hello stunner.. i hope u r doing good.. can i have ur notes of psychology??
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DEAR STUNNER,the 2012 paper is as under,in the light of it,what do u think the most expected questions for 2013 would be???
Paper I

Q.2. Give an analytical study of Socio-political and economic conditions of Peninsula of Arabia at the advent of Islam.
Q.3 Give a critical study of Pact of Medina and discuss its importance in the then society of Medina.
Q.4. Highlight the causes and the consequences of “expansion policy” during the Pious Caliphs.
Q.5. Discuss the nature and the importance of the reforms of Abdul Malik Bin Marwan.
Q.6. “MUTAWAKKIL, the NERO of the ARAB was responsible of the decline of the Empire”.
Q.7. Give a critical study of the intellectual development of the Saracens in Baghdad?
Q.8. Give an analytical study of the central administrative structure of the OTttoman Sultans.

Paper II

Q.2. Give a detailed study of Origin and Characteristics of Islamic Civilization.
Q.3 “The Civilization of Medieval Islam grew and blossomed as one of the brilliant civilizations of humanity”. Discuss.
Q.4. Give a short sketch of Arab Academies and their teachers in Baghdad.
Q.5. “The conquest of Spain was a beacon of knowledge to the Europe.” Discuss.
Q.6. Highlight the main reasons of Ottomans as becoming, “the sick man of Europe”.
Q.7. Estimate the colonial impact on Muslim society under European rule.
Q.8. Describe the impacts of Islam on Hinduism with special reference to unorthodox movement of Bhakti Cult.
Q.9. Write detailed notes on the life and work of the following:
(i) Ibn-e-Khaldun (ii) Ibn-e-Sina

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salam bro yar m a banker and as you knwn its too tough and scoring as well m nt worry about abt patr I bt part II have no specfic book r material so plzz help me in this part mine cyber adrees is ************@yahoo.com 03********* peshwar ill be thank ful

i have psychology notes bt that is n hard copy mine is at peshawar 03************

@Sidra Siyal

I'm not at all good at question spotting .. It is also a dangerous practice, as the 2012 paper depicts it .. Most of the questions were never seen in past papers .. So I would advise you to prepare your topics well with a view to answer any set question from there in the exam .. You always do have the room to skip one or two topics for your preparation, as I skipped the Ottoman part .. But in 2012 it was asked both in Paper 1 & 2 .. So plan out carefully and wisely .. Best of luck

@ khyal

Please go through earlier posts of this thread to know about sources for Paper 2 .. If you are short of time you can always skip the making of extensive notes and go for bullets instead .. But you'll need to study the texts, one cannot succeed without that .. Best of luck

Regards ..

My Psychology notes were stollen from the Hall window on the day of Psychology exam .. And this is not the right thread for posting psychology queries .. Please go through psychology thread, you may find some notes there ..

Regards ..

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Dear Stunner,

Please update certain points on Judicial System under Abbasids

Regards

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although you requested to stunner but i thought you need answer of that is why i am posting here the answer of your question, i hope it will be help ful for you
The Abbasids judicial system consisted on three kinds of courts
1… civil courts of the Qazis for Muslim.
A civil court was conducted by a judge, called Qazi. According to the theory of Muslim law, Qazi must be a male adult, in full possession of his mental faculties, a free citizen, a Muslim, well versed in fiqh or Muslim law theology. Every town had a Qazi’s court , while big cities had several such courts. In Baghdad there wasthe court of chief Qazi called Qazi ul Qazzat.
2… civil courts for the non Muslims
The courts were presided over by their own judges.
3…criminal courts
Though no clear distinction was made between civil and criminal justice, yet criminal cses were dealt by the magistrate called Sahib ul Mazlim or nazir ul mazalim. There were few criminal courts in Abbasids era

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I wanted to share all my Islamic History notes on this forum but I'm in a process of compiling a book for CSS IHC aspirants and the publisher has prohibited me from doing so as my notes are pretty much a part of that book .. Part 1 book will be ready by June and Part 2 by September 2013 InshaAllah ..

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Sir with due respect i dont think sharing your notes here will anyway negatively affect your coming book or publisher,instead it would be a good tool to create a buzz about the publisher and the author , indeed its your prerogative , i think buying book is always preffered than printing notes,some of us who ve last attempt left will certainly would not be able to get benefit of your effort.anyway, i need something about muslim rule in africa,if you could please help it will be highly appreciated:thumbup:

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I'm afraid I'm bound by contractual obligations .. However, much of the guidance I offer here is exactly in line with my notes and preparation method ..

'The Preaching of Islam' by Sir Thomas Arnold deals sufficiently with the Muslim rule in Africa, 2 chapters are devoted for this topic in that book .. If you still need to inquire about something specific please don't hesitate ..

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Sir what if someone doesnt have the preaching of islam ???

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