ISLAMABAD: Today, on the 146th birthday of Pakistan's founder, Q U-A I-D-E-A Z-A M Muhammad Ali Jinnah, pledges to uphold his guiding principles of unity, faith, and discipline are being made across the nation.
Pakistan is marking the anniversary of the nation's founder's birth with traditional fervor and enthusiasm by lavishly honoring him for his unwavering struggle, foresight, and leadership that resulted in the establishment of a separate nation for Muslims in the subcontinent.
To highlight Q U-A I-D-E-A Z-A M messages and vision, both public and private departments will organize a variety of events, including competitions, seminars, conferences, and discussion programs.
On the Q U-A I-D-E-A Z-A M birthday, the country's major government buildings will be decorated with the national flag.
Special prayers were said as the day began for the country's safety, development, and prosperity.
On this day, special events have been planned to highlight and promote the nation's founding principles, particularly those regarding democracy, the rule of law, and the supremacy of the constitution.
At the M-A Z-A R-E-Q U-A I-D, cadets from the Pakistan Military Academy K-A K U L took over from the Pakistan Air Force during a ceremony for the change of guard.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the Q U-A I-D-E-A Z-A M, was a true and upright leader who dedicated himself to establishing a separate homeland for Muslims on the Sub-Continent.
Jinnah, a lawyer and politician, led the All-India Muslim League from 1913 to Pakistan's independence on August 14, 1947, and then served as Pakistan's first Governor-General until his death on 1948, September 11.
President, PM pay homage to Q U-A I-D
On Q U-A I-D birthday, President Dr Arif A L V-I reminded the nation that we were blessed with a country where we can live and breathe as free men, develop it according to our own wishes and culture, and uphold the principles of Islamic social justice because of his unwavering efforts.
In a separate message, urged the nation to follow the principles of Q U-A I-D-E A-Z A-M Muhammad Ali Jinnah in order to ensure Pakistan's advancement and prosperity. Q U-A I-D-E A-Z A-M, the founder of Pakistan, bravely fought for the constitutional and political rights of Muslims from the Indian subcontinent.
"As a result, all Muslims now live independently in Pakistan", he continued. He emphasized that this circumstance demonstrated Q U-A I-D-E A-Z A-M Muhammad Ali Jinnah's foresight and supported his arguments for the two-nation theory
Merry Christmas
R-I M S H-A K-A U S-A R sings, "Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way" as she puts fairy lights, baubles, and tinsel on her Christmas tree. Christmas is a very special time of year for the 12-year-old girl because she gets to go on a shopping spree and buy new clothes, shoes, and gifts not only for herself but also for her friends and family. People's happy faces, brightly lit trees, and decorations in churches, houses, and streets are all evidence of this.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said, "The service rendered by Christians in the fields of defense, education, health, and the economy has always been invaluable", as he extended seasonal greetings to the Christian community. "The celebrations of Christmas teach us universal love, brotherhood, tolerance, and self-sacrifice, which play a pivotal role in moving any society on the path of development", Khan said in his Christmas message on Saturday.
Muhammad I S R-A R M-A D-A N-I, leader of the Worldwide Exploration Board for Strict Undertakings, an Islamabad-based NGO, said celebrations, whether social, social, or strict, help to fabricate serenity, solidarity, and agreement locally. There are festivals, concerts, and peace rallies happening all over the country. Special trains have been set up to help people celebrate with their loved ones
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