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This document discusses the significance of March 23rd, 1940 in Pakistan's history. It summarizes that on this day: 1) The foundation was laid for Pakistan as an independent nation for Muslims in British India, with millions sacrificing for the cause without discrimination. 2) Today's youth lacks awareness of the true ideology and sacrifices made for Pakistan's creation, threatening the country. 3) There is a need to celebrate March 23rd in the true spirit of remembering ancestors' sacrifices and upholding the founders' vision of an independent homeland for Muslims.
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The document provides an overview of Islamic banking in Pakistan, including its history, current state, and key features that distinguish it from conventional interest-based banking. It notes that Islamic banking grew gradually in Pakistan starting in the 1970s-80s due to various efforts, with the current strategy involving full-fledged Islamic banks, Islamic banking subsidiaries, and standalone branches. Today, Islamic banking is available across major cities in Pakistan through 6 full-fledge banks and 13 conventional banks with Islamic banking divisions comprising over 500 branches in total.ISLAMIC Banking Pakistan
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HBL was established in 1941 in Bombay and now has over 1466 branches in Pakistan and 112 overseas offices. It aims to offer Islamic financial products through integrity and good governance. It offers various financing products like Murabaha, Musharakah, Ijarah, and Sukuk. It also provides trade services like letters of credit and collections. HBL Islamic Banking ensures Shariah compliance and has financing options that adhere to Islamic principles for businesses, trade, and asset ownership.Islamic banking
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Islamic banking has grown significantly in recent decades, reaching $300 billion globally. This growth has been spurred by the large Muslim population worldwide and interest from conventional banks. Islamic banking prohibits interest and gambling, and requires profit/loss sharing and sharia compliance. It offers alternatives to conventional financing through modes like joint ventures, leasing, and Islamic bonds. Major milestones in its development include the Islamic Development Bank in 1975, the AAOIFI in 1990, and the IFSB in 2002.Objective resolution 1949 - Pakistan
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The document discusses the history and objectives of Pakistan's constitution. It outlines how the Lahore Resolution of 1940 first proposed the idea of a separate Muslim homeland called Pakistan. On March 12, 1949, Pakistan's Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan introduced the Objectives Resolution which established that Pakistan's future constitution would be based on Islamic ideology and democracy rather than European models. The Resolution outlined several principles including that sovereignty belongs to God and the state exercises power on His behalf, democracy and social justice will be observed under Islamic principles, and minorities will be free to practice their religions.CaseStudies of Islamic Banking in Pakistan,McDonald's in India and Walmart's ...
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1) In 1949, Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan introduced the Objectives Resolution in the Constituent Assembly, which outlined principles for Pakistan's future constitution based on Islamic ideology rather than European models.
2) The Resolution proclaimed that sovereignty belongs to God alone, but is delegated to the state through the people, and that the constitution would ensure democracy, equality, social justice and freedom as described in the Quran and Hadith.
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The Objectives Resolution was the first constitutional document of Pakistan passed in 1949. It set out the principles that future constitutions would be based on, including that sovereignty belongs to Allah but is delegated to the state to be exercised within Islamic limits. It established that Pakistan would have a democratic and federal system that upholds the principles of democracy, freedom and social justice as outlined in Islam. The Resolution remained the preamble to all subsequent constitutions and is one of the most important documents in Pakistan's constitutional history.Resolution of pakistan
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The Pakistan Resolution was passed on March 23, 1940 at the annual session of the Muslim League in Lahore. It called for independent states for Muslims in areas where they were numerically dominant. This strengthened the Two Nation Theory and the Muslim quest for political, economic, and cultural safeguards. The resolution marked a turning point, providing Muslims a way to complete independence and infusing them with hope to fight for the accomplishment of Pakistan.Reason of pakistan resolution
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The document summarizes the key events and organizations in the Pakistan Movement, which advocated for an independent Muslim state in South Asia. It describes Muhammad Ali Jinnah's leadership of the movement alongside other founding fathers. Major events included the 1906 founding of the All-India Muslim League, Jinnah's 1929 Fourteen Points, the 1940 Pakistan Resolution, and ultimately the 1947 establishment of Pakistan after independence from British rule. Other influential figures discussed include Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and organizations like the Deoband movement which advocated for Islamic education and identity.Introduction of islamic banking
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- 1. A DAY. A RESOLUTION. A VISION. A SPIRIT 23rd March, 1940...A day that laid down the foundation of a nation, to which millions of hopes, spirits and sacrifices were attached. There were no individual benefits. There was no ethnic discrimination. This day symbolizes the transformation of the Muslim minority in British India into a nation with its distinguishing socio-cultural and political features Our ignorance of or ambivalence towards history is evident in our national behavior. The youth that sacrificed their future, dreams, blood and lives in 1940’s for the sake of this country is replaced by a youth that is demotivated. The day that symbolizes the sacrifice of millions of Muslims shouldn’t be celebrated like a festival, with dance and music all around. Pakistan is facing a lot of problems, and lack of awareness of true ideology of the creation of this nation is not only the biggest threat but also a shameful aspect of our country. There is a need of us! Young individuals who are energetic and who believe in the rightfulness of justice, harmony and liberty. This day should be celebrated in its true spirit. Let us remember the sacrifices and pains of our ancestors and founding father and remember why the Muslims demanded a separate homeland, and let aim to meet the expectations of our great leaders. Let us protect our country with the same fervor it was demanded with. And one day we’ll celebrate this day not with blood, but with flowers. Long live Pakistan