History has clicked “Confirm.” In a groundbreaking hybrid/virtual ceremony hosted through Islamabad’s diplomatic channels, the Islamabad Accord between the United States and Iran has received its thumb-up. No lavish physical venue was needed. Pakistan stood steady and central, delivering peace in real time. The name endures. The credit is locked. The fruits are arriving.
THREE CHEERS FOR PAKISTAN!
In moody geopolitics where great powers dance and sway,
Pakistan stood firm as the bridge at break of day.
From Islamabad’s wise halls the olive branch was thrown,
A virtual pen now writes what history shall own.
No grand hall needed, no foreign title’s glow,
Our quiet strength delivers what the mighty cannot show.
‘Hafiz’, the peacemaker in uniform so bold,
Who raced through capitals with wisdom worth its gold.
From dawn till dusk he wove the threads of fragile trust,
History’s first soldier-diplomat, in peace he placed his thrust.
Between the storm and silence, his steps carved the way,
For Pakistan’s honour bright, he turned night into day.
For energy that flows like rivers pure and bright,
For borders calm beneath the watchful starry night,
For sons abroad whose earnings safely find their way,
For youth who dream of brighter, bolder Pakistan today.
The Accord is sealed, the threads of hope entwine,
In every home and heart, a renaissance will shine.
Three cheers for Pakistan, the peacemaker bold and true,
Who turned the storm to calm and skies from grey to blue.
No “Geneva of the East” — we need no borrowed name,
Islamabad Accord will light our lasting flame۔
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From BaBaTal spirit to fields and ports anew,
Pakistan Zindabad — the future belongs to you!
Divine Guidance:
The Holy Quran says in Surah Al-Hujurat (49:9):
“And if two parties of the believers quarrel, make peace between them…”
The Holy Prophet Muhammadd[ Peace and blessings be upon him] taught:
“Shall I not tell you of something better than voluntary fasting, prayer, and charity? It is reconciling between people.” (Abu Dawud & Tirmidhi)
“The strong man is not the one who wrestles others, but the one who controls himself in anger.” (Bukhari & Muslim)
Eleanor Roosevelt: “It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.”
From the serene heights of Daman-e-Koh to every corner of Pakistan, a wave of quiet pride spreads. The Bell-man’s bells still chime in memory — this hybrid success is smart, pragmatic diplomacy at its finest.
Harvesting the Real Fruits
Stable Hormuz and fresh momentum on the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline promise cheaper energy, lower electricity tariffs, revived industry, and fiscal breathing room. Millions of Pakistani workers in the Gulf can breathe easier as regional stability protects remittances. Gwadar and CPEC gain new wind. Borders become calmer, allowing focus on internal development, education, and youth empowerment.
Diplomatically, Pakistan has emerged as a responsible peacemaker in a multipolar world. No borrowed titles like “Geneva of the East” are required. The “Islamabad Accord” itself is our enduring medal.
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