Religion and Politics in the Pakistan Movement: A Critical Analysis

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2024
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Abstract
The Pakistan Movement integrated political, economic, and religious influences as Islam functioned as the primary force for developing Muslim identity. The study investigates the All India Muslim League's (AIML) methods of employing religious rhetoric to accomplish Muslim unity and fight against the Indian National Congress while advocating for a distinct state. A qualitative historical methodology assesses Jinnah's speeches as well as AIML resolutions and legal documents together with secondary literature sources. Religion served Pakistan’s political needs as it merged into an ideological construct, which then transformed into a legal framework through the Objectives Resolution of 1949 and subsequent laws. A comprehensive analysis of this dual religious discourse reveals extensive long-term effects, so the study suggests politicians should reexamine historical perspectives that support religious tolerance, and reconsider constitutional principles to achieve balanced Islamic governance structures within democracy. Studies need to focus on contrastive evaluations regarding religious nationalism.
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Authors Muhammad Irfan Hafeez, Ghulam Shabbir
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Journal Annals of Human and Social Sciences
Year 2024
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10.35484/ahss.2024(5-IV)61
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https://ojs.ahss.org.pk/journal/article/view/918
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