Dr. Raza explores how the public sphere in colonial Punjab, particularly in Lahore, shaped Pakistan’s idea through writers, poets, and leaders. Despite elite dominance, intellectuals like Allama Iqbal, Ch Rahmat Ali, Fazl-i-Hussain and others embedded religious symbolism, influencing the partition. Analyzing figures such as Inyatullah Mashriqi, Syed Attaula Bukhari, Dr. Raza illustrates their role in heightening Muslim consciousness before 1940. The public sphere fostered dynamic discussions, bolstering Pakistan’s movement from 1940 to 1947, underpinning this study’s significance in redefining historical narratives.
About the Author
MUHAMMAD RAZA TAIMOOR is currently serving as Professor of History in the Higher Education Department, Government of the Punjab, at Lahore. He has been teaching history at various colleges of Punjab since 2005. He did his PhD from University of the Punjab Lahore. His area of study is Islamic Polity through the ages. He has presented his research papers on Islamic Polity in Turkey and Holland. Scores of books and research publications are to his credit.
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