Shumail 🇵🇰🍁

If there is love,nothing is broken ! Many single parents hold their families together beautifully, while many seemingly intact families are deeply broken.

@EYounaan32770 🙏

@Pakforever9 Excellent post

This small bronze Buddha is probably one of the earliest iconic representation of Shakyamuni from Gandhara, 1st - 2nd century , Pakistan 🇵🇰 Gandhara / Ancient Pakistan 🇵🇰

Every language is beautiful in its own way. Punjabi is a rich and deeply literary language with centuries of profound heritage from Baba Farid's devotional poetry to Waris Shah's Heer and Bulleh Shah's soul stirring sufi verses, it carries immense cultural depth and beauty . Urdu, Punjabi and every language spoken in Pakistan deserve appreciation for their unique literary treasures .

@Deeju_12 Stay safe !

آج پنجابی کُڑی دا نشان ای رہ جانا سی 😰 اس نیلی چُنی نوں آج آگ لگ گئی 🔥 وقت نال بجھا لئی 😴 ورنہ جسم نوں وی آگ لگ جانی سی 😇 آج ای ویڈیو بنائی سی 😮 پتا نہیں میری کیہڑی نیکی کم آ گئی 🤫😴 تہانوں ہساندی رہندی آں، شاید اوہدی برکت سی۔ ✍️😎 الحمدللہ! ایک وار فیر زندگی نے موقع

She took the CSS exam in 1982. The question paper quizzes her about her own work. Pakistan's bureaucracy was testing its candidates on her words while she took the same exam. Parveen Shakir. Born Karachi 1952. Daughter of a poet father. A PhD. Three Masters degrees including a Harvard qualification. A civil service career in Pakistan Customs. Second Secretary of the Federal Board of Revenue. And in 1976 at age 24 she published Khushbu. Fragrance. The most beloved debut collection of poetry in the history of modern Urdu literature. She used a word nobody had used in a ghazal before. Larki. Girl. She wrote with a feminine voice. A woman speaking as herself. Her longing. Her love. Her anger. Her grief. Not filtered through a man's perspective. Hers. Urdu poetry had been a masculine world for centuries. She walked in and claimed space for every woman who came after her. Her personal life was hard. Divorce. Loss of custody of her son Murad. Law favoured the Father. She fought fiercely, challenged the law and choose Single motherhood in a Pakistan that had no word for it yet. She raised him without anyone's support. she wrote him a poem. I have lived in my house and paid jiziya all my life. December 26, 1994. She had breakfast with Murad. Left for work. Her car was hit by a bus at Faisal intersection in Islamabad. She was 42. She had told people she would not live past 42. The road where she died is named Parveen Shakir Road. Google celebrated her in 2019 with a doodle. Millions of Pakistanis have her lines memorised. The world has barely heard her name. Parveen Shakir. Pakistan Zindabad. 🇵🇰

Because Pakistan was not build on stolen land. ~92% of Pakistan's population is indigenous to its land, with only 7.5% to 8% migrating from India to Pakistan post-partition. As for the 100 bucks, feel free to roll it up and stick it where the sun doesn't shine.

@Alex_S_Crowe One reason , jealousy .

@Pakforever9 Here's a question. The whole world accepts Pakistan Past rich and Legendary History except some brain damaged gangus why is that?

@amspak3 @shahzad_nasir7 They were brave ,noble and simple people , they were not cunning and crafty people like Brahmins .

@Pakforever9 @shahzad_nasir7 We should be proud of them , Our forefathers had never worshiped idols , Rajasthan had no Mandir with idols in it , Our religion was ARDAS direct prayers to Almighty before Islam

مقامی لوگ ہندوسےمسلمان ہوئےہیں اور یہی مجارٹی ہے، مسلم کنورٹ ہونےکایہ مطلب نہیں کہ میں اپنے ہندواباؤ اجدادکوگالیاں دیتاپھروں ، میں تُور ہوں ، مجھے پرتھوی چوہان پرفخرہے غوری پر نہیں ،غیرمقامی مسلمان ہمیں زیادہ سبق نہ پڑھائیں، آرام سے رہیں۔

@EYounaan32770 Thank u Sir for ur support 🙏, u are the pioneer

@Pakforever9 Good one

An interpretative reconstruction of a mature Harrapan elite based on the so called " priest king ", figurine from Mohenjodaro, Sindh, Pakistan 🇵🇰 . Despite its popular name, there is no archaeological evidence that this famous steatite figure represented either a priest or a king,it is simply the finest surviving sculpture of an elite from the indus Valley civilization, discovered at Mohenjodaro during the excavations of Ernest J.H Mackay (1927-1928). The reconstruction is based on the surviving features of the original sculpture,the distinctive fillet with its central ornament, the carefully groomed beard , the tre foil - patterned robe draped over one shoulder and the proportions of the face, elements not preserved in the artifact such as skin tone , eye colour, hair style and textile colours are informed by archaeological evidence and presented as reasoned artistic interpretation rather than established fact . The garment is depicted as indigo-dyed cotton with embroidered trefoil motifs and madder dyed border, reflecting textile technologies known from the mature Harrapan period . Date : c.2400-2200 BCE Indus Valley civilization / Ancient Pakistan 🇵🇰

@MaryTeeKaur Halq ki gherriyun se nikli hui itni musafa aur murasa urdu , 😅, can't speak it .😆

Bhai hmarey Pakistani majority mar k bhi itna saaf ق qaaf nahi bol sktey ! Only those migrants that speak it as a mother tongue talk in proper Urdu ! The rest have mutilated it & at the cost of denigrating their beautiful regional dialects ! بس کوّا چلا ہنس کی چال والا معاملہ

World's first public stepped bath was created in Mohenjo-Daro, Ancient Pakistan.

@Pakforever9 Exactly. Urdu can originate in the Ganga-Jamuna world and still become deeply Pakistani through use, literature and public life. Origin and ownership are not the same thing. That is also the flaw in Bharat’s Indus claim. My full argument here: youtu.be/zbblvOBswGE?si…

My Neolithic/Hunter Gatherer breakdown using qpadm.

🇵🇰 Pakistan Ka Naam Hi Kafi Hai 🔥

This goes far beyond ordinary racism, it is nazi style racism fused with ethnic terrorism . The kind that can only attract support from shameless liberals.

Although Urdu originated in the Gangetic plains, it has long been naturalized and localized in Pakistan. Countless Pakistani poets and writers have contributed in its literary growth ,enriching it and giving it new depth. It is simply not true to claim that the Urdu spoken in Pakistan is the same as spoken in India. Urdu's only two poets Faiz and Iqbal with genuine international acclaim were both from what is now Pakistan. In today's interconnected world being multi lingual is not only normal but enriching also , most of us are bilingual or trilingual if we include Urdu also, whether we like this reality or not , it remains the truth .

Punjabi is such a warm and polite language when it comes to addressing loved ones with endearing names . #Punjabi

Why should Pakistan had gone to war with US over OBL? He wasn’t even an Afghan? Why should we destroy our country for a fool like OBL? Lives of millions of our people, our cities?