Urdu being the largely spoken and easy to comprehend language for most of Pakistan was declared as the official and national language of Pakistan. Today, over 75% of Pakistanis easily understand this language and is used for official communication.
Pakistan's National Language is URDU, that's why Urdu is National Languages.
While there are many regional languages spoken in Pakistan e.g. Punjabi, Pashto, Balochi, Sindhi and a long list.........
Because that's their language?
One of the reasons why Urdu became the national language in Pakistan is its
long history. It was widely used in Mughal period and dates back as far as the
sultans of Delhi. In its early stages it was used by the Muslim armies and became
widely spoken and understood in many parts of the sub-continent. So it was natural
that such a well-known and established language would be chosen.
Another reason for Urdu being chosen was its high status. Some of the finest early
poets such as Amir Khusrou wrote in Urdu and Sir Syed Ahmad Khan's school at
Aligarh became a centre for Urdu study. Many religious books, including the
Quran, were translated into Urdu. So it was considered an important language with
a rich literary tradition.
Perhaps the major reason for Urdu being chosen was the fact that it was so closely
associated with the Pakistan Movement. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan supported it and the
Muslim league was formed not only to defend Muslim interests, but also to protect
Urdu. The Quaid-e-Azam was particularly keen to promote Urdu as he saw it was it
as a unifying force. Since Pakistan was a new country, it was very appropriate to
pick a language which had played a part in unifying Muslims.
it was chosen because it was the language of force, it is understand every where and it is a mixture of farsi,hindi,turkish etc
Quaid-e-Azam was decided urdu as National Language after creation of Pakistan in 1947 but in 1956 urdu and Bangali became National languages.
Because Urdu is a language imposed to Pakistanis by M A Jinnah. Very little people (mostly Mohazers) talked and used this language in 1947. All provinces (Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, NW Frontier and East Pakistan) had their own basic languages. So Urdu was not popular at all in any provinces, though in 1948 Urdu was declared as the National Language of Pakistan.
National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language was created on 1996-04-01.
Urdu has long been the language of the Muslims of India. After Indenependence, in 1949 Urdu was declared national language. Then it was subsequently declared national language in the constitutions of 1956, 1962, and 1973. It must be noted that Urdu us not the official language. According to all the three constitutions of 1956, 1962, 1973, English is the official language. Urdu is the national NOT official language.
No Urdu is not a country. It is a language. It is the national language and lingua franca of Pakistan, and an official language of five Indian states and one of the 22 scheduled languages in the Constitution of India.
Most of the people in Pakistan speaks Urdu as their mother tongue. Urdu is one of the national language of the country along with English.
Urdu is the national language of Pakistan. Urdu is a word of Turkish Language ,which means army. It is a comprehensive body of literature and is also spoken and understood world over. Hindi language is deeply affected by Muslim rule in sub continent and has borrowed extensive Urdu language words and grammar in its present form.
Urdu is currently the national language of Pakistan. It traces its roots to Northern India, where it was derived from the Khariboli dialect.
Since Urdu is the national language and is comprehended by most of Pakistanis, you will have to say it in Urdu. Below is the answer:Hamesha Khush Rahein
English is the official language in Pakistan, while Urdu is the national language (a language that has some connection with a people and perhaps their territory).
The national anthem of Pakistan, Qaumi Taranah, was written entirely in Urdu, but the lyrics were carefully chosen to make it understandable in Persian as well.
Urdu is a Latin word,it was lashkari language.