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as irrelevant concept
Islamic hatred of
Jamaat and
JUI and
and justice
majoritarian
and military
Deobandi madrasahs
Deobandi tradition
Dera Bugti
dervishes
devanagri script
Dhaka
dictatorship
Din-i-Ilahi (Divine Faith)
Dir
Doroshkel
Dravidian language
drug abuse and trade
Taleban and
Dubai
Durand, Sir Mortimer
Durand Line
Durrani, Ahmed Shah
Durrani, General Mahmud Ali
Durrani (Abdali) dynasty of Afghanistan
dynasties, political
East Bengalis
East India Company
East Pakistan (East Bengal, later Bangladesh)
massacres (1971)
see also Bangladesh
ecology
changes in
degradation
disasters
economics
sanctions
Edhi, Abdus Sattar
Edhi Foundation
education, state
see also Pakistan, education
Egypt
Elahi, Saeed
elections
ANP and
in Balochistan
in FATA
ISI and
Jamaat boycott of
and kinship
local
and military
MQM boycotts of
national; (1937); (1970)
(1988); (2002); (2008); (2013 (next)(
in NWFP
party
promises
Punjabi
rigged
elites, elitism
in Punjab
westernization of
Elizabeth, Queen
Elphinstone, Sir Mountstuart
‘encounter killings’
energy corridors, project
English (language)
used in army
used in law courts
Ernst, Carl
European Union (EU)
Ewing, Katherine
executions
of Z. A. Bhutto
extra-judicial
fake
of women
extremism, Islamic
Fahim, Makhdoom Amin
Faisal, King of Saudi Arabia
Faisalabad
digital mapping project
founded as Lyallpur
GDP
as industrial city
literacy rate
as ‘Manchester of the East’
municipal government
and Taleban
University of
Faisalabad District
Faiz, Faiz Ahmed
families
attendance at births, marriages and funerals
elite
joint extended
political
family planning
Farooqi, Maulana Zia-ur-Rehman
Fauji Foundation
Fazl-ur-Rehman, Maulana
Fazlullah, Maulana
as ‘Mullah FM’
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Federal Security Force (FSF)
federalism
Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)
and army
and cross-border attacks
funerals of shahids
and Kashmir
Kurram Agency
literacy rate
militant activity in
military commanders in
mullahs in
Pakistani military intervention in
and Pakistani Taleban
Pathan officials in
population
revolt in
social changes in
support for Taleban in
US drone attacks on
women’s rights in
see also Khyber Tribal Agency
feminism
‘feudals’ (rural landowners)
and armed forces
and Ayub’s land reform
Bhutto family and
influence of
and Jamaat
and Mullahs
and police
political families
and PPP government
in Punjab
and rulers
in Sindh
in southern Punjab
FIRs (First Information Reports)
First World War
FitzGerald, Edward
floods (summer 2010)
Fort Michni
France
and Algeria
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia
Freedman, Sir Lawrence
Friday Times (Lahore)
Frontier Crimes Regulations (FCR)
Frontier Foundries
fundamentalism
Christian
Muslim
gahrbands (dams)
Gailani family of Afghanistan
Gakkhar
Galileo Galilei
gambling, ban on
Gandhara
Gandhi, Indira
Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand (Mahatma)
Gandhi, Rajiv
Gandhi, Sonia
gang rape as ‘punishment’
Ganges, river
Gardezi, Shah Yusuf
Gardezi family
Gaza, Israeli attack on
Gellner, Ernest
Geo TV
George V, King
Ghamkol Sharif
Ghana
Ghazi, Abdul Rashid
Ghazni
GHK (consultancy)
‘ghost schools’
Gilani, Arshad
Gilani, Syed Shahid
Gilani, Syed Yusuf Raza
Gilani family
Gini Co-efficient
Gohar, Bushra
Gojra
Gola tribe
Golra Sharif, madrasah
Government of India Act (1935)
Green Revolution
Greene, Graham
The Lawless Roads
Gujarat (India)
massacres
Gujarati (language)
Gujaratis
Gujjar Khan
Gujjars
Gujrat (city in Pakistan)
Gul, Dani
Gul, Gul Ahmed
Gul, General Hamid
Gul, Dr Shamim
Gul Yar
Gulf states
Gulfaraz
Gurkhas
Gwadar Port
Habibullah family
Habsburg empire
Hadda
Mullah of
hadiths
Hadood Ordinances
Haider, Taj
Haideri, Allama Ali Sher
Haji Sahib Taurangyi, Pir
Hamid, Syed Zaid
Hanafi Sunnis
Ul-Haq, Mansur
Ul-Haq, Mehboob
Haqqani clan
Haqqani, Jalaluddin
Hardy, Peter
Haroon, Sana
Haryani (language)
Hasan Baba, Pir
Hasan,