Hilal-i-Imtiaz
Hilal-e-Imtiyaaz ہلالِ امتیاز | |
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Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Civilian)
Sitara-e-Imtiaz | |
The Hilaal-e-Imtiaz (
The honour is restricted to individuals who have made outstanding contributions in their fields that led to international recognition for the state. It is awarded in the fields of
For officers in the military, it is given for distinguished service. The first Hilal e Imtiaz Military in the history of Pakistan was awarded by
The award is a disc of golden jasminum between the five points of a pure gold star. The star has additional bright jasminum; in its centre there is a green emerald with a golden crescent.
A special grade of the medal has a larger execution of the same medal design worn as a star on the left of the chest. In addition, it is worn as a sash on the right shoulder, with its rosette (yellow with white for civilians and green for military officers) and white and yellow edge bearing the central disc of the medal at its centre, resting on the left hip. At the ceremony, both medals can be worn at the same time according to their achievements. The medal is suspended on a dark green ribbon with a light yellow and white central stripe and white edge stripes.
Military officers who receive the award are given a Non-Prohibited Bore Arms License.
Grades of the Order of Imtiaz
This award is the 2nd Grade in the Order of Imtiaz (Excellence). The four Grades in the Order of Imtiaz are:
- Urdu: نشانِ امتیاز)
- Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Crescent of Excellence; Urdu: ہلالِ امتیاز)
- Urdu: ستارہ امتیاز)
- Urdu: تمغہِ امتیاز).[3]
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Service Ribbon Insignia
The ribbon for the Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Civilian) is:
- Yellow with a white centre band and a narrow Pakistan Greenstripe in the middle.
The ribbon for the 'Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Military)' is:
- White edges with Pakistan Greencentre band and a single white stripe in the middle.
Recipients
- Major General Sheharyar Parvez Butt (2024)
- Former Ambassador Syed Tariq Fatemi (2023) for his dedication to Public Service [4]
- Professor Adil Najam (2023), for contributions to Environment and Education[4]
- Syed Babar Ali (2023), Philanthropist[4]
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (2023), Singer and Qawalli[4]
- Dr. Amjad Saqib (2024), Social Development[4]
- Amjad Islam Amjad (2022), Poet[5]
- Bilquis Edhi (2022)[5]
- Minister of Transport of the People's Republic of China[6]
- Rohail Hyatt (2021)
- Major General Rashid Mahmood (Director General Pakistan Ordnance Factories Wah Cantt)
- Qamar Mehboob (2021)
- Tahir Ikram (2021)
- Jamshed Azim Hashmi (2021)
- Kishwar Naheed (2021)[7]
- Asif Mahmood Jah (2021)[8]
- Song Tao (2020) Director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council/Taiwan Work Office of the Central Committee of the CCP[9]
- Lieutenant General Mohammad Asad Durrani (Director General Inter-Services Intelligence)
- Abdul Bari Khan (2019)[10]
- Zaheer Ayub Baig (2019)[11]
- Ghulam Asghar (2019)[11]
- Tasawar Hayat (2019)[11]
- Wasim Akram (2019)[11]
- Waqar Younis (2019)[11]
- Recep Akdag (Turkey-2019)[11]
- Michael Jansen (Germany-2019)[11]
- Hussain Dawood (Business and Philanthropy) (2018)[12]
- Rear Admiral Moazzam Ilyas (2015)
- Mahmood Qureshi (2013)[13]
- Anwar Maqsood (Scriptwriter) (2013)
- Faiz Hameed (general) (2013)
- Abida Parveen (musician and Sufi music performer) (2013)[13]
- Josh Malihabadi (1894–1982) Urdu poet (2013)[13]
- Pakistan Cricket Team captain (2013)[13]
- Ansar Burney (Human and civil rights activist) (2013)[14]
- Zia Mohyeddin (actor, television anchor and broadcaster) (2013)[14]
- Azhar Abbas (journalist) (2013)[14]
- Khalid Abbas Dar (actor, playwright, anchor, entertainer, director, theatre producer, mimic) (2013)
- Lt General Masood Aslam, Hilal e Imtiaz (Military).
- Lt General Masood Aslam, Hilal e Imtiaz (Civil).
- Abdul Halim Mohd Hanifah (Royal Brunei Navy commander) (2012)[15]
- Muhammad Iqbal Choudhary (Organic chemist) (2007)
- Iftikhar Arif (poet, scholar and literary critic) (2006)[16]
- Ashfaq Ahmed (1925–2004) (writer, playwright and television broadcaster) (2006)[16]
- Halbi Mohd Yusof (Royal Brunei Armed Forces commander) (2006)[17]
- Faridullah Khan (politician) (2005)[18]
- Mushtaq Ahmed Yousfi(writer) (2002)
- Jansher Khan (Squash Legend) (1997)[19]
- Imran Khan (Sports) 1992
- A. Q. Khan (Nuclear scientist) 1989
- Munir Ahmad Khan (Nuclear Science) 1989
- Major General Mukhtar Hussain Shah (Military) 1988
- Major General Muhammad Ikram Cheema (Military) 1987
- Lieutenant GeneralMian Muhammad Afzaal (Shaheed) (Military) 1987
- Hamoodur Rahman (academic) 1984
- Ruth Pfau (Humanitarian) 1979[20]
- Major General S A Nawab (Military) 1979
- Admiral Mohammad Shariff(Military) 1979
- General Zia ul Haq(Military) 1976
See also
References
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