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Islamic Studies · Seerah & Islamic History

The Holy Prophet (PBUH) migrated from Makkah to Medina in:

A620 CEB622 CEC630 CED632 CE

Why? The Hijrah in 622 CE marks the start of the Islamic calendar (AH 1).

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The River Chenab joins which river?

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Why? The Chenab eventually joins the Indus near Uch Sharif in Punjab.

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Which is the largest province of Pakistan by area?

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The highest peak of Pakistan is:

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The current Constitution of Pakistan was adopted in:

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Pakistan's first constitution was enforced in:

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Why? The 1956 Constitution declared Pakistan a federal republic; it was abrogated in 1958.

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