In a heartwarming gesture leading up to Pakistan’s Independence Day, the vibrant Pakistani-American community in Queens, New York, has bestowed a meaningful gift upon their heritage.
The “Allama Iqbal” street
A bustling street in the Richmond Hill district has been christened “Allama Iqbal Avenue” as a tribute to the illustrious poet-philosopher, Sir Allama Iqbal. This remarkable decision reflects the deep connection between the community and its roots, as Sir Allama Iqbal remains a revered figure in Pakistan’s history and culture.
Known for his profound poetic works that championed self-discovery, unity, and resilience, Iqbal’s philosophy continues to resonate with generations across the world. The newly named Allama Iqbal Avenue stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Pakistani-American community, bridging geographical gaps while celebrating their shared identity and heritage.
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This gesture not only honors the legacy of a visionary thinker but also serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of cultures that enrich the vibrant mosaic of New York City.
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