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Title: AJMAL KHATTAK PROGRESSIVE POLITACAL THOUGHTS
Authors: IJAZ AHMAD
Keywords: Pakistan Studies
Issue Date: 2023
Publisher: Quaid I Azam university Islamabad
Abstract: This thesis delves into the political progressive ideas of Ajmal Khattak, a significant Pakistani social and political figure. The visionary leader's influence as a poet and activist deeply shaped the landscape of progressive political thought in the region. The study comprehensively examines the philosophical underpinnings of Khattak's ideology, meticulously evaluating his principal publications, speeches, and political manifestos. Central to Khattak's political philosophy are foundational principles encompassing the rule of law, secularism, nationalism, progressivism, and social justice. These principles serve as cornerstones guiding the exploration. The thesis meticulously probes into the profound impact of Ajmal Khattak's progressive ideas on both Pakistani society and its political milieu. Specifically, it scrutinizes his pivotal role in mobilizing grassroots movements, elevating political consciousness, and ardently advocating for marginalized communities. With a keen eye on contemporaneity, the thesis undertakes a thorough analysis of the enduring relevance of Ajmal Khattak's political doctrines. This involves a nuanced consideration of his alignment or divergence with prevailing issues such as extremism, sectarianism, and the ongoing democratic evolution within Pakistan.The significance and implications of this study are paramount. By unraveling the intricate layers of Khattak's progressive political ideas and their multifaceted implications, this thesis aims to serve as a scholarly resource for academia and decision-makers alike. It aspires to ignite further scholarly discourse and research endeavors, fostering a deeper understanding of Ajmal Khattak's indelible legacy on Pakistan's sociopolitical fabric.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/27956
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