The national anthem of Pakistan is called “Qaumi Taranah,” which translates to “National Anthem” in English. It is also known as “P\u0101k Sarzam\u012bn,” meaning “The Sacred Land”. The anthem’s music was composed by Ahmad G. Chagla in 1949, and the lyrics were written by Hafeez Jullundhri in 1952.<\/p>\n
Lyrics and Translation:<\/p>\n
The Qaumi Taranah has beautiful Urdu lyrics that reflect the country’s values and aspirations. Here’s a breakdown of the lyrics with their poetic translation \u00b9:<\/p>\n
– P\u0101k sarzam\u012bn sh\u0101d b\u0101d – “Blessed be the sacred land”
\n– Kishwar-e-has\u012bn sh\u0101d b\u0101d – “Happy be the bounteous realm”
\n– Tu nish\u0101n-e-azm-e-\u0101li sh\u0101n – “Thou symbol of high resolve”
\n– Arz-e-P\u0101kist\u0101n! – “O Land of Pakistan!”
\n– Markaz-e-yaq\u012bn sh\u0101d b\u0101d – “Blessed be the citadel of faith”
\n– P\u0101k sarzam\u012bn k\u0101 niz\u0101m – “The order of this sacred land”
\n– Quwwat-e-ukhuwwat-e-aw\u0101m – “The might of the brotherhood of the people”
\n– Qaum, mulk, saltanat – “May the nation, the country, and the state”
\n– P\u0101yindah t\u0101bindah b\u0101d! – “Shine in glory everlasting!”<\/p>\n
Significance:<\/p>\n
The Qaumi Taranah is a symbol of national pride and unity, reflecting Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage and values. It’s a powerful expression of the country’s aspirations and commitment to progress and perfection .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"