Pakistan Resolution Day!

Hello, dear friends. How are you all doing? First and foremost, I would like to wish a Happy Resolution Day to all my Pakistani brothers and sisters around the world. Today, I am going to share some background history about this day that we are celebrating.

But first, let's discuss why the Muslims of India needed a separate homeland. Allow me to share some facts.
The Muslims of the Indian subcontinent had many reasons for wanting a separate homeland, which led to the creation of Pakistan. Here are some of the main reasons:

Firstly, Muslims wanted to establish an Islamic State where they could live according to the teachings of Islam. They believed that Islam isn't just a religion but a complete way of life. To follow Islam properly, they felt they needed a society free from influences that contradicted Islamic principles.

Secondly, the Two Nation Theory played a big role. This theory said that Hindus and Muslims were two different nations with different cultures and ways of life. Because of this, they believed it would be hard for them to live together peacefully. They thought it was important to have a separate country where Muslims could live according to their beliefs.

Historically, there were conflicts between Hindus and Muslims, both under Muslim rule and during the British regime. Hindus sometimes worked with the British to try to weaken Muslim culture. This made Muslims feel like their future was in danger, so they wanted their own country to protect their way of life.

During British rule, Muslims faced discrimination. They were kept out of important jobs and opportunities, and their culture was disrespected. Hindus sometimes joined with the British to harm Muslims. This made Muslims feel like they couldn't trust either the British or Hindus, so they decided they needed their own country.

Muslims also felt that their culture and identity were being attacked. They were forced to change their language and were treated as inferior by Hindus. This made them want a separate homeland where they could protect their culture.

Economically, Muslims felt like they were being left behind by Hindus. They were pushed out of jobs and businesses, which made them feel like they were being held back. They believed that only by having their own country could they have a fair chance at success.

Because of all these reasons, Muslims felt like they would lose their identity if they stayed with Hindus. They decided to leave the Congress party and demand their own land where they could live by their own rules.

This led to the creation of Pakistan. On March 23rd, 1940, the Muslim League declared that they wanted their own country. Under the leadership of Mohammad Ali Jinnah, they fought for their rights and eventually got their wish.

Jinnah became a hero to Muslims, leading them to independence. He showed them that they could stand up for themselves and have their own country. After Pakistan was created, it became the responsibility of its people to work hard for its success and development.

In conclusion, the creation of Pakistan was the result of many years of struggle and sacrifice by Muslims who wanted a place where they could live freely according to their beliefs and culture. Now, it's up to all Pakistanis to work together for the prosperity and progress of their country.