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Pakistan Studies Ideology of Pakistan

What did Jinnah argue regarding Muslims and Hindus?

A They were one nation with different religions

B They were two separate nations and could not live under one government

C They should unite under British leadership

D Hindus should accept Muslim leadership in a united India

Explanation

Jinnah strongly supported the Two-Nation Theory and argued that Muslims and Hindus were two separate nations with different cultures identities and ways of life.

Reference: Pakistan Studies , Page 4

Hint

Jinnah was the strongest advocate of the Two-Nation Theory.

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