Pride of Performance Awards (1970–1979)

Pride of Performance (Urdu: تمغۂ حسنِ کارکردگی) is a civil award given by the Government of Pakistan to Pakistani citizens in recognition of distinguished merit in the fields of literature, arts, sports, medicine, or science for civilians

1970
Name Field Specialization Province Country
Sheikh Mohammed Ismail PanipatiLiteratureWriterPakistan
Ismail Gulgee[1]ArtsPaintingSindhPakistan
Farida KhanumArtsSingingPunjabPakistan
Abul Qasim Mohammad MoslehuddinArtsMusicEast BengalEast Pakistan (now Bangladesh)
Naheed NiaziArtsSingingPunjabPakistan
Abdul Rasheed Junior[2]SportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Ahmed RiazuddinSportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Jahangir ButtSportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Chaudhry Ghulam Rasool[3]SportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Faiz MuhammmadSportsWrestlingPunjabPakistan
Major Mohammad Aslam KhanSportsWrestlingPunjabPakistan

1971
Name Field Specialization Province Country
Rasheed ChaudhryPakistan
Ustad Gul Mohammad KhanArtsMusicEast BengalEast Pakistan (now Bangladesh)
S. M. IkramLiteratureWritingPunjabPakistan
Sufi Mutahir HussainLiteratureWritingEast BengalEast Pakistan (now Bangladesh)
Dr. Mehboob AliSciencePakistan
Fazal RehmanSportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Tanvir Dar[4]SportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Riaz AhmedSportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Nabi Ahmed KalatSportsHockeyPunjabPakistan
Zaheer Abbas[5]SportsCricketSindhPakistan
Irshad Begum ChaudhryServicesNursingPunjabPakistan

1972

Award not announced.

1973

Award not announced.

1974

1975

Chuadry Fazal Hussain Randahwa

1976

Parveen Shakir[8]

1977

Award not announced.

1978
Name Field Specialization Province Country
Molvi Ahmed MallahLiteraturePoetSindhPakistan
Ibn-e-InshaLiteraturePoet and WriterPunjabPakistan
Ahmed Parvez[9]ArtsPaintingPunjabPakistan
Ustad Manzoor Ali KhanSingingClassical MusicSindhPakistan
Sabri BrothersArtsSufi Qawwali GroupSindhPakistan
Ameer Hamza ShinwariLiteraturePoetryKhyber PakhtunkwaPakistan
Munir Sarhadi[10]SingingMusicKhyber PakhtunkwaPakistan
Ameer Hamza ShinwariLiteraturePoetryKhyber PakhtunkwaPakistan

1979
Name Field Specialization Province Country
Faiz Mohammad BalochArtsFolk SingerBalochistanPakistan
Anna Molka AhmedArtsPaintingPunjabPakistan
Khamiso KhanArtsMusicSindhPakistan
Kishwar SultanArtsMusicKhyber PakhtunkhwaPakistan Kishwar Sultan was the most popular Singer from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan, Her contribution to the Pashto Music Industry are matchless, She served all mediums of Pashto Music including Pakistan television, Radio and Film Industry. Her expertise were in all genres of Music like Tappa, Badala, Charbeta and Ghazal, She was awarded with Pride of Performance in 1979 for her services during the Indo-Pak war days of 1965 and 1971. Radio Pakistan also acknowledged her services by presenting her a special certificate of appreciation.
Hakim Mohammad Yusuf HasanLiteratureWritingPunjabPakistan
Nabi Bakhsh Khan Baloch[11]LiteratureWritingSindhPakistan
Ashfaq AhmadLiteratureWritingPunjabPakistan
Habibur Rehman Qalandar MomandLiteratureWritingKhyber PakhtunkwaPakistan
Dr. S.A. QureshiPakistan
Ustad Fateh Ali Khan (Sitar Nawaz)ArtsMusicPunjabPakistan
Ghulam AliArtsSingingPunjabPakistan
Alam Lohar[12]ArtsMusicPunjabPakistan
Mureed BulediArtsMusicBalochistanPakistan
Misri Khan Jamali[13]ArtsMusicSindhPakistan
Pathane Khan[14]ArtsMusicPunjabPakistan
Mohammad Azam ChishtiArtNaat RecitingPunjabPakistan

References
  1. Profile and awards of Ismail Gulgee on Clifton Art Gallery website Retrieved 7 September 2020
  2. Lala Abdul Rashid's award info on Pakistan Sports Board website Retrieved 7 September 2020
  3. Chaudhry Ghulam Rasool's award info on Pakistan Sports Board website Retrieved 7 September 2020
  4. Tanvir Dar's award info on Pakistan Sports Board website Retrieved 9 July 2019
  5. Zaheer Abbas's Pride of Performance Award on Pakistan Sports Board website Retrieved 7 September 2020
  6. M. Ilyas Khan (22 April 2009). "Pakistani singer Iqbal Bano dies". BBC News website. Retrieved 3 July 2020.
  7. "Iqbal Bano – Renowned Pakistani singer of Urdu ghazals". The Guardian (UK newspaper). 10 May 2009. Retrieved 3 July 2020.
  8. Parveen Shakir's Pride of Performance Award info on urdupoetry.com website Retrieved 1 July 2018
  9. "Homage: Remembering the maestro (Ahmed Parvez's award info)". Dawn (newspaper). 15 September 2013. Retrieved 11 July 2019.
  10. Aziz, Shaikh (20 January 2002). "SPOT LIGHT: Munir Sarhadi – the sarinda virtuoso (includes his award info)". Dawn (newspaper). Archived from the original on 3 November 2007. Retrieved 10 June 2020.
  11. Nabi Bakhsh Khan Baloch's award info on The Express Tribune (newspaper) Published 7 April 2011, Retrieved 9 July 2019
  12. Alam Lohar's Pride of Performance Award info on samaa.tv website Retrieved 1 July 2018
  13. Misri Khan Jamali's award info on tareekhepakistan.com website Retrieved 9 June 2020
  14. Pathanay Khan's award info on The Express Tribune (newspaper) Pyblished 9 March 2016, Retrirved 9 July 2019
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