Pakistan, June 20 -- The Misaq-e-Madinah, also known as the Charter of Madinah, holds the status of one of the earliest constitutional frameworks in human history. It was established by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) at a time when different religious and tribal communities lived side by side in Madinah. Through this Charter, the Prophet (PBUH) created a lawful and plural society in which Muslims, Jews, and allied tribes shared rights, responsibilities, justice, and protection. Far from being hostile to diversity, the Charter demonstrated that faith, public order, religious freedom, and collective security could coexist under a moral constitutional framework. Being a Muslim country, this model remains highly relevant for contemporary Pa...