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Pakistan Studies - Grade 10

Federal Board / National Book Foundation, Islamabad

Bibliographic record

Board	Federal Board / National Book Foundation, Islamabad
Class	10
Subject	Pakistan Studies
Medium	English
Curriculum	Single National Curriculum (federal)
Edition	NBF printing
Approval	Federal Board / National Book Foundation; SNC-era. Per-book imprint pages not yet verified
Pages	130
File size	23.9 MB
PDF producer	GPL Ghostscript 10.04.0

Evidence tier

scanned English OCR — quotation permitted after re-verification by exact string match.

Measured scores

A1 Religious saturation 3

A2 Civic thickness 1

A3 Received truth 3

A4 Narrative closure 3

A5 Militarism 1

A6 Othering 2

A7 Gender conservatism 2

Axes not listed were not scored for this book — coverage is uneven by design. All axes run 1–5, where 1 is the secular/pluralist/open pole. See the method.

Evidence recorded 4

Three kinds, deliberately styled apart. A quotation is verbatim wording and is only ever taken from English-medium text. An observation describes structure or theme — the only kind permitted for Urdu and Sindhi material, which this project never quotes. An absence is a negative result: a probe was run and returned nothing, which is the weakest claim made anywhere on this site.

observation religion lens A1 = 3 English OCR #e01

4.4/1k. Religious framing present but the dominant register is constitutional and institutional — see the civics lens, where this book scores the corpus's thickest civics.

quotation civics lens A2 = 1 PDF p. 42 English OCR #e02

10.0 civic tokens per 1,000 words — the densest civic content of any book in this corpus, and taught as a live instrument rather than as history. The 1973 Constitution is set out clause by clause: "Pakistan shall be a federation where provinces will enjoy autonomy within constitutional limits"; "Fundamental rights including freedom, equality, property, expression of thought, belief, worship, and association shall be guaranteed to all citizens of Pakistan"; "Freedom of Judiciary — the independe[nce]" (PAGE 42). Earlier constitutional settlements are given the same treatment: "The constitution guaranteed fundamental rights of citizens of Pakistan. These included freedom of speech, movement, religion and equality before law" (PAGE 45).

observation history lens A3 = 3 English OCR #e03

24 evaluation prompts and 4 open — a different book in register from its own class-9 predecessor.

quotation othering lens A6 = 2 PDF p. 7 English OCR #e04

3.1/1k, and the register inverts. Minorities appear as constituents of the nation rather than as its foil: "Hindu, Christian, Sikh, and other minority groups also add to the cultural tapestry of the country" (PAGE 7); "the presence of religious minorities, including Christians, Hindus, and [Sikh]s, contributes to the country's cultural mosaic. Religious festivals, rituals, and traditions from different faiths enrich the cultural landscape and promote inclusivity and mutual respect" (PAGE 8).

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Availability of the book itself

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Provenance

Local file	`fbise-federal/class-10/pakistan-studies-10-en.pdf`
Copy retrieved	2026-08-23
SHA-256 of the analysed file	`59cb737d5af1e95c8bc5f601abc5c855a3d966fa35ba514f2de45eed08cbccf9`
Source	https://www.taleem360.com/download/10th-class-pak-studies-federal-text-book-pdf

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Identifiers and permanent link

Record ID	`fbise-pakistan-studies-10-en`
Permanent link	`/books/fbise-pakistan-studies-10-en/`
This record as data	/books/fbise-pakistan-studies-10-en.json · whole dataset

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Federal Board / National Book Foundation, Islamabad, Pakistan Studies - Grade 10, NBF printing. Catalogued by the Textbook Evidence Project as fbise-pakistan-studies-10-en, corpus version 210 records. Retrieved from /books/fbise-pakistan-studies-10-en/

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