Urdu as the national language ( O Level Pakistan studies)

 Urdu as the national language

Q2: Explain the importance of Urdu as the national language of Pakistan?

A2: Urdu is important as it is considered as the symbol of Muslim heritage, glory of Muslim rule in the subcontinent, as a source of development of Muslim identity over the time and as a unifying force in the country.

Urdu is used as a media language which connects the demand of media language and the law making. Same way communication of government orders is done through this language. It has an important source of understanding between the government and the public. All laws of the country are also written in Urdu so that the public can understand the laws clearly and follow them similarly.

There are four provinces in the country with FATA and Northern Areas. Different languages and dialects are spoken at different parts of the country this similar language helps the public to understand each other by communication   and works as a unifying force for the nation.

Quran and Tafseer are also written in Urdu which helps majority of the Muslims to understand their religion clearly. Most of the Islamic work is done in this language. During emergency times this language is used to give emergency call to the whole nation. Within a short time and emergency time are tackled with the help of clear communication with the whole nation.

This language is used for official responsibilities easily due to its wide vocabulary and wide range of explanation rules. All official responsibilities can be fulfilled easily by using this language. Syllabus of the government schools and colleges is in Urdu which helps students to continue their education regularly wherever they are living in any of the province.

All official records and history of the country is also written in Urdu, in this manner next generation can understand and know about their history easily with the help of the language. In this manner this language has not only recorded the history of this country but also transferred it to next generation also.

In this manner Urdu has played an important role for the development of the whole country and it has united the nation in difficult time.

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