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- 1. Culture and Tradition Pakistan’sCultures and tradition
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- 3. What is culture? •Culture is a life style which includes: • Language • Dress • Festivals • Etc.
- 4. What is culture? •Each country has it own culture
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- 7. Pakistan culture Pakistan hasfive provinces .
- 8. Punjab’s culture Punjab’s pupilspoke Punjabi language .
- 9. Punjab’s culture Punjab’s festivalsare following : Festival Where Date Lohri All over Punjab and Chandigarh 13 January Baisakhi All over Punjab and Chandigarh 13 April Teeyan All over Punjab and Chandigarh Around beginning August Gurupurab All over Punjab and Chandigarh Full moon night after Diwali Hola Mohalla Anandpur Sahib For 3 days after Holi
- 10. Lohri Lohri marks theend of a bitterly cold winter and its celebration is a way of welcoming longer and warmer days in Punjab. Households across the state light bonfires and families dance and sing around them. Traditional foods and local delicacies are prepared and served for dinner. It is also a community festival with many families collecting around a single bonfire. Lohri is celebrated at January 13 every year
- 11. Baisakhi Baisakhi holds alot of significance for Punjabis. It not only marks the spring harvest and the solar new year in the state, but is also celebrated to mark the birth of the Khalsa in Sikhism. Baisakhi is celebrated across the state with visits to gurudwaras, kirtan processions and community fairs. Baisakhi is celebrated on April 13
- 12. Teeyan Teeyan is alsoknow as teej , To welcome the onset of monsoon season , by dancing , music , Songs, traditional outfits , and prayers. Teeyan is on August 3 .
- 13. Punjab’s dresses Here aresome Punjabi dresses:
- 14. Punjab’s religion Each countryhas it own religion. Punjab’s religion is Sikhism
- 15. Punjab’s food Punjabi food: •Butter Chicken. ... •Sarson Ka Saag Aur Makki Ki Roti. ... •Tandoori Chicken. ... •Chole Bhature. ... •Masala Channa. ... •Dal Makhani. ... •Machchli Amritsari. ... •Dhaba Dal.
- 16. Sindh’s culture This cultureis very different from others.
- 17. Sindhi language Sindh hasa language to conceive of concepts and objects . Sindh language is called Sindhi.
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- 19. Sindh’s religion Sindhi areHindu people
- 20. Baluchistan culture Baluchistan languageis Baluchi .
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- 22. Baluchi religion The Balochare predominantly Muslim, with the vast majority belonging to the Hanafi school of Sunni Islam, but there is also tiny proportion of Shia in Baluchistan. Approximately 20-25% of the Baloch population live in Iran. Estimates of the Iranian Baloch population range from 1.5-2 million to as many as 4 million.
- 23. K.P.K culture K.P.K pupilsspoke Pashto language
- 24. K.P.K dresses This isa dress of K.P.K. D
- 25. K.P.K religion K.P.K religionis Hinduism and Islam.
- 26. Gilgit Baltistan culture InGilgit Baltistan there are many languages used : Urdu, Pashto, Shina, Balti, Wakhi and Burushaski as well as English
- 27. Gilgit Baltistan culture Mendresses of Gilgit Baltistan is 1) Woolen hat 2) Shalwaar kameez 3) Woolen robe with long or short sleeve Women dresses are : 1) Iraghi cap 2) Loose shalwar kameez 3) Frock
- 28. Review Each country hasit own culture which includes : Language Food Dress etc. religion
- 29. Culture Many cities ,countries have a different culture . We share our culture with many different countries or places . Culture is mainly our dress and food + lifestyle . Religion is also included in culture to show the faith.
- 30. Culture of Punjab Language Punjabi Manydifferent people from all the world came to Punjab , it can also have many languages. Festivals Lohri Baisakhi Teeyan or teej Guru purab Hola Mohalla Religion Sikhism
- 31. Culture of sindh Language Sindhi Festivals CheetiChand Teejri Thadri Utraan Holi Diwali Basant Panchami Religion Hinduism Many more
- 32. Culture of Baluchistan Language Balochi Festivals Eid– al – azha Eid – al – fitr Buzakhi Religion Most are Muslims
- 33. Culture of K. p. k Language Pashto Festivals Eid ul fitr Eid ul adha Nawruz Religion Hinduism Islam Many more
- 34. Culture of gilgit-baltistan Language Urdu,Pashto, Shina, Balti, Wakhi and Burushaski as well as English Festivals Shandur Polo Festival: Celebrated in the northern areas of Pakistan between the tribes of Chitral and Gilgit, Shandur Polo Festival is a highlight of Gilgit in summers. ... Nauroz Festival: A famous sports festival in Gilgit featuring polo, football, volleyball, and hockey. ... Ginani: ... Rama Festival: Religion unknown
- 35. The end! Tradition willbe shared soon