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Lets wrap up Islamiat Paper: you have doubts post them and get the solutions

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M.Omar said:
ofcourse it was a demand for future negotiations and compromises but why Lucknow pact tht is joint demand was signed...not a seperate resolution calling for own rights so it may not be a valid point unless u explain why a joint demand for future constitution like mutual cooperation the it would be valid.....Other reasons may very well be the onset an d the WW1 taking place...so brirtains necessity...also the increased persecutions by british during WW1 had moved them together and a further assurance of rights in oct 1916 by british further meant continued cooperation...
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yes u r rit, u won't get credit unless u explain this point but since he's already made a new point outta the description so I didn't rite it. anywax ur points r valid too!
 
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Q How important was the development of regional languages to Pakistan between 1947 and 1988? Explain your answer. [14]and this also
 
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exploded diper said:
canc someone explain to me the answer of this question..
the war of independance acheived little do u agree?14 marks
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thr were many points for this qstn but unfortunatley I cud not remeber em :(
like exploitative role of EIC ended
doctrine of lapse abolished
read Kelly's u'll find some points
 
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MuslimGirl said:
umm... we have to write down generally. :S
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but we dont have enough points to write a general answer for 10 marks.....dont we have to atleast mention zaid bin sabitss work and the others like ubbay bin kaab, and abdullah bin masud..cant u give me an explained answer....or sir irfan can u atleast
 
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Describe the work of the scribes in writing down the revelation?

Scribes of the Prophet were amongest his Closest companions, they included the four rightly guided Caliphs; Abubakr, Umar, Usman and Ali, and other leading companions which included Khalid bin Waleed, Abdullaah bin Masud and Zaid bin Sabit. There was always a scribe on hand to write down the revelation or to insert new ones revealed to Prophet under divine guidence through Jibrael. This is Mentioned in Quran as:

"(Written) down by the hand of scribes, honorable, pious and just." (80:15-16)

None of these scribes ever made any omission or addition in the Divine Revelations except for Abdullah ibn s Saad Abi sarah who incurred the displeasure of the Holy Prophet by making changes in revelations. He was nearly executed at the time of Conquest of Makkah. The scribes assisted the Prophet because He, himself was illiterate and could not read or write. The Prophet dictated the revelations and then ask his companions to read out loud in order to ensure accuracy. They wrote them down in portions on various materials. These included animal's skin, shoulder bones of Camels, palm leaves, stone tablets and pieces of wood etc. it is also said that at the time of Prophet's death there were at least 15 written copies of the Quran but not in a compile form.

After Prophet's death Abu Bakr requested Zaid bin sabit to make a first collection. it was after the battle of Yamama agaist false Prophet Musailmaa, in which 70 memorizers of Quran were martyred. Zaid eventually compiled the Holy Quran in book form. That Compiled quran was named Mus-haf by Abudullah bin Masood. That copy was handed over to Hafsa bint Umar, daughter of Umar ibn Khataab and Wife of the Prophet, so it came to be known as Mushaf-e-Hafsa.

Later, Under Usman's order Zaid bin Sabit led three scribes (Abdullah bin Zubair, Saad bin Aas and AbdurRehman bin Haris) in doing his job. They consulted the leading Muslims, found out all the fragments, made use of the Mushaf-e-Hafsa. They applied careful methods, preferring passages in Makkan dialect of the Holy Prophet. They ensured the chapters and verses and looked for the written evidence. so that Quran remains same as Divine Guidence.

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At last. :') \m/
I hope you find it right. :'D
 
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