Hum Banayenge Quaid Ka Pakistan | Pakistan & Quaid-e-Azam | ہم بنائیں گے قائد کا پاکستان
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On this occasion celebrating Independence Day, the video reflects on the profound gratitude owed for the freedom enjoyed today, acknowledging the millions who sacrificed their lives to establish it as a free nation. When viewing Pakistan from around the world map, there are countless reasons for national pride, particularly given its status as one of only seven nuclear powers despite having extremely limited resources. The country is home to a vibrant community where youth demonstrate exceptional abilities in global organizations and research institutions, while professionals such as doctors, engineers, scientists, teachers, athletes, artists, entrepreneurs, and dedicated workers bring glory to Pakistan on an international stage.
The narrative also highlights the resilience of this nation, which has faced severe challenges including devastating floods, plagues, and countless other difficulties yet emerged stronger after every trial. Nature itself is described as having bestowed immense blessings upon the land through its highest peaks, ancient culture, fertile plains like Ziarat and Wasimabad, diverse seasons, and a favorable climate that supports life abundantly. Furthermore, Pakistan possesses significant infrastructure achievements such as the Tarbela Dam on the Indus River and is home to Abdul Sattar Edhi's vast network of ambulances among over ten million NGOs worldwide, earning it the title of the country of the richest poor who serve humanity selflessly.
However, the speaker issues a poignant call for introspection regarding how citizens repay their debt to this soil through responsible behavior in daily life and professional duties. Parents are urged to consider whether they raise children into responsible citizens, teachers are challenged on producing useful individuals from crowded classrooms, doctors must remember their duty as healers of suffering humanity, journalists should avoid criticizing the system without constructive purpose, government officers need full dedication and tax compliance, and all citizens must follow traffic laws, maintain cleanliness, conserve national resources like electricity and water, and refrain from spreading unverified rumors on social media.
Concluding with a solemn pledge for this Independence Day, the message emphasizes that instead of fostering hatred or disappointment, society should spread hope and encouragement to future generations. The ultimate goal is to strive toward creating a Pakistan in which upcoming generations can take immense pride, ensuring continuity of strength, unity, and progress. Long live Pakistan stands as the final affirmation before wishing everyone a Happy Independence Day, reinforcing the collective responsibility to uphold these values moving forward.
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Celebration of Independence Day, Happy Independence Day,
today is the day to be thankful.
Thank you for that free atmosphere [music], thank you for
all those hoisted flags, thank you for those millions of
sacrifices because of which today we are
citizens of a free country. Today, when we
look at Pakistan on the world map, we see
countless reasons for pride. This is the country
that, despite its extremely limited resources [music],
made its mark by becoming the world's seventh nuclear power.
This is the [music] community whose youth are proving their abilities in the world
's biggest organizations, research institutions and
global companies.
This is the land whose
doctors, [music]
engineers, scientists, teachers, sportsmen, artists
, business personalities [music] and
hard workers are bringing glory to Pakistan all over the world.
This is the country which
faced floods, floods, plagues and countless difficulties. But after every trial
[music] stood up stronger than before. The
world's highest peaks,
ancient culture, Zarkhiz plains, Wasim Madani
Vasail, [music] four seasons and
one of the best climates in the world. Nature has
given a lot to Pakistan [music].
On whose chest beats the biggest Earth
Flood Dam Tarbeela [music] Dam. Which is the
country of the richest poor Abdul Sattar A [Music] who has the largest network of Razakarana Ambulances among the 1 crore plus NGOs working across the world [Music]. If this bright Pakistan has come to your mind
then think how as a
Pakistani we have repaid the debt of this soil.
As parents [music] think
whether we are giving such upbringing to our children today
that a responsible citizen is born.
Bahiyat [music] Teachers are we able to produce even
one useful person for our country from the crowded classes.
As doctors who are called messiahs [music]
remember your duty today are we
really becoming a source of healing for the suffering humanity. Bahiyat
journalist you [music]
sitting on the screens criticize the system of this country. Have
we ever sat in solitude criticized our pen and our profession as a
government officer do I do my
work with full dedication? Do I
pay taxes? Do I
follow traffic laws? Do I take
care of the [MUSIC] cleaning? Do I
protect electricity, water and national resources
? Do I spread news and rumours on social [music] media
without verification
? So let us pledge on this Independence Day [of Music]
that we will spread hope, not hatred.
[Music] We will
not give disappointment but encouragement and will try to
give the coming generations a Pakistan that they can be proud of. [Music] Long
live Pakistan.
Happy Independence Day.