Pakistan Studies MCQs

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan established a Translation Society (later, renamed as 'Scientific society') in 1864 at Ghazipur.

 The Silsilah-i-Chishtiyah was founded in Sub-Continent by Khawja Moin-ud-Din Ajmeri. 

Shah Wali Ullah died in 1762.

The founder of popular newspaper "Koh-e-Noor" was Munshi Har Sukh Roy.

 Maulana Muhammad Qasim founded Darul ulum Deoband.

 The Simla Conference under the president ship of Lord Wavell was ended on 14 July 1945.

 All India national congress was established by a British civil servant A.O. Hume in 1885.

 Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was Secretary of Managing Committee in M.A.O school at Aligarh.

 Central National Mohammadan Association is considered the first Muslim political body continued to represent the Muslims of the subcontinent as a whole.

Viceroy Lord Curzon announced division of Bengal in East and West parts on 19th July 1905.

 Announcements of Annulment of the partition of Bengal and the transfer of Capital from Calcutta to Delhi were made in the Darbar at Delhi in 1911.

Nawab Salimullah Khan left the politics after the cancellation of the partition of Bengal.

First session of All-India Muslim League was held on 29-30 December 1907 at Karachi.

Liaquat Ali Khan joined All India Muslim League as a member in 1923 A.D

Cawnpur Mosque tragedy had taken place in 1913.

Mulana Zafar Ali Khan translated the Lahore Resolution from English to Urdu on 23rd March 1940.

Maulana Muhammad Ali Jauhar was buried in Jerusalem.

Begum Jahanara Shahnawaz Muslim woman participated in all the three Round Table Conferences.

 Hari Singh was the ruler of Kashmir at the time of partition.

 In 1946, the mission sent by British Government was called Cabinet Mission.

Maulana Shaukat All was appointed the 1st secretary of All India Khilafat Committee.

 First edition of Asar-us-Sanadid appeared in 1847.