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Quaid-I-Azam University Department of History QUAID-I-AZAM UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Ph.D Thesis List Sr.No Name of Student Title of Thesis Supervisor Name Year 1 A .H. S. Ahmdani Frontier Policy of Dalhi Sultans Dr. A.Hdani 1983 2 Tanvir Anjum chishti Silsilah and the Delhi Sultanate:A Study of their Dr.Dushka H. Saiyid 2005 Relationship during 13th and 14th Centuries 3 Muhammad Iqbal Lord Wavell and Muslim Politics in India Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2007 Chawla Shah 4 Samina Awan The Majlis-I- Ahrar-I- Islam: A Socio-Political Study Dr.Dushka H. Saiyid 2008 5 Ilhan Niaz The Culture of power And Governance in Pakistan Dr. Naeem qureshi 2008 6 Saifullah Khan Defence Policy /of Pakistan:1958 - 1966 Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2008 Shah 7 Farooq Ahmad Dar Quaid-I-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah As The Governor- Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2008 General of Pakistan Shah 8 Mujeem Ahmad Barelwis and Their Religio-Political Parties in Pakistan Dr. Razia Sultana 2008 9 Kausar Parveen Role of Opposition In the Politics of Pakistan, 1947-58 Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2009 Shah 10 Rabia Umar Ali Partition of the Indian Subcontinent:Planning and Dr Sayed Wiqar Ali 2009 Implementation Shsh 11 Akhtar Hussain Muslim-Sikh Relation in the british Punjab After the Dr.Javed H.Syed 2011 Lahore Rrsolution of 1940 12 Nadeem Shafiq Malik All India Muslim League's Perceptions of International Dr.Riaz Ahmad 2006 Issue:A Case Study of the Palestine Problem(1917-1947) 13 Turab-ul-Hassan Punjab and the War of Independence of 1857 Dr.Tanvir Anjum 2011 14 Farzana Gul Taj The Partition of British Punjab (1947) Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2012 Shah 15 Fouzia Farooq Political Authority and Legitimacy in the Delhi Sultanate Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2012 Shah 16 Farah Gul Baqai Jenkins Role in the Partition of Punjab Dr.Razia Sultana 2012 17 Altaf Qadir Syed Ahmad Brelvi's jihad Movement and its Impect Upon Dr.Sayed Wiqar Ali 2013 the North-West Frontier Shah M.Sc Thesis List Sr.No Name of Student Title of Thesis Supervisor Name Year 1 Kausar Parveen Al-Ghazali, S Attack on Philosophers and Ibn Rushd,s Dr. Qasim Zaman 1995 response 2 Shahnaz Ali Women Rights Movement:A Study of Organized Feminism Dr. Nadeem Siddiqui 1995 of Post World War 11 United States 3 Tanvir Anjum Mechanisms of Moralization: a case Study of Mystic Dr. M. Aslam Syed 1995 Orders in South Asia 4 Umar Ali Role of Bureaucracy in The Political Development of 1996 Pakistan(1947-1958) 5 Ayesha Shafiq The Role of Public Opinion in the Politics of Sultanate of Dr. Tanvir anjum 2007 Dehli (13th and 14th centuries) 6 Jhulam Jilani Khan Post- Soviet Pak-Russia Relations:Issues and Prospects Dr.Razia Sultana 2009 7 Shahzad Ali The Role of Bureaucracy in Pakistan (1947-1958) Dr. Razia Sultana 2010 8 kulsoom Javed Khawaja Dynamics of Change in Pre-RevolutionaryFrance:A Study Dr.Rabia UmarAli 2010 in Society and Politics(1715-1789) 9 Sahira Abbasi The Financial Administration of the Mughal Empire Under Dr. Ilhan Niaz 2010 Akbar 10 Muhammad Farooq Al-Biruni As An Indologist:An Analysis Dr. Tanvir Anjum 