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

[Em' CraXy :P]

Islamiat PapeR 1
Q.1 Compulsory
Quranic passages will be given (at least 3 or 4)
u gota choose two and in part a) u hv to explain its main theme nd in part b) u will tell how the passage can be applied on Muslim community today
Question2 is compulsory
It is from Quran usage in legal thinking or from Prophet's life
Q3,4 and 5 are optional. U hv to choose two out of them.To know wat topics they contain, u can see the syllabus
Same goes for Paper 2
Q1 ND 2 r compulsory
question 1 is from ahadis and question 2 from compilation nd usage of ahadis

thanxx

 

[Em' CraXy :P]

Specimen Papers 2012

thanku sooo much..this helped me alot..i was hopeless 4 an A* b4 but after seein this hope jxt camee rite back

 

[sadiaali]

Anyone know the answer?
Discuss the most important teaching of Quran about God?

 

[maana]

why did british goverment takeover the affairs of East India Company? [7]

 

[sadiaali]

why did british goverment takeover the affairs of East India Company? [7]

When EIC became so strong in this area and the British wanted to expand it more so they took the direct control of the affair of EIC. another important reason was the power of russia since they were becomming strong enoungh so it was easy for them to capture the wealth of this region.It got lot of profit and monopoly of trade they strated taking gift and unfair means, which was condemed by the British govt.in 1773 Regulation Act was passed and under this act EIc was responsible to the beirtish governtment directly,In 1778 the British took the direct control of Indian affairs.EIC continued to trade but it lost most of administrative powers.

 

[RoaringInferno]

why did british goverment takeover the affairs of East India Company? [7]

1. The Economic Value Of The East India Company: Sown in the Indian Subcontinent as a a small trading company, the East India Company had, by the beginning of the 1700s, emerged as an extremely profitable venture for the British government. As much as 10 % of the total revenue collected per annum by the British government came from the profits of the East India Company. Moreover, the Company had been the spearhead of ensuring the superimposition of the British in the international markets as opposed to their rival factions of the French, Dutch and Portuguese. Being the herald of such valuable raw materials as saltpeter, tobacco, silk, jute, rice, spices among a plethora of others, the East India company was also the outlet for the British to a potent market. The Company was thus an exceptionally important financial asset and the British government did not want to leave it as a liability in the hands of a private company, irrespective of the fact that the company itself was holding possessions in the trust of the British. Since this could potentially endanger their success in the subcontinent, they saw it fit to take control of the EIC by the year 1784.
2. Fear Of Russian Expansion: The British had established themselves as the dominant force in the Indian Subcontinent through the East India Company. But to set this stature in stone, they needed to combat other forces rallying for the control of the region as well. Russia was the biggest threat in this regard, and the British lived in a constant threat of potential Russian expansion from the North via Afghanistan into the subcontinent. The East India Company was undoubtedly a powerful military force by virtue of its private army and alliances. However it could possibly not, as a private company, repel the forces of a colossal military force such as that of Russia. The British felt that in case of a tentative Russian invasion, the East India Company would be unable to repel the advance of their enemies which would deal a deathblow to the socio-economic power they had sought. Thus, they took control of the affairs of the East India Company.
3. EIC's Reputation: Though the British Government welcomed the results and successes brought to them by the actions of the East India Company, they could not help but feel concerned about the reputation of the company itself. Such episodes as the Battle of Plassey of 1757 where the British General Robert Clive was only able to secure success for the EIC through bribing Nawab Siraj Ud Daulah's ally, Mir Jaffar, greatly tarnished the reputation of the Company. They used decrepit or ill means to attain victory, and to the EIC everything was synonymous to a means to an end. Subsidiary alliances, uncontrolled land grabbing, political power plays and, above all, reports of corruption among the directors of the EIC had convinced the British that the EIC was a threat to their prestige. The EIC was, of sorts, an ambassador of British attitudes and interests in the subcontinent and its' methods were unpopular among the natives, which the British were not willing to allow. Thus they took control of the EIC in order to safeguard their own reputation.

 

[Syeda Heer Bokhari]

dOes any bdy kne abOut the date sheet

 

[sadiaali]

dOes any bdy kne abOut the date sheet

Here u go

 

[RoaringInferno]

dOes any bdy kne abOut the date sheet

This one is for the examinations to be held in Pakistan in May/June 2012
http://www.cie.org.uk/docs/profiles/exams_officers/Cambridge Zone 4 Final June 2012 Timetable.pdf

 

[scouserlfc]

Has anyone here got notes(NOT THE CHAPPA OF ANY OF THE RECOMMENDED BOOKS ) for 20Hadis? the main themes and for b parts?

Sry mate nothing i have for u,utilize ur text books and get the points from their and use internet for understanding it if u have problems,thats what i did
And dont forget the guys here can help u if u want

 

[Sidra]

Pray for me people !

 

[talal096]

plz can any one give me the guess papers of ISL and history for may/ june2012

 

[Chillaxx]

Please answer these set of questions. Pleeeeeeaaaaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Briefly.

Q1) "The Morley-Minto Reforms did nothing to improve the position of Muslims in India" Explain whether you agree or disagree with this statement? (14)

Q2) Why were the Morley Minto Reforms found to be unsatisfactory? (7)

Q3) Though unity achieved in Lucknow Pact was short lived, it had significant impact on Indian Politics. Do you agree? Explain? (14)

O4) Why were the 3 Round table Conferences helf? (7)

Q5) Jinnah's 14 points were the most important for the Pak Movement. Do you agree? (14)

Q6) Why di Jinnah give his 14 points? (7)

Q7) Why was India Act 1935 considered very important for Pak Movement? (7)

Q8) Why was India Act 1935 made by British? (7)

Q9) Why was the day of Delieverance celebrated? (7)

Q10) Celebrating the day of delieverance was justified. Give Reasons. (14)

 

[Chillaxx]

Sry mate nothing i have for u,utilize ur text books and get the points from their and use internet for understanding it if u have problems,thats what i did
And dont forget the guys here can help u if u want

I wasnt talking bout this one. check out the new onee!

 

[linkinpark]

Q1. Describe the relationship of Allah with Created World as discussed in the surahs set for special study. [10]

Q2. Describe the main features of the Sunni Hadith Collection ( the saha al-sitta). [10]

Kindly anyone reply as soon as possible

 

[usama shaukat]

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 !!

 

[Vogue]

dOes any bdy kne abOut the date sheet

this may/june 2012 session?

 

[Haris Bin Zahid]

check these

Good, but most of it is copied from nigel kelly book

 

[sweetiepie]

Good, but most of it is copied from nigel kelly book

i know so what atleast am trying to help people

 

[Syeda Heer Bokhari]

this may/june 2012 session?

yh date sheet fOr pak studies , islam nd urdu papers