The Music in Muslim Shrines Act, 1942 Law in Pakistan.

The Music in Muslim Shrines Act, 1942, was a piece of legislation enacted during British colonial rule in the Pakistan subcontinent, including areas that later became part of Pakistan. This act was introduced to regulate the practice of music in Muslim shrines, particularly aimed at maintaining the sanctity and decorum of these religious places. It sought to address concerns about the use of music and other forms of entertainment in and around these shrines. The Act was a reflection of the complex cultural and religious landscape of the region, and it aimed to strike a balance between the spiritual significance of the shrines and local traditions.

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