The Ultimate Guide to 6 National Festivals of Pakistan

Pakistan is home to four provinces, various cultures, and a religion. Moreover, Pakistan is historically important as it saw the rise and fall of several civilizations. This aspect of Pakistan bombards the land with nationalistic beliefs. And Pakistanis are at their best to exhibit their nationalism through multiple national festivals which they celebrate with great fervour and enthusiasm. Some of the festivals are given below 

Pakistanis go green on 14th August to exalt their flag and independence day. On this day, Pakistanis wear green, hold independence day ceremonies, and pay tribute to the independence fighters and leaders. This day instills a nationalist spirit in Pakistanis and reminds them that they are united no matter what happens. 

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If you have been to Pakistan or are a resident of Pakistan, you must have seen flying jets colouring the sky, soldiers marching the parade grounds, and children chanting the slogans of long live Pakistan. It's all about 23rd March which is celebrated as Pakistan day and recalls the importance of the historic resolution of Pakistan. 

Source: www.thenews.com.pk

September 6 marks the date for Defense day when Pakistanis vow to protect the integrity and sovereignty of their motherland. Moreover, people visit military cantonments to see what military hardwires are available to be used in times of threat. Pakistanis remember the valiant efforts of front-end soldiers of the 1965 war and renew their vigor to live for the best interests of Pakistan. 

Source: www.thenews.com.pk

Pakistanis have always been a challenging and courageous nation. Soon after they came to know that a nuclear arsenal can further garner their military purposes, Pakistanis, without any hesitance, tested nuclear weapons in Chagi, Balochistan. This was opposed and condemned, but Pakistanis threw off all the fears and sustained the balance of power in the region. This day is called "Youm e Takbir" and is celebrated on 28 May as a reminder of the resolution to protect the motherland at all costs. 

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Muhammad Ali Jinnah, often known as Quaid e Azam, was India's greatest Muslim leader and the creator of Pakitan. He was born in Karachi on December 25, 1876. He brought Muslims together under his magnificent leadership and led them to their long-awaited independence. He is referred to be the nation's father, and his memory is revered. Throughout the country, special activities and programs are organized in his honour. A dawn salute of 31 guns and a change of guard at his magnificent monument are the highlights of the day. 

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Pakistan's national poet is Allama Muhamad Iqbal. He was a brilliant Urdu and Persian poet. He is revered because he reawakened Muslim spirits in their struggle for independence. His birthday is commemorated as Iqbal Day, a day dedicated to remembering his beliefs. People flock to his mausoleum in Lahore, as well as his mansions in Sialkot and Lahore.

Source: en.baaghitv.com

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