The Jinnah Suppression: Zahir/Batin Severance and the Ba'alist Capture of Pakistan's Founding Identity, 1948-1988
The Jinnah Suppression: Zahir/Batin Severance and the Ba'alist Capture of Pakistan's Founding Identity, 1948-1988
SCRA Pakistan Studies Series No. 1. Muhammad Ali Jinnah's zahir (non-sectarian public identity) and batin (Shia private conviction) were in authentic alignment -- the Quranic model of an integrated founding figure. Three-phase Ba'alist Capture: Phase I (1948) -- Sindh High Court judicial erasure via posthumous probate proceedings; Phase II (1949) -- the Objectives Resolution as a constitutional document inverting the secular-pluralist frame of the August 11, 1947 address; Phase III (1977-1988) -- Zia ul-Haq's consolidation using the captured zahir to authorize the Deobandi-Wahhabi transformation. Establishes the juridical mechanism by which an authentic founding identity is severed, stored as a zahir shell, and retroactively weaponized.
SCRA Pakistan Studies No. 1
South Asian Studies, Sindh High Court 1948, Pakistani legal history, Jinnah, Ba'alist Capture, Pakistan, Objectives Resolution, Islamic political theology, Deobandi, zahir-batin, August 11 address, Zia ul-Haq
South Asian Studies, Sindh High Court 1948, Pakistani legal history, Jinnah, Ba'alist Capture, Pakistan, Objectives Resolution, Islamic political theology, Deobandi, zahir-batin, August 11 address, Zia ul-Haq
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