Essay on National Unity and its Importance

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Importance of National Unity Essay (350 Words)

National unity makes a country strong and prosperous (rich). It makes it have policies and aims for which the people work together. Then other countries cannot easily oppose or attack it.

We are surrounded by many dangers. Powerful countries lie close to our borders. Our relations with all of these cannot always be cordial (warm and sincere) as we can’t please everyone in world policies. Those very much opposed to us can think of taking advantage of our internal (inner) weaknesses and differences: It, then, becomes necessary for us to get united as a nation and to make ourselves truly strong.

We should try to have greater national unity in some such ways. Firstly, we should all act on the principles of our religion. We should be true Muslims in matters of worship and in the performance of our social duties.

Secondly, we should give proper chances to the provinces to develop their own languages and cultures. These languages and cultures are precious treasures of old and new words and ideas. They. should assist the national language and culture in their growth. Thus we shall be achieving (getting) two aims-satisfying the people as a whole and taking advantage of their cultural wealth.[the_ad id=”17141″]

Thirdly, we should give all the provinces equal chances of growth and development. The provincial governments should have proper powers to solve their problems. The people should feel satisfied with the solution of those problems at the provincial levels.

Fourthly, we should promote trade and travel between one province and another. This will bring the people closer and promote national unity.

Fifthly, we should try to have real justice and equality all over the country. The people should feel that nobody can do injustice to others however rich or powerful he may be. They should feel that they all have equal chances of progress. If they are able and hardworking, they should be able to make quick progress.

The government and the people should work together for greater, national unity. The representatives of the people should have discussions with the government about their problems and ways of promoting unity.

 

Importance of National Unity Essay (1000 Words)

As a nation, we are in a desperate plight ever experienced by the masses during the last 67 years of independence. The doctrine of sole nationality has been entirely overshadowed by sectarianism, provincialism, racism, and grouping on the basis of different creeds. We have Pathans, Punjabis, Sindhis, Baluchis, shias, Sunis, locals and Mohajers who are constantly in a state of war against one another. People have started to prefer the interest of their religious groups to the interests of the nation as a whole. All these groups and sects are breathlessly engaged in strengthening and consolidating their own organizations, oblivious of their duties as the citizens of Pakistan. This everincreasing strife between various communities of society has threatened the very existence of our homeland. The most alarming aspect of this issue is that all is being done in spite of knowing the fact that[the_ad id=”17142″]

“Liberty and union, now and forever, one and inseparable!” Denie Weaster

The birth of Pakistan is itself a vital proof of unity and integration of the extremely diverse Indian Muslim population under the flag of the Muslim League and the dynamic leadership of the Quaid-e-Azam. Both the British nation and the Hindus had to bow before the united force of the Muslim community.

There is no denying that internal integrity is the most important element for the survival of any nation and for all times. We can say that constant vigilance is the price of liberty. A divided nation can never have stability, peace and prosperity. t is all the more important for our country, for Pakistan is threatened not only by the external enemies but also by the internal factions.

People have become so narrow in their outlook that they love only their own province or town in which they were born. They never talk about Pakistan in which lies their province or town. People say their prayers only in the mosques of their respective sects. They are simply unable to perceive the grim and grave situation prevailing both in and around our country.

“If a house be divided against itself, that house cannot stand.” Bible, Mark 3:25

The foreign elements are exploiting our disunity and thus making our country weaker and weaker everyday. They cannot tolerate the existence of happy and prosperous Pakistan. Our enemies are very clever and united, and they are working hard on their agenda to create misunderstandings among the people of Pakistan. We have already lost East Pakistan due to our disunity and non-cooperation.[the_ad id=”17150″]

The answer is a national unity-the panacea for all our social, political and economic ailments and problems. The strongest bedrock of integration and unity is religion. The unity forged by Islam dawned into national freedom. Religion guides man to realize oneself, to subordinate the ego to the greater good. Islam teaches us that the individuals are like limbs of one body. Whole hearted revival of Islamic values can repair the cracks appearing in the national set up. Restoration is the need of the time.

It is really surprising why we have forgotten that our forefathers made concerted efforts to achieve this country. They sacrificed their lives and property to gain freedom both for themselves and their coming generations.

“There are only two forces that unite men fear and interest.” Napoleon Bonaparte

If they had not struggled to achieve a separate homeland, we would have been the slaves of the Hindus. We must keep in mind that we all belong to one country and one nation. Our religion is admittedly the best religion of the world. It aims at nothing less than universal human brotherhood. So, the Muslims who believe in God, but stilldo wrong are simply inconceivalbe in the system of Islam.

The second remedy for integration is education. Let our colleges and universities be training grounds for selfless service, mutual respect and true knowledge instead of being hot-beds of factions and political rivalry. They are to play a creative role in the evolution of the national heritage.[the_ad id=”17144″]

No less important is the role of the national language Urdu. It is not only a requisite for national unity but it is also a battering ram for stirring national feeling, love and devotion. Sindhu-Desh and Pakhtoonistan like Bangladesh derive their life force from too much glorification of regional languages at the cost of National Language.

All for one, one for all.   Aletandre Dumas

Then comes the rule of law, the force of law that has been missing or misapplied so far. All anti state and anti social activities must be crushed with the iron hand of the law, particularly in the educational institutions, the breeding grounds for hatred, regionalism and sectarianism. The barrier of social clog can be toppled through free and large scale marriages among the various ethnic groups. Blood relations and ties make the chain of national integration strong and lasting.

“All your strength is in your union, – All your danger in discord.” Longfellow

Corrupt and power politics has also contributed a lot to the disharmony in our nation. Selfish politicians kept sowing seeds of separation and disintegration and ultimately rendered the people powerless to unite again as a single nation.[the_ad id=”17151″]

The following steps can also be very useful for achieving national unity:

  • Firstly, a countrywide campaign should be launched to make the masses full aware of the threats which are likely to shake the very foundations of our country.
  • Secondly, all the religious political parties and organizations should be banned positively.
  • Thirdly, the current primary education system should be discarded and replaced with the syllabus based on the ideology of Pakistan, bringing the national unity and brotherhood into a sharp focus.
  • Fourthly, patriotic leaders and intellectuals also have a fundamental obligation to help create a climate of peace and respect for all the conflicting sects.
  • Fifthly, greater use should be made of television and radio to highlight the terribly negative effects of disunity on Pakistans vital security and economy.
  • Sixthly, some of our leaders who are foreign agents, and are exclusively involved in negative activities, should be kept under close watch by the government agencies. It is an admitted fact that the nations which weakeh their unity, cannot maintain their freedom.

“United we stand, divided we fall.” Aesop, The Four Oxen and the Lion

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