KOMAL SINGH
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The flag traces back to the All-India Muslim League’s symbol, designed during the fight for a Muslim homeland in British India
Green represented the Muslim majority; the white stripe, religious minorities signaling inclusion and unity
In 1947, Lord Mountbatten suggested keeping the Union Jack on the flag. Jinnah rejected it choosing independence over colonial ties
On August 11, 1947, three days before independence, Pakistan’s Constituent Assembly officially adopted this flag
Delhi tailor Master Afzal Hussain stitched the very first national flag earning the title Baba-e-Parcham, though his story remains lesser-known
Decades later, the flag remains a powerful emblem of Pakistan’s identity an enduring symbol of unity, faith, and progress