2011 11 Muhammad Fayyaz The Subaltern Studies Shool of Historiography: an Dr.Tanvir Anjum 2011 Analysis 12 Masood Ahmed Riaz Zikrism: A Historical Study Dr.Tanvir Anjum 2012 13 Shakir Adam Survival or Militancy: A Case Study of the Baloch National Hugh Van Skyhawk 2013 Movement M.Phil Thesis List Sr.No Name of Student Title of Thesis Supervisor Name Year 1 Aziz Ahmad The Punjabr Abdus Samad Khan and Zakraiyya Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1982 Khan,1713- 1745 2 Sayyed Tariq Ayub A Study of Historial Writings on Muslim Freedom Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1982 Movement in South Asia 1947- 70 3 Robina Anzar The Unionist Party 1936-1947 Dr.M. Rafique Afzal 1983 4 Anwar Shafique Khalid Martial Law in Pakistan 1958-1962 Dr.M. Rafique Afzal 1983 5 Syed Umar Hayat Organisation of Islamic Conference Genesis and Dr.Waheed Ahmad 1986 Assessment 6 Parveen Rozina History of Jamit Al - Ulama - I-Hind (1919 - 1947) Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1986 7 M. Farooq Tabassum Choudhry Ghulam Abbas: His Life and Times Dr. M. Naeem Qureshi 1986 8 M. Iqbal Chawala A Study of Islamic Writing in Pakistan Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1988 9 Saifullah Khan Historiography of Pakistan The Ayub Khan Era Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1988 10 Mujeeb Ahmad Jamiat Ulama Pakistan, 1948 - 1979 C :1 Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1990 11 Mujeeb Ahmad Jamiat Ulama Pakistan,1948 - 1979 C:2 Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1990 12 Manzoor Ahmad The All - India Muslim League 1924 - 30 Dr.M. Rafique Afzal 1991 13 Nadeem Shafique Malik The Tahrik - I - Istiqlal, 1970 - 77 Dr.Riaz Ahmad 1991 14 Rana Arshad Mehmood Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy in Pakistan ,s Politics 1948 Dr. Riaz Ahmad 1991 - 1963 15 Shereen Aslam The (AZAD) State of Jummu & Kashmir:Government Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1994 and Politics ; 1947 - 1964 C:1 16 Shereen Aslam The (AZAD State of Jummu & Kashmir: Government Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 1994 and Politics ; 1947 - 1964 C:2 17 Shabana Iqbal Britain and the Modernization of India: 1880 - 1910 Dr. Rukhsana Qamber 1994 18 Attiq - ur - Rahman Chaudhry Muhammad Ali:His Role in constitution Dr.Riaz Ahmad 1995 Making 19 Syed Wiqar Ali Shah Religion and Politics in NWFP C:1 Dr. M. Aslam Syed 1996 20 Syed Wiqar Ali Shah Religion and Politics in NWFP C:2 Dr. M. Aslam Syed 1996 21 Nabeela Afzal Women in Parliament 1947 - 1977 Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 1996 22 Abdul Razzaq Shahid The All - india Muslim League 1930 - 1937 Dr. Riaz Ahmad 1996 23 Miss Tahir Nigar All India Muslim League 's Policy Towards the Princely Dr. Sikandar Hayat 1996 States , 1940 1947 24 Qutab - Ul - Haq Chishti Baluchistan Muslim league 1939 - 47 Dr. Riaz Ahmad 1996 25 Tanvir Anjum Civil Socity in Medieval India: Dr. Sikandar Hayat 1998 Sr.No Name of Student Title of Thesis Supervisor Name Year 26 Ghazi Muhammad Abdul Ch . M. Ali A Study in Political Leadership Dr. Sikandar Hayat 1998 27 Erum Gul Islamic Movement in USA Dr. Sayed Wiqar Ali 1999 Shah 28 Shazia Naureen Social Structure and Political Representation in Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 1999 Pakistan: