Pakistan

Pakistan is in South Asia and Pakistan is proud of its various topographies. It has a strong culture, the head of the government's first woman in the Muslim community. Pakistan has many traditions, culture, resources, and strong faith. Pakistan is a fairly new country, but it offers a beautiful countryside and an economy that aspires for growth. Pakistan is located in South Asia, bordering India, China, Afghanistan, Iran and the Arabian Sea. Pakistan has an area of ​​307,374 square miles and a population of about 134,974,000 (estimated in 1995) with an average population density of about 439 people per square mile.

The history of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan began on August 14, 1947. After the movement in Pakistan and the UK - India split, Pakistan became independent from England. At that time Pakistan included West Pakistan, today's Pakistan and East Pakistan, and today's Bangladesh. President Muhammad Ali Jinna was appointed governor and Prime Minister Reikato Ali Khan, secretary general of the Muslim League, took over as prime minister. Important leaders of the Muslim League emphasized Pakistan becoming a "new medina", in other words the second Muslim State was established after the prophet Muhammad established the Islamic state in the Medina. Pakistan is widely believed to be Muslim utopia, the successor to the abolished Turkish Wallipat, and the leaders and guardians of the entire Muslim world. Muslims will discuss whether the proposed Pakistan is likely to become an Islamic country

Pakistan is the only country made under the name of Muslim. Pakistan was established as an independent house for Indian Muslims in 1947, for the struggle for Pakistan movement led by Muhammad Ali Ginnah and independence on the Indian subcontinent. It is diverse ethnically and linguistically, as well as geographically and wildlife as diverse as the country. Pakistan was originally a ruler, passed the Constitution in 1956 and became an Islamic Republic. East Pakistan was released in the civil war in 1971 and became a new country in Bangladesh. In 1973, Pakistan adopted a new constitution with the existing status as a parliamentary republic, a federal government headquartered in Islamabad consisting of four states and three federal wards. The new Constitution also stipulates that all laws should comply with the Islamic bans prescribed in the Quran and Sunnah.