Constitution of Pakistan, 1973

The Preamble of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973, outlines the State’s fundamental principles and guiding philosophy. Key points include: Sovereignty of Allah: Allah has ultimate sovereignty, and the people of Pakistan exercise power as a sacred trust within His prescribed limits. Democratic Principles: The State operates through representatives chosen by the people, adhering to democracy, … Read more

Fundamental rights are the cornerstone of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973, ensuring that every citizen is guaranteed basic freedoms and protections. These rights are enshrined to safeguard the dignity, liberty, equality, and justice of individuals within the country. Fundamental rights represent a commitment by the state to uphold and protect the basic freedoms of its … Read more

The Principles of Policy represent the guidelines intended to direct state actions and policies to ensure governance aligns with justice, equality, and welfare. These principles focus on promoting an Islamic way of life, discouraging parochial prejudices, ensuring full participation of women in national life, safeguarding family and minorities’ rights, and fostering social justice, education, and economic … Read more

The Parliament of Pakistan, known as the Majlis-e-Shoora, is the supreme legislative body under the Constitution of Pakistan. It comprises two houses: the National Assembly and the Senate, alongside the President. The National Assembly represents the general electorate and has a defined term of five years. On the other hand, the Senate ensures equal representation … Read more

The Judicature in the Constitution of Pakistan outlines the structure, powers, and functions of the judiciary, emphasizing its independence and role in upholding the Constitution and the rule of law. It is detailed under Part VII and includes provisions for the establishment of courts, the Supreme Court, High Courts, the Federal Shariat Court, and Administrative … Read more