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Tashkeel-e-Pakistan: 240 years in one lesson

Your guide: Sir FarazBelieves a good tashreeh is half understanding, half good handwriting.

The problem

Most students memorise this lesson as a list of dates, and forget half of them in the exam hall. But the lesson is not a list. It is a chain: each event happens because of the one before it.

Mian Bashir Ahmad starts in 1707, with the death of Aurangzeb and the slow collapse of Muslim power. He ends in 1947, with a new country. In between are reformers, a college, a political party and a resolution.

Author: Mian Bashir Ahmad (1893–1971). The lesson is taken from his book “Karnama-e-Islam”. Genre: mazmoon (essay), and a historical one.

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