The Mass Times

[...] statements from the two Contenders for power in Pakistan. President Mirza declared that the Martial Law will not be kept in force for a day longer than was absolutely necessary. Within an hour [...]

[...] Only after the imposition of Martial Law in the Punjab. Afterwards the government appointed a court of inquiry to investigate and report [...]

[...] After Iskander Mirza announced that Pakistan would come under Martial Law, General Mohammad Ayub Khan as a Commander-in-Chief, Pakistan Army, as the Chief Martial Law [...]

[...] taken by the common man, though it is not, as an Islamic State. This belief has been encouraged by the ceaseless clamor for Islam and Islamic State that is [...]

Health and education to all citizens without distinction of race or religion, who might temporarily or permanently be incapable of earning their livel [...]

[...] , as a state, and as a country in the ideological terms. To be sure, Pakistan is an Islamic state and will continue to be one. But I am sure it will not surprise and shock: any Pakistani [...]

[...] basis of one man one vote, and made all elected offices, except that of the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, open to all irrespective Of their race, religion, or creed. The Constitution [...]

[...] had opposed Pakistan before its creation or could care less whether Pakistan succeeded as an Islamic Republic. Some of these men testified after secession of East Pakistan in 1971 that they had all [...]

[...] the Judiciary from the Executive as soon as practicable. All in all, the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan was a remarkable document. It was almost too good to be true. It beautifully [...]

[...] identity of the Pakistani state. In his speech on the occasion of the opening ceremony of the State Bank of Pakistan he said: I shall watch with keenness the work of your Research Organization in [...]

[...] the Chairman of the National Planning Board of the Government of Pakistan and Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, and shaped the economic and monetary policies of Pakistan. A month after the [...]

[...] spirit ruled his body. Two months before his death, Jinnah made a speech on the opening of the State Bank of Pakistan. I once saw a videotape of the speech in 1954 and it has amazed me how an old and [...]

[...] . when you say that Pakistan should be based on the secure foundations of social justice and Islamic socialism, which emphasizes equality and the brotherhood of man. Similarly, you are voicing my [...]

[...] that matter any Muslim, ever means socialism when he utters “Islamic Socialism.” So Zahid Hussain prepared a Plan which he could in all good faith and in a good [...]

[...] trained as a Catholic priest. Without Luther, the Western historians claim, such modem institutions and/or concepts as those of the individual as differentiated from community and society, separation [...]

[...] trained as a Catholic priest. Without Luther, the Western historians claim, such modem institutions and/or concepts as those of the individual as differentiated from community and society, separation [...]

[...] and parties and the men in power or out of power spared the country was done by the capitalistic economic system. The Pakistani industrialists came to be regarded as a breed of vampires by the [...]

[...] to all irrespective Of their race, religion, or creed. The Constitution retained the capitalistic economic system arid declared private property a sacred right and made it the law of the land that no [...]

[...] -in-Chief, Pakistan Army, as the Chief Martial Law Administrator addressed the nation from Radio Pakistan in the following words: 2. STATEMENT OF GENERAL MOHAMMAD AYUB KHAN (Broadcast by Radio [...]

Jinnah was no economist and had a layman’s understanding of economic issues. He declared in a speech in Chittagong in the present Bangladesh (at tha [...]