Pakistan Studies, Islamiyat and Urdu: Post your doubts here!

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Salam every one!
Post your Pak St., Islamiyat and Urdu doubts here. Members here will try and help you out, Insha'Allah!

I have a few questions which need to be answered can u guys help me out ??
Q1)Why did Simon Commission come to India ? [7]
Q2)Why did Simon Commission failed ? [7]
Q3)Why did Nehru published his report in 1928? [7]
Q4)Why did Nehru Report fail? [7]
HELP will be greatly appreciated !! :D
All 4 marks questions
http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/threads/history-4-part-questions-compilation-here.13263/
Can someone check my answer

Q-Give an account on the Muslims migration to Abyssinia

The migration of the Muslims to Abyssinia occurred during the early years of Islam when the Muslims were facing intense persecution in Makkah. The Holy Prophet, Muhammad, allowed a group of twelve men and four women to migrate to Abyssinia, a place where they could find refuge and be free from the torture they were subjected to in Makkah. The Christian king of Abyssinia, Negus (Ashma Najashi), was a just ruler and did not allow any persecution in his land.

The Muslim immigrants were received warmly and accorded due hospitality in Abyssinia. However, the Makkans became very furious when they learned about the hospitable reception the Muslims received and intensified the persecution of the Muslims still living in Makkah. As a result, the Holy Prophet allowed the helpless Muslims to seek asylum in Abyssinia for the second time. This time, the group of immigrants comprised eighty-two or eighty-three men and eighteen women.

The Quraish dispatched two envoys to demand the extradition of the Muslim refugees from Abyssinia, but Negus (Najashi) summoned the Muslims to the court and asked them to explain the teachings of their religion. Jafar bin Abi Talib, the Holy Prophet's cousin, was appointed as the spokesperson for the Muslims. He gave a speech that impressed Negus and the Christian priests present there. Negus then asked Jafar to recite some portion of the Holy Quran, and after hearing the recitation, Negus said: "By God this and the Gospel are the lights of one candle." Thus, the mission of the pagan envoys failed and the Quraish returned totally disappointed.
 
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Can someone check my answer

Q-Give an account on the Muslims migration to Abyssinia

The migration of the Muslims to Abyssinia occurred during the early years of Islam when the Muslims were facing intense persecution in Makkah. The Holy Prophet, Muhammad, allowed a group of twelve men and four women to migrate to Abyssinia, a place where they could find refuge and be free from the torture they were subjected to in Makkah. The Christian king of Abyssinia, Negus (Ashma Najashi), was a just ruler and did not allow any persecution in his land.

The Muslim immigrants were received warmly and accorded due hospitality in Abyssinia. However, the Makkans became very furious when they learned about the hospitable reception the Muslims received and intensified the persecution of the Muslims still living in Makkah. As a result, the Holy Prophet allowed the helpless Muslims to seek asylum in Abyssinia for the second time. This time, the group of immigrants comprised eighty-two or eighty-three men and eighteen women.

The Quraish dispatched two envoys to demand the extradition of the Muslim refugees from Abyssinia, but Negus (Najashi) summoned the Muslims to the court and asked them to explain the teachings of their religion. Jafar bin Abi Talib, the Holy Prophet's cousin, was appointed as the spokesperson for the Muslims. He gave a speech that impressed Negus and the Christian priests present there. Negus then asked Jafar to recite some portion of the Holy Quran, and after hearing the recitation, Negus said: "By God this and the Gospel are the lights of one candle." Thus, the mission of the pagan envoys failed and the Quraish returned totally disappointed.
you answer is totally right but answer is too short. exaggerate it a little bit more
 
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