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National Events
Islamic Events
☀ Eid-ul-Fitr (2-3 days)
☀ Eid-ul-Adha (3-4 days)
☀ Ashura (9th & 10th Muharram)
☀ Eid Milad-un-Nabi (12th Rabi-ul-Awwal)
Kashmir Solidarity Day – February 5
What is Kashmir Solidarity Day?
Kashmir Solidarity Day is a special day in Pakistan when people show their love and support for the people of Kashmir. Every year on February 5, Pakistanis remember the struggles of the Kashmiri people and demand their right to freedom.
Why Do We Celebrate It?
- Kashmir is a beautiful region between Pakistan and India.
- Many Kashmiris want to join Pakistan or be free, but they face difficulties.
- On this day, Pakistanis stand with them and say, “We are with you, Kashmir!”
What can you do?
- Special Prayers – People pray in mosques for Kashmir’s peace and freedom.
- Rallies & Speeches – Schools and communities hold small rallies with flags and slogans.
- Posters & Songs – Students make posters and sing songs about Kashmir.
- Human Chains – Sometimes, people form long chains to show unity.
- Flag of Kashmir and Pakistan – Draw a flag of Kashmir or Pakistan.
- Learn a simple slogan like “Kashmir Banega Pakistan!” (Kashmir will become Pakistan!)
- Talk about why peace and freedom are important.
Remember: Kashmiris are our brothers and sisters, and we should always support them! ❤️
Would you like a short activity or quiz on this topic? 😊
Pakistan Day – March 23
What is Pakistan Day?
Pakistan Day is celebrated every March 23 to remember the day in 1940 when the Muslims of India demanded a separate country—Pakistan!
- On this day, leaders like Quaid-e-Azam passed the Lahore Resolution, asking for a Muslim homeland.
- It led to the creation of Pakistan 7 years later on August 14, 1947!
How Do We Celebrate?
- Flag Hoisting – Schools and buildings raise the Pakistani flag.
- Parades – A big parade in Islamabad shows Pakistan’s army and culture.
- Songs & Speeches – Students sing national songs and learn about history.
- Special Prayers – People pray for Pakistan’s success.
Fun Fact:
The first Pakistan Day was celebrated in 1941, even before Pakistan existed!
Be Proud!
This day reminds us to love our country and work hard for its future. 🇵🇰💚
Labour Day – May 1
What is Labour Day?
Labour Day, also called Workers’ Day, is celebrated on May 1 every year to honor the hard work of people in all jobs, like teachers, doctors, farmers, and cleaners!
Why Do We Celebrate?
- It reminds us that every job is important.
- Workers once fought for fair rights, like 8-hour workdays and better pay.
How Do People Celebrate?
- Rest & Appreciation – Many workers take a day off to relax.
- Rallies & Speeches – Leaders talk about workers’ rights.
- School Activities – Kids make thank-you cards for helpers like gardeners or drivers.
Fun Fact:
Labour Day started in 1886 in America but is now celebrated worldwide!
What Can You Do?
Say “Thank you!” to people who work hard, like your school peers or parents! 👷♂️💙
Want to make a “Thank You” card for a helper? Let’s design one together! ✏️🎨
Independence Day – August 14
What is Independence Day?
Every August 14, Pakistan celebrates its freedom from British rule in 1947! It’s our country’s birthday! 🎉
Why Do We Celebrate?
- Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah worked hard to create Pakistan as a separate homeland for Muslims.
- After years of struggle, Pakistan became independent at midnight on August 14!
How Do We Celebrate?
- Flag Hoisting – Schools and homes raise the green-and-white flag.
- Fireworks & Decorations – Buildings light up with colorful lights.
- National Songs – People sing “Dil Dil Pakistan” and other patriotic songs.
- Special Prayers – Mosques hold prayers for Pakistan’s peace.
Fun Fact:
The first Independence Day was celebrated in 1947—no phones or TVs, just happy crowds! Wear green-white clothes, share sweets, and promise to be a good citizen! 🇵🇰💚
Want to learn how to draw Pakistan’s flag? Let’s try! ✏️🟢⚪
Defence Day – September 6
What is Defence Day?
