The Women of the Pakistan Movement
Creation of Pakistan wasn’t only a struggle for Independence or a demand for a separate piece of land. It was a moment of rejuvenation that required the spiritless Muslim population to be awakened out of their slumber — both men and women alike. For men there were many names to be inspired by, but for women, initially, there was a vacuum that only got filled once women like Fatima Jinnah and Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan entered the scenario. They worked tirelessly and inspired the women of the subcontinent to do the same, at a time when women working outside their houses was Read More...
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