A. Contrast Lahore Resolution with Objective Resolution in the context of its aims, development and achievements. (250 words) b. Explain the role and contribution of Shah Waliullah (RA) and Ch.Rehmat Ali(RA) in the Khilafat movement. (word limit: 250 words)

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Q1b. Explain the role and contribution of Shah Waliullah (RA) and Ch.Rehmat Ali(RA) in the Khilafat movement. (word limit: 250 words)

Ans. Role and contribution of Shah Waliullah in Khilafat movement:

Shah Waliullah played an instrumental role in fanning the idea of "Pan-Islamism" in south Asia. He was of the idea that there is a need for the Muslims to unite for Jihad i.e the holy war against the infidel. He was not only able to fuel the pan-Islamic sentiment among the common people, but was also successful in creating a whole new generation of Islamic scholars so that this ideas gets going. He was also of the idea that Muslims should avoid integrating into to Hindu culture this interaction and integration would result into waning of Islamic values and faith.

Role and contribution of Ch.Rehmat Ali in Khilafat movement:

Ch. Rahmat Ali was perhaps the most vocal supporter of the separate state of Pakistan for Muslims. He was the one who brought the idea of Pakistan in the mainstream culture. In a famous pamphlet "Now or Never: Are we to Live or perish forever “in 1933, he categorically highlighted that Muslims living in India should get a separate nation of their own. He was successful in mobilizing the political elites to incorporate this demands in their political movement.

1. oxygen and nutrients - blood carries oxygen and nutrients and transports it to the cells located in different parts of the body.

2. After transporting the oxygen and nutrients to the cell blood picks the carbon dioxide gas from the cell that is produced by the cellular respiration and transports it to the lungs to breathe out from the body.

3. Veins are the blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart from the various part of the body it carries deoxygenated blood.

4. Arteries are the blood vessels that carry oxygenated or oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to the different parts of the body.

5. Capillaries are the smallest blood vessels that get blood from the arterioles and are can be seen only under the microscope.

The list of main components of the circulatory system are :

Heart - that pumps or pushes blood throughout the body of the organism.

Blood - medium of transporting the oxygen and nutrients and have cells with different functions.

Blood vessels - are the tiny tube-like structures that carry blood to and from the heart.

The main function of the circulatory system is to transport oxygen and nutrients to provide the cells fuel for their cellar functions by performing cellular respiration.