Pictorial History - Cultural, Artistic, Natural Heritage of Pakistan

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A book, Pakistan's Lost Years by Z.A. Sulheri.

 

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Do most Pakistanis identify with its non-Islamic history? Do you guys consider the Buddist and Hindu cultures in Pakistan a part of your historical heritage.

 

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Do most Pakistanis identify with its non-Islamic history? Do you guys consider the Buddist and Hindu cultures in Pakistan a part of your historical heritage.

I identify myself with the history without any religion in it. I totally own the history.
But most of them do not agree. Do not understand.

 

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Eleven days before returning independence to India, Lord Mountbatten works with his advisors to divide India peaceably. New Delhi, India, August 4th, 1947.

 

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The founder delivering a speech at Minto Park, Lahore..

 

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Quaid-e-Azam with Bucha Muslim League Council Members. Jinnah took keen interest in the establishment governing India and its legal and political affairs, focusing more on the empowerment of Indian youth.

He staunchly believed that instigating positive behavioral change amongst the youth of the country will result in a more united and disciplined nation. He was keen to address the issues faced by the youth of the country and strived hard to resolve them. In 1906, during the Calcutta session of the Indian National Congress.

 

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Jinnah addresses the delegates to the Muslim Political Convention held in New Delhi during 1943.

 

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Dogra, Sikh, Afridi, Punjabi, Gilgit Types, Pathan, Antique Print Published In 1903.

 

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Nation observes 128th birth anniversary of Fatima Jinnah

https://nation.com.pk/NewsSource/web-desk
Web Desk
July 31, 2021


Nation, on Saturday, observed the 128th birth anniversary of Madre Millat (mother of nation) Fatima Jinnah.

According to the details, she was born on 31st July 1893 in Karachi - the capital city of Sindh province.

Obtaining a dental degree from Dr. Ahmed Dental College of the University of Calcutta in 1923, she went to Mumbai and started practice as professional dentist.

Alongside the struggle of winning a separate homeland for Muslims of Indian subcontinent, she worked tirelessly with brother Muhammad Ali Jinnah and created various platforms for women empowerment.

She established the Women's Relief Committee (WRC) in 1947 which later on played a major role in the formation of All Pakistan Women's Association (APWA).

Fatima Jinnah is still well-known for her passionate activism in post-partition political grounds.

Her pivotal role in creating awareness about civil rights in Pakistani society; specifically in women, is still celebrated amongst her fans whereas that of in Pakistan Movement remains a matchless stance being digged and discovered.

 

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Founding members of the AIML The AIME Conference in 1906, held at the Ahsan Manzil palace of the Dhaka Nawab Family, laid the foundation of the Muslim League.
Date: 1906

 

[Mugen]

Do most Pakistanis identify with its non-Islamic history? Do you guys consider the Buddist and Hindu cultures in Pakistan a part of your historical heritage.

I love all our history, only foolish Pakistanis will disown it.

 

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Minar-e-Pakistan Model No. 3

The third model was selected, and it is this monument that is known today as the Minar-e-Pakistan and stands in Iqbal Park, formerly known as Minto Park, Lahore.

In the model, the top had a point to signify the never ending growth of the country. However, it was changed to a dome by the committee to bring it closer to Islamic architecture.

 

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Model 2

Model 2

 

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Harsukh School near Lahore

 

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