tengah. Nagara ieu mibanda 1,046 kilométer gari basisir sapanjang Sagara Arabia di béh kidul, diwawatesan ku Afganistan jeung Iran di béh kulon, India di béh wétan sarta Tiongkok jauh di béh wétan kaléreunana.

Pakistan mangrupa nagara pangpadetna kagenep di dunya sarta mangrupa nagara mayoritas Islam nu kadua pangpadetna. Wewengkonna mangrupa bagéan India Britania samemeh dibagi-bagi sarta mibanda sajarah pakampungan jeung peradaban nu panjang salila Peradaban Léngkob Indus. lolobana tina wewengkon nu aya kiwari beunang ku Pérsia jeung Yunani dina Milénium ka-1 SM sarta diatur ku maranéhannana salila sawatara abad. Keur sesa sajarahna, wewengkon ieu mangrupa bagéan tina karajaan India nu lega atawa di sahadapeun pupuhu lokal atawa regional. Nu datang jeung ngawasana satuluyna aya urang Arab, Afganistan, Turki, Baloch jeung Mongol. Wewengkon ieu asup kana India Britania dina abad ka-19. Tii saprak merdika, nagara ieu geus ngalaman dua périodeu tumuwuhna militer jeung ekonomi nu penting, sarta périodeu nu henteu stabil, ku ayana kaluarna Pakistan Wétan (kiwari Bangladésh).

## Tempo ogé 
Wétan Tengah nu Agung

## Rujukan 
## Rujukan tambahan 

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* Banuazizi, Ali and Weiner, Myron. The State, Religion, and Ethnic Politics: Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan. Syracuse University Press. August 1988. ISBN 0-8156-2448-4.
* Halliday, Fred. State and Idéology in the Middle éast and Pakistan. Monthly Review Pr. Feb 1998. ISBN 0-85345-734-4.
* Hammond Incorporated. Hammond Gréater Middle éast Region: Including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya, and Turkey. American Map Corporation. August 2002. ISBN 0-8437-1827-7.
* Hilton, Isabel. "Letter from Pakistan: The Pashtun Code". The New Yorker. December 03, 2001. https://web.archive.org/web/20020407110329/http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?011203fa_FACT1
* Insight Guides, Halliday, Tony and Ikram, Tahir. Insight Guide Pakistan. Apa Productions. January 1998. ISBN 0-88729-736-6.
* Malik, Hafeez. Pakistan: Founders' Aspirations and Today's réalities. Oxford University Press, USA. May 2001. ISBN 0-19-579333-1.
* Malik, Iftikhar H. "Religious Minorities in Pakistan". Minority Rights Group International. September 2002. ISBN 1-897693-69-9. http://www.minorityrights.org/admin/Download/Pdf/MRGPakistanReport.pdf 
* Najim, Adil. "Pakistan and Democracy". The News International Pakistan. May 06, 2004. http://fletcher.tufts.edu/news/2004/05/najam1.shtml 
* Rooney, John. Shadows in the dark: A history of Christianity in Pakistan up to the 10th century. Christian Study Centre. January 1984. .
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* Wolpert, Stanley. Jinnah of Pakistan. Oxford University Press, USA. May 1984. ISBN 0-19-503412-0.
* Zakaria, Rafiq. The Man Who Divided India: An Insight into Jinnah’s Léadership and its Aftermath
* Statehood in South Asia 
* Strategic Insights, Volume III, Issue 10 (October 2004)  

## Tumbu luar 
;Official sites
* Government of Pakistan
* President of Pakistan 
* Official Information Website of Pakistan

;General information
* History of Pakistan and present
* Pakistani Politics 
* World Bank data on Pakistan
* Common Language Project Country Fact Sheet – Pakistan

;Informative Sites
* BeautifulPakistan.com 
* UrbanPK.com 
* About Pakistan
* Story of Pakistan 

;News Sites
* Pakistan Times E-Newspaper
* DAWN English Daily
* The News International 
* The Daily Times

;Travel