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SUO MOTU CASE NO.1/K OF 2006 versus

Article 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 203d, 2a & 25 A married Pakistani woman representing the integration of Islam has the right to obtain the citizenship of Pakistan for her foreign husband, Federal Shariah Court. One of its powers under Article 203D of the Constitution was to take notice of the news that under the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951, a married Pakistani woman was denied the right to obtain Pakistani citizenship for her foreign husband. Was done. While a married person was entitled to get Pakistani citizenship for his foreign wife under section 10 of the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951, Section 10 of the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951 was discriminatory, which negated gender equality and Arts 2A. & 25 violated the Constitution and also against Pakistan's international affiliations and most importantly, the Quran and the Sunnah were hypocritical while in section 10 of the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951, the foreign husband of a Pakistani woman was a citizen. The refusal was explicitly considered, because neither they deserve it. Apply for this, regardless of whether the law is municipal or international, the supply of nationality will remain within the discretion of the country's government, which may be denied for national security or public interest reasons. She cannot claim. In the exercise of powers under Article 203D (3) (a) of the Constitution, as a matter of right sharia court, the President of Pakistan must amend and amend the section 10 (2) of the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951. In order to take appropriate measures for other provisions of the Bankruptcy Code with a foreign spouse within a specified period, us immigration advocates from Kamalia lawyer