“I love the country because it is my own just as my parents and the house I live in are my own.”
I have a great love for my country. This love is for several weighty reasons. First of all, I love my country because I was born here. It is my motherland where I have passed all my life. So it is natural for me to love my country. I have been eating the tasty fruits of my country. My body is strong because I have eaten its wheat and drunk its water. The milk of its animals has given me strength. The air of the country that I have always breathed has kept me alive. The beautiful flowers in bright colors that I smell and observe have provided me pleasure. The fine trees on the mountains and hills and in the gardens have always pleased me greatly. I love my country because I am a patriot (lover of my country). A person who does not love his country does not deserve to live in it.
l have got all my education in my country. In her lovable and respectable schools and colleges, la have learned about life and its problems. I have formed the high aims about my future in their classrooms. Pakistani teachers, known for their ability, noble ideals, and principles, have taught me.
I love all the places where I passed my childhood. The playgrounds are as dear to me as the streets where I jumped and played without any worry. I like the roads along which walked and ran with other children in all the carelessness and dreaminess of childhood. I have lived with other” Pakistanis, and with them, I have studied and worked. My friends are all Pakistanis for whom I can only have feelings of love and respect.
My country is like a small continent. To its south is the sea whose waves strike against a long seacoast. In Karachi, you have a moist climate as it is close to the sea. In the inner parts of Sindh, it is dry and hot as most of it is desert-like. In Balochistan, it is dry and cold. In Punjab, it is neither so hot nor so cold. Parts of the NWFP are like Europe. Murree, Gilgit, Swat and Azad Kashmir are thoroughly mountainous. I like to move from one part of my dear country to another forgetting the passage of time.
I love the different languages spoken in my country. It is perhaps because the people who speak them are likable and lovable. Their traditional dresses and ways are all very appealing (attractive). How much I like my people when they speak different languages in different kinds of colorful clothes! I love Pakistan because it is an Islamic country. Being a Muslim, I like to live with other Muslims in the country.
I love Pakistan from the heart, and I shall always love it. There is nothing sweeter on earth than my country or thoughts about it. In any case, I like the people, children and students in my country who belong to other religions. Thus, a Christian, a Parsi, a Hindu, a Buddhist, or the follower of any other religion is dear to me if he is truthful, honest, well-behaved, and, above all, is a patriot (lover of the country) a true Pakistani.
Essays about Pakistan
- Pakistan – My Country
- 50 – Years of Pakistan
- National Language (Urdu)
- Urdu as Medium of Instructions
- Be Pakistani & Buy Pakistani
- Quaid E Azam as a Father of Nation
- Pakistan of Quaid’s Dream
- Pakistan & Her Neighbours
- Pakistan’s Nuclear Strength
- Pakistan of My Dreams
- Pakistan as an Islamic State
- Pakistani Seasons
- A Pakistani Beggar
- Load Shedding
- State of Pakistan Polity
- Pakistan’s Foreign Policy
- Importance of 14th August
- Pakistan & the Islamic World
- How to Improve Education System in Pakistan
- Banking in Pakistan
- Energy Crisis in Pakistan Its Causes & Consequences
- Politics in Pakistan
- Health Care in Pakistan
- Tourism in Pakistan
- The Floods of 2010 in Pakistan
- School Education in Pakistan
- Privatization in Pakistan
- Illiteracy in Pakistan
- Food Crisis in Pakistan
- Cottage Industries in Pakistan
- Industrial Development in Pakistan
- Industrial Progress in Pakistan
- Agricultural Development in Pakistan
- Family Planning in Pakistan
- Students Union in Pakistan
- The Future of Democracy in Pakistan
- The Problem of Unemployment in Pakistan
- Honor Killing in Pakistan
- Ethnicity in Pakistan
- Sectarianism in Pakistan
- Political Parties in Pakistan
- The Minorities in Pakistan
- Village life in Pakistan
- Some Superstitions in Pakistan
- Scientific Development in Pakistan
- Governance Issues in Pakistan
- National Integration in Pakistan
- Floods in Pakistan
- Tourism in Pakistan
- Education System in Pakistan
- Madressah Education in Pakistan
- Sunday Bazaar in Pakistan
- Agricultural Economy of Pakistan
- Dams & Water Shortages
- Regionalism & Pakistan
- Pakistan & Modern World
- Pakistan & the Muslim World
- The Diamer-Bhasha Dam
- Western Versus Pakistani Dress
- The Kalabagh Dam
- A Typical Pakistani Village
- National Dress
- Current Economic Situation of Pakistan
- Pakistan Needs More Scientists
- Terrorism in Pakistan
- Pak China (Sino-Pak) Relations
- Pak-American Relations
- Pak-Indian Relations
- Pak-Afghan Relations
- Developing of Modernize Pakistan
- Process of Constitution Making in Pakistan and Role of Judiciary
- The Best Political System
- The Balochistan Situation
- The Local Government (LG) System
- Pakistan’s Problems as a Developing Country
- Nuclear Explosion by Pakistan
- Our National Languages
- Pakistani Villages
- A Pakistani Wedding
- The Future of Pakistan
- The Poor People of Pakistan
- Strong & Prosperous Pakistan
- Our Judicial National Hero
- Our Sports & National Hero (Imran Khan)
- Pakistan in the World of Games & Sports
- Our Greatest Social Workers
- Our National Scientist
- Our National Hero
- Pakistan as an Atomic Power
- Pakistani Farmer
- Pakistani Women
- Pakistani Patriotism
- Pakistan & the Asian
- Has Democracy Failed to Deliver in Pakistan?