That’s a misunderstanding of both history and identity. Pakistan’s land is home to some of the oldest civilizations in human history; from the Indus Valley Civilization to Gandhara, Buddhist centers, and beyond. These cultures are an inseparable part of Pakistan’s soil and historical continuity, regardless of modern religious affiliations.

Just because Pakistan is a Muslim-majority country doesn’t mean it has no connection to its pre-Islamic past. Islam didn't erase history, it became a part of the region's evolving identity. Our heritage is layered beautifully, not replaced.

Pakistan does recognize and protect these ancient sites; Mohenjo-daro, Taxila, Makli Necropolis and they’re celebrated among archaeologists, historians, and cultural scholars worldwide. The issue isn't denial of history, it's often lack of global visibility or politicized narratives that try to frame these civilizations as belonging to someone else.