Defence Day is celebrated on September 6 to honor Pakistan’s brave soldiers who protected our country in the 1965 war against India.
Why Do We Celebrate?
- Our army showed great courage when Pakistan was attacked.
- It reminds us to be thankful to our soldiers who keep us safe every day.
How Do We Celebrate?
- Special Prayers – People pray for martyrs and soldiers.
- Stories of Heroes – Schools share tales of brave soldiers like Major Raja Aziz Bhatti.
- Flag Display – Homes and buildings show Pakistan’s flag proudly.
- TV Shows – Channels play patriotic songs and war stories.
Fun Fact:
In 1965, Pakistan’s small but mighty air force destroyed many enemy planes! ✈️💥
Be a Hero, Too!
Obey rules, study hard, and respect soldiers—that’s how you love Pakistan! 💪🇵🇰
Want to draw a soldier’s salute? Let’s try together! 🎨✏️
Iqbal Day – November 9
Who was Allama Iqbal?
Allama Iqbal, born on November 9, 1877, was Pakistan’s “Poet of the East” and the dreamer of Pakistan! He wrote inspiring poems and gave Muslims the idea of a separate homeland.
Why Do We Celebrate?
- To remember his wisdom and love for Islam.
- His poetry taught us to be brave, united, and hardworking.
How Do We Celebrate?
- School Events – Kids recite Iqbal’s poems like “Lab Pe Aati Hai Dua”.
- Speeches – Teachers tell stories of his life.
- Art & Essays – Students draw or write about their messages.
Fun Fact:
Iqbal’s famous “Allah ho Akbar” line is in Pakistan’s national song! 🎶
Be Like Iqbal!
Read, dream big, and love your country—just like he did! ✨📖
Want to learn one of Iqbal’s easy poems? Let’s try! 😊
Quaid-e-Azam Day – December 25
Who Was Quaid-e-Azam?
Quaid-e-Azam (“Great Leader”) Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born on December 25, 1876. He worked hard to create Pakistan as a peaceful homeland for Muslims in 1947.
Why Do We Celebrate?
- To thank him for giving us our own country.
- To learn from his wisdom, honesty, and hard work.
How Do We Celebrate?
- Flag Hoisting – Schools and offices raise Pakistan’s flag.
- Speeches & Plays – Kids perform skits about his life.
- Quaid’s Mausoleum Visit – People in Karachi bring flowers to his tomb.
- TV Specials, Cartoons, and documentaries show his struggles.
Fun Fact:
Quaid-e-Azam was a lawyer who never gave up, even when he was sick! 💪
Be Like Quaid!
“Work hard, stay united,” was his message. Let’s follow it! 🇵🇰✊
Want to color Quaid-e-Azam’s famous round glasses? 🖍️👓 Let’s try!
Islamic Events
What Are Islamic Events?
These are special days based on the Islamic calendar (Hijri dates) that Muslims celebrate with prayers, kindness, and joy!
☀ Eid-ul-Fitr (2-3 days)
Eid-ul-Fitr 🌙✨ – After Ramadan fasting, we wear new clothes, give gifts (Eidi), and eat yummy sevaiyan!
☀ Eid-ul-Adha (3-4 days)
Eid-ul-Adha 🐑❤️ – We remember Prophet Ibrahim’s sacrifice by sharing meat with family and the poor.
☀ Ashura (9th & 10th Muharram)
Ashura (10 Muharram) – A day of respect for Imam Hussain (RA), with processions and helping others.
☀ Eid Milad-un-Nabi (12th Rabi-ul-Awwal)
Eid Milad-un-Nabi 🕌📿 – Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) birthday! Mosques light up, and we learn about his life.
How We Celebrate?
- Pray at mosques
- Share food with neighbors
- Give to charity
Fun Fact:
Islamic dates change every year because they follow the moon’s sighting! 🌘
Be Kind & Happy!
These events teach us to love Allah, help others, and unite as Muslims! 🤲💚