Examiners want: Pakistan's record with Muslim states, causes of disunity, OIC limits, alliance proposals and precedents, scope and limits, pragmatic steps
Muslim Ummah has failed to unite under one roof. The leadership, their internal wrangling and sectarian divide keeps them away from each other. No wonder the Muslim world is in shambles in their home countries, at OIC level and at international forums. Taking a tag from above, discuss ways and means to unite the Muslim Ummah with a pragmatic approach. (20)
What are the prospects of forming a strategic alliance among Pakistan, Malaysia and Turkey to combat growing Islamophobia? Are there precedents in the past for such alliances in International Relations? Elaborate the scope and limitation of this idea in detail.
"Pakistan has always tried to foster good relations with the Muslim countries." Explain.
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