List of festivals in Pakistan

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This is the list of festivals in Pakistan.1

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Islamic

8th Rabi-ul-Awal (A day when Shia in Pakistan end mourning for Imam Hussain and celebrate Milad wear jewellery and prepares sweats for Niaz.
12th Rabi-ul-Awal. Celebrations dedicated to the birthday of Allah's beloved Hazrat Mauhammad Salallaho Alahi Wassallam.
11th Rabi-us-Sani. Gyarhween Shareef Celebrations dedicated to the Hazrat Mauhammad Salallaho Alahi Wassallam's beloved Huzoor Ghous-e-Paak Sheikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jeelani Radi Allaho Anho.
1 Shaban, Wiladate Imam Hussain
2 Shaban, Wiladate Hazrat Abbas
3 Shaban, Wiladate Syedah Zainab
9 Shaban, Wiladate Shahzada Ali Akbar
15 Shaban, Nisf Shaban, Shabe Bara't
1-10 Ramadan, Ashra e Rehmah
1st Ramadan, Wiladat-e-Ghousul Wara Sheikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jeelani Radi Allaho Anho
11-20 Ramadan, Ashra e Maghfirah
21-30 Ramadan, Ashra e Nijat
15th Ramadan, Jashne Wiladat Imam Hassan
21st Ramadan, Yome Shahdat Hazrat Ali
21-23-25-27-29, Laila tul Qadr, Nazoole Quaran Muslims spend whole night in prayers.
  • 1st Shawal, "Eid ul Fitr" Three days festival for Muslims after observing a whole month of fasting and reverence.
  • Zil Haj, Another important month for Muslims when they come to Mecca from all over the world to perform "Haj" pilgrimage.
10 Zil Haz, Eid ul Adha Also known as Eid e Qurban, celebrated after " Haj "
25th Muharram, Shahdate Imam Zainul Abideen

Local Events

  • Basant, this festival celebrate in start of spring by kite-flying.
  • 23-26 February, Pakistan Flower Show, Karachi
  • 23 March, Pakistan Day, an official Holiday.
  • 1 May, Labor Day, an official Holiday
  • 5 February, Kashmir Day, an official Holiday
  • 30 June, Bank Holiday
  • 14 August, Independence day, official Holiday
  • 6 September, Defence day
  • 11 September, Quaide Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah Died
  • 9 November, Iqbal Day, official Holiday
  • 25 December, Quaid-e-Azam Day(the birthday of Quaid e Azam) & Christmas Day, Official Holiday

Fairs

See also

References



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