Be a Pakistani from the heart💚

By Nisar Ahmad

Is Pakistani a person who is born in Pakistan?
This is the basic question. The answer of which can define who is Pakistani. 
From childhood till now, all the things that we have been hearing and reading about Pakistan can be summed up, that it’s not derived from the name of some tribe or a nation nor it is associated with some geographical location. But in fact, the word Pakistan lexically means “The land of Pure” but literally it is an ideology which prompted the creation of a country which is known as Pakistan. Ideology is a set of aim and ideas that direct one’s goal expectation and actions.
This ideology is based on some Islamic concepts but here one thing to be mentioned that Islam is not just taken as a religion but it is taken in a very broad meaning as a complete system of life. It comprises the aspects of life, from personal to public and it implies to the collective life of a nation as guideline and its comprehension ends on humanity. This was the very basic idea from where Pakistan is initialized.
Now the point of discussion is that, what actually is needed to be a Pakistani.
Is it simply wearing a traditional dress of Pakistan to be a Pakistani ? or to eat some Biryani to reflect yourself as a Pakistani ? and obviously the answer is a big NO.
Personally every one of us have a very positive attitude toward Pakistan. But when it comes to the behavior then a lot of question arises. The master question would be, does our attitude reflects our behavior? In many cases, we are failed to have such a behavior that reflect the attitude of Pakistan. Like we want this county to be a prosperous, what I term as an attitude but what we have done so far to achieve this wish is a behavior.
The day when our attitude matches our behavior that would be the day of our victory and we can proudly announce to the world that we have done our job. The only thing required to accomplish is “be a Pakistani from the heart”.

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