Explanation

Hanna Lake is located in the Urak Valley

It is about 10 km from Quetta city in Balochistan Province, southwestern Pakistan.

It covers an area of 27 acres.

The reservoir was constructed in 1894 

Explanation

After nine years of efforts, Pakistan was successful in framing a constitution.

The Constituent Assembly adopted it on 29 February 1956

it was enforced on 23 March 1956 proclaiming Pakistan to be an Islamic republic.

This constituent consists of:

234 Articles divided into 13 parts and 6 schedules.

23rd March became our Republic day

In 1957 Pakistan officially renamed the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Explanation

Pakistan Day, یوم پاکستان or Pakistan Resolution Day, commemorating the Lahore Resolution passed on 23 March 1940.

Explanation

Salat-e-Khasoof is performed on the occasion of the Lunar eclipse (چاند گرہن)

It occurs in two or Four zakaah prayer 

It is a Nafli, not an obligatory prayer.

Additional information:

Salat ul  Kusuf (نمازكسوف)is a two or Four-zakaah prayer performed during a solar eclipseسورج گرہن,

Explanation

Explanation

There are many rivers in Balochistan but 7 are the main

The important rivers in Balochistan are:

Zhob

Nari

Bolan

Pishin

Lora

Mula

Hub

Porali

Hingol is the largest river in the Balochistan

Rakshan

Dasht.

Explanation

• The word Pakistan is related to the Persian and Urdu.
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• The word Pakistan consists of two parts, i.e., Pak and Istan.
  
• While Pak is a Persian word,
  
• The word Pakistan means a holy/ pure/ clean place (country) and not the 'Land of the Pure'.
•  The word Istan is from the word isthan, which is a Hindi word meaning a place.
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• The word Pakistan was first introduced now or never in 1933 by Choudhry Rahmat Ali. 

Explanation

Explanation

The phrase "برابِ بازار" is incorrect.

The correct phrase should be "ہمارے گھر کے برابر بازار ہے" or "ہمارے گھر کے سامنے بازار ہے" for proper sentence structure.

Explanation

• There are 8 categories (Masarif) for the distribution of Zakat.
• These categories are outlined in Surah Al-Taubah (9:60) of the Quran.

These are:

1. The poor (Al-Fuqara).
2. The needy (Al-Masakin).
3. Zakat administrators.
4. New Muslims and friends of the Muslim community.
5. Slaves and captives.
6. The debt-ridden.
7. In the cause of God.
8. The wayfarer (travelling with few resources).