An edition of A concise history of Pakistani Christians
(2007)
A concise history of Pakistani Christians by Emmanuel Zafar
(Second Edition)
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First Sentence
"The advent of St. Thomas in the Indo-Pak sub-continent and Christianity in the first century:"
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
A brief history of the Church in Indo-Pakistan
1. Christianity in the first century:
2. The Scattering of the Thomai Christians
3. Christian Presence During Muhammad Bin Qasim’s Invasion
4. Christianity under the Ghori Dynasty (1187–1206)
5. The Slave Dynasty and Christianity: Qutb-ud-Din Aibak (1206–1210)
6. Sultan Shams-ud-Din Iltutmish (1211–1236)
7. Christianity during the Turk Sultanate
8. Sultan Ala-ud-Din Khilji (1296–1316)
9. Sultan Feroze Shah Tughluq (1351–1388)
10. Vasco da Gama’s Arrival and the Christian Legacy in the Subcontinent (1498)
11. Cultural Influence and Christian Expansion
12. Christianity during the Mughal Empire: The Era of Emperor Akbar (1556–1605)
13. The First Jesuit Mission (1580)
14. The Second Jesuit Mission (1591)
15. The Third Jesuit Mission and Evangelical Expansion (1594–1604)
16. Christianity and Diplomacy during Emperor Noor-ud-Din Jahangir’s Reign (1605–1637)
17. Captain William Hawkins and the British East India Company (1608–1611)
18. Sir Thomas Roe’s Mission and Anglo-Mughal Trade Relations (1615–1618)
19. Religious visitors and limited evangelism
20. Christianity under emperor Shahab-ud-din shah Jahan (1627–1652)
21. The Portuguese conflict in Bengal (1631)
22. Suppression of Christian Institutions
23. Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir’s Reign (1658–1707)
24. Catholic mission in Sindh during the seventeenth century
25. Political turmoil and religious repression (1622–1672)
26. Christianity under later Mughal Emperors
27. Emperor Bahadur Shah I (1707–1712)
28. Emperor Farrukhsiyar (1713–1719)
29. Christians in Punjab during the Invasions of Ahmed Shah Abdali (1748–1760)
30. Christianity under Sikh Rule (1769–1839)
31. The Church under British Rule in India (1843–1872)
32. The Battlefield of Chillianwala (1849)
33. Catholic Missions and Ecclesiastical Expansion
34. Catholic Missions in Colonial India
35. The Catholic Church: Legacy and Leadership
36. Pope Benedict XVI: Defender of Tradition
37. The Apostolic Nunciature in Pakistan:
38. The Catholic Church in Independent Pakistan
39. Pre-Independence Ecclesiastical Structure
40. Archdiocese of Lahore: Origins and ecclesiastical development
41. Territorial jurisdiction and early expansion
42. Missionary Milestones
43. Elevation to Archdiocese (1994)
44. Archbishops of Lahore
45. Archdiocese of Karachi
46. Multan Diocese
47. Rawalpindi-Islamabad Diocese
48. Hyderabad Diocese
49. Apostolic Prefecture of Quetta
50. Faisalabad Diocese
51. Cardinal Joseph Cordeiro: First Pakistani Cardinal
52. Pope John Paul II's Historic Visit to Pakistan
53. Mother Teresa’s Visit to Pakistan
54. Protestant Missions in Pakistan
55. The Church Missionary Society and Early British Evangelism in Pakistan
56. Anglican Church in India
57. Missionary Society (CMS) to operate in the Indo-Pak subcontinent.
58. American Presbyterian Church (Now Lahore Church Council – LCC)
59. in Sharaqpur, Shahdrah, and Lahore.
