Other Symbols
| Title | Symbol | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Great Leader | Muhammad Ali Jinnah | lit. Quaid-e-Azam |
| Mother of the Nation | Fatima Jinnah | lit. Madar-i-Millat |
| National poet | Allama Muhammad Iqbal | |
| Official map | by Mahmood Alam Suhrawardy | |
| National language | Urdu | |
| National flower | Common Jasmine | |
| National tree | Deodar (Himalayan Cedar) | |
| National animal | Markhor (Himalayan Goat-Antelope) | |
| National bird | Chukar (Red-legged Partridge) | |
| National game | Field hockey | |
| National mosque | Faisal Mosque | |
| National Mausoleum | Mazar-e-Quaid | |
| National monument | Bab-e-Pakistan | lit. Gateway of Pakistan |
| National monument | Pakistan Monument | |
| National Library | National Library of Pakistan |
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