Ideological basis of Pakistan

The basis on which Pakistan was demanded was:

• 1 Trade routes
• 2 Geography only
• 3 Islam and the separate identity of Muslims
• 4 Language only

The two-nation theory says that Hindus and Muslims are:

• 1 Neighbours with the same customs
• 2 Two separate nations
• 3 Part of the same religion
• 4 One nation

The All-India Muslim League was founded in:

• 1 1916 at Lucknow
• 2 1906 at Dhaka
• 3 1930 at Allahabad
• 4 1940 at Lahore

Allama Iqbal gave his famous address at Allahabad in:

• 1 1947
• 2 1906
• 3 1940
• 4 1930

The Lahore Resolution was passed on:

• 1 23 March 1940
• 2 29 December 1930
• 3 12 March 1949
• 4 14 August 1947

The Lahore Resolution was moved by:

• 1 Allama Iqbal
• 2 A. K. Fazlul Huq
• 3 Liaquat Ali Khan
• 4 Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

The Lahore Resolution was passed at:

• 1 Aligarh
• 2 Dhaka
• 3 Karachi
• 4 Minto Park, Lahore

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan founded the Aligarh College in:

• 1 1857
• 2 1930
• 3 1906
• 4 1875

Who led the All-India Muslim League in the struggle for Pakistan?

• 1 Allama Iqbal
• 2 Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
• 3 Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
• 4 Shah Waliullah

The Objectives Resolution was passed by the Constituent Assembly in:

• 1 1940
• 2 1949
• 3 1956
• 4 1930

According to the Objectives Resolution, sovereignty belongs to:

• 1 The Prime Minister
• 2 Allah alone
• 3 The Constituent Assembly
• 4 The army

Which person is known for working for the revival of Islamic teachings in the eighteenth century?

• 1 Shah Waliullah
• 2 Quaid-i-Azam
• 3 Liaquat Ali Khan
• 4 Choudhry Rahmat Ali