The Importance Of Pakistan In Pakistan

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Register to read the introduction… sacrificed for this piece of land, Pakistan is country for which my ancestors have sacrificed their lives, happiness and even their property. This country is not a piece of a land for me it is my identity, when your ancestors gave their life, property, money and even their happiness then this country just not remains a piece of land but actually it is a name for our emotions . I love Pakistan and I want to highlight this point that a human cannot love a piece of land, a human cannot give his or her life for a piece of land, a human cannot sacrifice his or her happeines for a piece of land. An old man was asked on a TV program, what does Pakistan mean to you? He replied telling a true story. He said "When I was coming to Pakistan, I saw an old man just like me, he was tired, injured and thirsty. He asked: “Has Pakistan arrived”, I said 'Yes'. He took the soil and kissed it. He asked for water. When I brought water, I saw some crows and a dog beside him. When I came near, the old man had died." The old man interviewed had tears in his eyes then. He said to the interviewer "The eyes who had seen such scenes know what Pakistan …show more content…
The task of self-knowledge and of further self-development is of such importance and seriousness, it demands such intensity of effort, that to attempt it any old way and amongst other things is impossible. The person who undertakes this task must put it first in his life, which is not so long that he can afford to squander it on trifles.” This quote clearly defines the importance of freedom. How is freedom important? Freedom is an essential part of our life .Freedom is probably one of the most important civil liberties in a democratic society. Freedom is so important for a living thing because freedom is the meaning of life. Freedom means the point that you have not to listen to anyone and that you can do anything and everything on your own. We are actually committing a crime by keeping animals & birds in a cage .They also love their freedom. So we should not keep them in a cage .We can also be punished by the government for doing this crime. Freedom is synonym of license which means restrictions. So freedom is

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