A Case Study of Baluhi Tribes 29 Kausar Parveen Eight Amendment:Its Impact on the Plitical Dr Dushka H Saiyid 1999 Development in Pakistan 30 Muhammad Arif Wmen Activism in Pakistan:A Case Study of the Zia Dr. Sayed Wiqar Ali 1999 Mahmood Era Shah 31 Khair - Ul - Vara Muhammad Khan Juneio As A Prime Minister!985 - Dr Dushka H Saiyid 2000 1988 32 Khair - Ul - Vara Muhammad Khan Junejo As A Prime Minister 1985 - 88 Dr Dushka H Saiyid 2000 33 Zaghuam Abbas Iskandar Mirza : A Political Study Dr Sikandar Hayat 2000 34 Farzana Humayun Zia's Afghan Policy 1977 - 88 C.1 Dr. Riaz Ahmad 2000 35 Farzana Humayun zia 's Afghan Policy 1977 - 88 C.2 Dr. Riaz Ahmad 2000 36 Farooq Ahmad Dar Communal Riots in The Punjab , 1947 Dr. Sikandar Hayat 2000 37 Aisha Maqsood Partition Of India and The Accession Of The princely Dr. Riaz Ahmad 2001 States A Case Study Of Hyderabad 38 Hasan Masud The Senate Of Pakistan 1973 - 77 Dr. M. Rafique Afzal 2001 39 Hasan Masud Communal Realations in British Punjab 1919- -1939 Dr. Sikandar Hayat 2001 40 Ghulam Ghous The jamaat- -I - Islami of Paktan In Ayub Era 1958 - Dr. Sikandar Hayat 2001 1969 41 Azhar Nadeem Mian Mumtaz Muhammad Khan Daultana : A Political Dr . Sikandar Hayat 2001 biography 42 M. Kamran Sadaqat All - -India Muslim League 1945 - 1947 Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 2002 43 M. Kamran Sadaqat All - -India Muslim League 1945 - 1947 Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 2002 44 A. Adnan Ullah The Muslim League in NWFP 1947 - 1958 Dr. Razia Sultana 2002 45 A. Adnan Ullah The Muslim League in NWFP 1947 - 1958 Dr. Razia Sultana 2002 46 Farzana Gul Taj Zulfikar Ali Bhuttos Afghan Policy Dr. Sayed Wiqar Ali 2002 Shah 47 Ghulam Ali Sino - pakistan Relation during Bhutto Era 1971 - 1977 Dr.Dushka H. Saiyid 2002 48 Safi Ullah Khan The Indian National Congress In N . W. F. P ;1937 - Dr. Sayed Wiqar Ali 2002 1947 Shah Sr.No Name of Student Title of Thesis Supervisor Name Year 49 Safi Ullah Khan The Indian National Congress In N . W. F. P ;1937 - Dr. Sayed Wiqar Ali 2002 1947 Shah 50 M. Ali Khan Mahsood Provincial Goverrmenta in Baluchistan and N . W . F . P Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 2002 ,1972 - 73 51 Khalida Tasneem Response to Modernism in the Indian Sub Continent: Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 2002 Perception of the Muslim scholar about the role of women 52 Khalida Tasneem Response to Modernism in the Indian Sub Continent: Dr .Dushka h. Saiyid 20002 Perception of the Muslim scholar about the role of women 53 Pir Bukhhsh Nawab Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani : A Political Dr. Sikandar Hayat 2002 Biography 54 Zahid Ahmad Syed Jamaat Ali Shah: A Political Biography Dr. M Aslam Syed 2003 55 Nayyar Abbas Muslims of the Punjab and the World War 1 A Case Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 2003 Study of Military Contribution 56 Syed Ahmad Hussain Sir Mohammad Shafi and the all India Muslim League Dr. Sikandar Hayat 2003 1906 - 1932 57 Asmaa Begum The Rise and Role of Jamaat - I - Islami Pakistan 1947 - Dr. Sayed Wiqar Ali 2003 1958 Shah 58 Rubab Haider Maulana Zafar Ali Khan:A Political Study Dr. Dushka H.Saiyid 2003 59 Rubab Haider Maulana Zafar Ali Khan:A Political Study Dr.
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