60. Presbyterian Church (U.P. Church)
61. United Presbyterian Church (U.P. Church)
62. Church of Scotland (Presbyterian)
63. Methodist Church
64. Formation of the Church of Pakistan (1970)
65. Lahore Diocese
66. A Closing Chapter in Colonial Ecclesiastical Leadership
67. Indigenous Church Leadership Bishop Inayat Masih
68. A Pillar of Ecumenical Leadership
69. Visits of the Archbishops of Canterbury
70. The Visit of Queen Elizabeth II
71. Raiwind Diocese:
72. Sialkot Diocese:
73. Faisalabad Diocese:
74. Multan Diocese:
75. Diocese of Karachi (Established 1963)
76. Hyderabad Diocese:
77. Peshawar Diocese:
78. Bishop Azad Marshall:
79. Presbyterian church of Pakistan
80. Union of Presbyterians
81. The Salvation Army:
82. Lutheran Church:
83. ARP Church:
84. Seventh-day Adventist (SDA)
85. The Pentecostal Churches in Pakistan:
86. Full Gospel Assembly
87. Pakistan Gospel Assembly:
88. International Gospel Movement
89. Lump Fellowship International
90. Assembly of God
91. New Apostolic Pentecostal Church
92. One In Christ Ministries
93. Rasooli Kalasia, Pakistan
94. Pakistan Evangelism Church
95. Siloam Biblical Christian churches of Pakistan
96. Maranatha Revival Crusade Church:
97. Grace Bible Church of Pakistan
98. Revival Church: Legacy of Bishop Akram Daniel
99. Covenant Ministries Fellowship International:
100. Pakistan Christian Fellowship of International (PCFI)
101. Afghan Border Crusade (ABC)
102. TEAM Mission
103. Brethren Church
104. Indus Christian Fellowship (ICF)
105. Pakistan Mission of International (Foreign Mission Association)Pakistan Christian Fellowship of International (PCFI)
106. System of Indirect Minorities’ Representation in General Elections 2008
107. Election and Presidency of Asif Ali Zardari
108. 80-Point Constitutional Package and Minority Representation
109. Christian representatives selected for reserved seats
110. Appointment of Paul Bhatti following the martyrdom of Shahbaz Bhatti
111. Electoral Reform Efforts in Pakistan
112. Minority Representation in the Senate of Pakistan
113. Formation of Punjab Coalition Government – June 2008
114. Christian Representation in Punjab Assembly (2008)
115. Christian Representation in Sindh
116. Christian Representation in KPK
117. Christian Representation in Baluchistan
118. Sanction of 5% job quota for religious minorities:
119. Punjab government also reserves 5% quota for Minorities:
120. Taliban attack on Taisar town Christian community – April 22, 2009
121. Attack on Christian Community in Khuda Ki Basti – April 22, 2009
122. Attack on Christian Chak 190/9-AL in Sahiwal on the accusation of blasphemy
123. Violent mob attack on the Christian community in Bahmaniwala
124. Blasphemy Case Filed in Gojra
125. Legal Action and Cross FIR Against Christians
126. Judicial Inquiry into Gojra Incident
127. Extra-Judicial Killing of Fanish Masih in Sambrial
128. Sangowali Incident, a village in District Gujranwala
129. Presidential Assent for Minority Representation in the Senate
130. Constitutional Reform Committee’s Role
131. Senate Composition After Amendment
132. Continued Discrimination in Leadership Eligibility
133. 19th Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf
134. Senate Election 2012 After the 18th Amendment
135. A Minority Leader Kamran Micheal
136. Senator Khalil Tahir
137. Hari Ram Kishori Lal:
138. Dr. Ashok Kumar and Gian Chand
139. John Kenneth Williams
140. Krishna Kumari Kohli
141. Anwar Lal Dean
142. Senate Elections 2018:
143. Attack on Bethel Memorial Methodist Church
144. J. Salik Challenges Minority Representation System in Supreme Court
145. Supreme Court of Pakistan Urges Direct Elections for Minorities
146. Extra-Judicial Killing of Two Christian Brothers in Faisalabad
147. Asia Bibi: Arrest and Death Sentence on Blasphemy Charges
148. Nationwide Protests and Unrest
149. Martyrdom of Governor Salman Taseer
150. Profile of Mumtaz Qadri
151. Shahbaz Bhatti
152. Paul Bhatti announces forgiveness in Rome
153. Shahbaz Bhatti Memorial Trust (SBMT)
154. Akram Masih Gill
155. Arif Masih Case
156. Blasphemy Allegations in Gujranwala
157. Extremist Attack on St. Thomas Church in Wah Cantt
158. Death of Christian Man Accused of Blasphemy in Karachi Jail
159. Rimsha Masih Blasphemy Case
160. The Joseph Colony Lahore Incident
161. Sawan Masih Sentenced to Death for Blasphemy
162. General Elections 2013
163. Mian Nawaz Sharif
164. Minority Representation in the National Assembly
165. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
166. Mian Shahbaz Sharif
167. Minority Representation in the Punjab Assembly
168. Syed Qaim Ali Shah Jillani
169. Imran Khan
170. Notable Minority MPs in 2018
171. Sindh Provincial Assembly
172. Provincial Assembly of (KPK)
173. Provincial Assembly of Baluchistan
174. Peshawar Church bombing
175. Burning of the Church in Mardan
176. Supreme Court of Pakistan's decision regarding the Peshawar Church
177. Political Landscape in Baluchistan (2013–2018)
178. Reserved seats in the Baluchistan Assembly
179. Hendery Masih Shot Dead
180. Electoral Reform Efforts in Pakistan:
181. Kot Radha Kishan Incident
182. Youhanabad Lahore Church bombings
183. The bombers targeted two churches, Saint John Catholic Church and Christ Church.
184. Suicide bombing on Easter Sunday
185. Militant Threats Against Pakistan’s Christian Minority:
186. Blasphemy Case Against Christian Man in Pakistan
187. Tragic Death of Christian Student
188. Pakistani Christians ‘attacked’ as land dispute escalates
189. Pakistan General Election 2018
190. General Elections 2024
191. Anthony Naveed
192. Pakistani Christian accused of petty crime beaten to death
193. Few Key Attacks on Christians in Pakistan
194. Martyrdom of Pervez Masih
195. Martyrdom of two Christians in’ Rah e Najat’ operation in Swat
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It is a historic book and translation of A Concise History of Pakistani Christians (Urdu Edition 1)
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