horribleloss of life and property, and the migration of millions of dazed and destitute men, women, and children.The cost was heavy in terms of human suffering. But what the Muslims wanted and what they achievedwas a homeland of their own. They now had the freedom to worship, practice their religious faith anddevelop their culture. Moreover, independence had opened up a bright future for the Muslims, who hopedfor a better standard of living, economic development, prosperity and a fuller life.But it seemed in those early years (1947-58) that the immense sacrifices might have been in vain for Pakistan had been struggling from one major crisis to another, fighting to ward off the multiple problems.In these problems political uncertainty was the main issue.Here we will discuss only about the Military rules in the history of Pakistan.