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    This document lists the national symbols of Pakistan. It outlines that the national fish is the Mahasher, representing aquatic diversity. The national river is the Indus River, which has historical and geographic significance. The National Monument in Islamabad serves as an important symbol of Pakistan's history and culture. Some other national symbols mentioned are the Chakor bird, Mazar-e-Quaid mausoleum, K-2 mountain, Faisal Mosque, Markhor goat, and snow leopard.

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    This document lists the national symbols of Pakistan. It outlines that the national fish is the Mahasher, representing aquatic diversity. The national river is the Indus River, which has historical and geographic significance. The National Monument in Islamabad serves as an important symbol of Pakistan's history and culture. Some other national symbols mentioned are the Chakor bird, Mazar-e-Quaid mausoleum, K-2 mountain, Faisal Mosque, Markhor goat, and snow leopard.

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    List of National Symbols of Pakistan

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    List of National Symbols of Pakistan

     The Mahasher is acknowledged as Pakistan's national fish, representing the


    country's aquatic diversity.
     The River Indus, with its historical and geographical significance, is recognized
    as Pakistan's national river.
     The National Monument in Islamabad serves as a significant symbol of
    Pakistan's history and culture.
     The Chakor, a type of partridge, holds the distinction of being Pakistan's
    national bird, symbolizing natural beauty.
     Mazar-e-Quaid is Pakistan's national mausoleum, dedicated to the memory of
    Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
     K-2, also known as Mount Godwin-Austen, is acknowledged as Pakistan's
    national mountain, representing the nation's towering peaks.
     Faisal Mosque, one of the world's largest mosques, is Pakistan's national
    mosque and an iconic architectural landmark.
     The Markhor, a wild goat species found in Pakistan's northern regions, is
    recognized as Pakistan's national animal, symbolizing strength and resilience.
     The snow leopard is acknowledged as Pakistan's national predator, representing
    the country's wildlife diversity.
     Pakistan's national colors are green and white, symbolizing hope and purity.
     The Indus River Dolphin is designated as Pakistan's national mammal, found in
    the country's freshwater bodies.
     Field Hockey, with its historical achievements in international competitions, is
    celebrated as Pakistan's national sport.
     Urdu, the national language of Pakistan, serves as a unifying linguistic bond
    among its diverse communities.

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     The Crescent and Star are emblematic of Pakistan and widely used as national
    symbols, representing Islam and progress.
     Jalebi, a popular and delicious dessert, is often referred to as Pakistan's national
    sweet, delighting taste buds.
     Mango, a beloved fruit, is Pakistan's national fruit, known for its sweet and
    juicy taste.
     Sugarcane juice is enjoyed as the national juice of Pakistan for its sweetness
    and refreshment.
     The Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, one of the world's largest mosques, is a
    significant national symbol and a masterpiece of Mughal architecture.
     Allama Iqbal, a renowned poet and philosopher, is celebrated as Pakistan's
    national poet for his contributions to literature and philosophy.
     The National Library of Pakistan is a repository of knowledge and culture for
    the nation, preserving its literary heritage.
     The Rabab, a traditional musical instrument, is considered Pakistan's national
    instrument, adding to the country's cultural richness.
     The national motto of Pakistan is "Faith, Unity, Discipline," representing the
    nation's values and aspirations.
     Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founding father of Pakistan, is celebrated as the
    national leader for his role in the country's creation.
     Islam is the state religion of Pakistan, with a significant influence on the
    nation's culture and way of life.
     The Mugger Crocodile, found in freshwater bodies, is Pakistan's national
    reptile, symbolizing its rich wildlife.
     Pakistan Day, celebrated on 23rd March, is recognized as the national day of
    Pakistan, commemorating its independence movement.
     The Pakistani Rupee is the official national currency used for financial
    transactions, reflecting the country's economic identity.

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