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About Komal Batool
Komal Batool, a resident of Islamabad with a strong academic foundation in International Relations, is a passionate aspirant working towards joining Pakistan’s civil services. With a firm belief in the power of effective writing and expression, she joined Sir Syed Kazim Ali’s Extensive English Essay and Precis Session, Batch December 2023, to polish her writing skills and gain mastery in analytical composition. Her growing interest in creative and academic writing reflects her dedication to both personal and professional growth. Through structured learning and continuous improvement, Komal has demonstrated clarity of thought and originality in her work. Acknowledging her dedication and writing potential, Sir Syed Kazim Ali provided her the opportunity to become a contributing author on HowTests. Through this platform, Komal now writes insightful articles, aiming to guide fellow aspirants and contribute to informed discourse on national and international affairs.
Credentials
University
IIUI
Age
24
Profession
Student | Author
City
Bhakkar
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Komal Batool
Western Imperialism and the Transformation of Islamic Law, Education, and Cultural Identity.
This comprehensive article, tailored for the CSS and PMS Islamic Studies examinations, critically analyses the profound impact of Western imperialism on Muslim societies from the late 18th to the mid-20th centuries. It delves into the systemic political onslaught, examining how events like the dissolution of the Ottoman Caliphate and the Sykes-Picot Agreement led to the fragmentation of the Muslim Ummah. The article meticulously explores the subversion of Islamic law, the crisis in education, and the resulting intellectual stagnation, citing key historical facts such as the Macaulay Minute of 1835 and the Indian Penal Code of 1860. Furthermore, it assesses the economic consequences of de-industrialisation and the cultural erosion that led to a lasting identity crisis. By discussing the responses of key Muslim thinkers and movements, this document provides a subtle, evidence-based perspective on the enduring legacy of colonialism and its role in shaping the contemporary challenges facing the Muslim world.
9 October 2025
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Evaluate the Partition of Bengal 1905: Reasons, Outcomes, and Reactions
Explore the 1905 Partition of Bengal, its impact on Hindu-Muslim ties, the rise of the Muslim League, the Swadeshi Movement, and the roots of the Two-Nation Theory.
30 July 2025
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Is World War III Already Happening in Cyberspace?
Delve into the escalating reality of cyber warfare: Is it World War 3 in disguise? This editorial dissects state-sponsored attacks, AI-driven threats, and the vulnerability of critical infrastructure in 2025.
4 July 2025
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