π΅π° is the flag of Pakistan, used to show Pakistani identity, pride or support for the national cricket team. The Apple artwork shows a waving green flag with a white crescent and star and a white vertical stripe on the left side.

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People send π΅π° on Independence Day on 14 August, during cricket matches, in travel posts, and in bios to show where they are from. It often appears with greetings like "Pakistan Zindabad" and alongside π or π.
It is common in bios, Independence Day posts and cricket match captions. It usually signals Pakistani roots or support.
Happy Independence Day π΅π°π
Come on boys, win this one π΅π°π
Finally home π΅π°
Pakistan Zindabad π΅π°
| π΅π° vs πΉπ· | πΉπ· is Turkey's flag, a red field with a white crescent and star, while π΅π° is green with a white stripe. |
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| Name | flag: Pakistan |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F5 U+1F1F0 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | PK, flag |
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π΅π° is the flag of Pakistan, used to show Pakistani identity, pride or support for the national cricket team. The Apple artwork shows a waving green flag with a white crescent and star and a white vertical stripe on the left side.
They are traditionally linked with Islam, progress and light. The green represents the Muslim majority, and the white stripe represents religious minorities.
Usage peaks around Independence Day on 14 August and during big cricket matches, especially against India.
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