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Manifest
Tacit
Peremptory
Explicitness
ExplanationTacit means understood or implied without being stated. Manifest means obvious or clear, while Explicit means stated clearly and in detail.
Indifferent, merely presenting two facts—advancement and resistance—without offering any comparative analysis.
Highly critical, implying that the scientific community is deliberately withholding breakthroughs for corporate profit.
Overly optimistic, suggesting that behavioral resistance will inevitably dissipate with further innovation.
Measured and cautious, acknowledging the technical advancements while emphasizing the sociological hurdles of implementation.
ExplanationThe text maintains a balanced discussion, acknowledging 'potential' (advancement) while critically examining the limitations of 'adoption' (sociological resistance), indicating a thoughtful and cautious assessment rather than celebration or condemnation.
The concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) decreases.
The total salt concentration increases.
The solution's temperature must also increase.
The concentration of hydroxide ions (OH-) increases.
ExplanationpH is defined as -log[H+]. Therefore, an increase in pH signifies a decrease in the hydrogen ion concentration ([H+]), indicating that the solution is becoming more basic.
Adopting the personal opinions of religious scholars (Ahl-e-Ra'y) without scriptural basis
Following only the customs of the previous nations (Ummam-e-Qabl)
Living according to the explicit guidance of the Quran and Sunnah
Prioritizing worldly success over religious obligations (Duniya over Deen)
ExplanationIslamic teachings mandate that the Quran and Sunnah provide the definitive framework for all lifestyle choices and actions.
Hindu Kush
Himalayas
Karakoram
Salt Range
ExplanationThe Hindu Kush mountains served as a crucial natural corridor, facilitating ancient trade routes (like those connecting to Gandhara) between the Indus basin and Persia/Central Asia.
Lahore Congress Committee
All Pakistan Muslim League (APML)
The Khilafat Committee
All India Muslim League (AIML)
ExplanationThe All India Muslim League (AIML), under the guidance of leaders like Muhammad Ali Jinnah, was the primary political body that formalized and pushed the resolution.
Sulaiman Range
Hindu Kush Mountains
Karakoram Range
Toba Kakar Range
ExplanationThe Hindu Kush Mountains traverse a large part of the boundary between Pakistan and Afghanistan and are characterized by folded sediments and metamorphic rocks. While the Sulaiman Range is also significant, the Hindu Kush better describes the major boundary mountain system with these rock types.
Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline (IPGP)
TAPI Pipeline
Saleem Gas Pipeline
Central Asia–South Asia Gas Pipeline (CSAG)
ExplanationThe Central Asia–South Asia Gas Pipeline (CSAG) project is the strategic initiative designed to tap into major gas resources in Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan for the benefit of Pakistan and India.
That they are beings created by Allah to carry out divine commands, possessing no free will.
That their existence is a mere literary embellishment for moral storytelling.
That they are only intermediaries who can grant worldly wishes.
That belief in them requires reciting specific esoteric texts not found in the Qur'an.
ExplanationAngels are created by Allah to execute His predetermined commands, distinguishing them from human beings who possess free will.
The growing dissatisfaction with the lack of representation in legislative councils.
The failure of the Lucknow Pact to secure full rights for Muslims.
The partition plan proposed by the educated Muslim elite.
The direct reaction to the communal violence following the Bengal famine.
ExplanationThe failure to fully secure rights, especially after earlier agreements like the Lucknow Pact, led to increased demands for separate political identity and action.
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