Quaid and Azam
Mohammad Ali Jinnah the founder of Pakistan, was born on December 25, 1876, in a house known as the Wazir Mansion located in Karachi. His father's name was Jinnah Poonja, and his mother's name was Mithibai. He was a great politician and a well-known lawyer in his time. He fought hard for the freedom of sub-Muslim Muslims and in the name of his extraordinary efforts, he was awarded the title "Quaid-e-Azam" (father of the nation) by maulana Mazharuddin.
Quaid in Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah received his early education at Sindh Madarsat ul Islam and a school for Christian missionaries. He went to England for higher education and was admitted to Lincoln’s Inn Law School in London. At the age of 20 he enrolled in the Bombay High Court on his return to British India, became a barrister in a bar, where he became interested in national politics and became famous for the next three years. The attorney general of Bombay invited him to work in a tavern and six months later promised a salary of 1,500 rupees a month, which was a huge amount at the time but he flatly refused the application and said he planned to earn 1,500 a day and proved it. what might happen in the future through his flawless efforts. But as the Governor-General of the new country of Pakistan, he established one rupee as his monthly salary. He was a man of judgment and good sense.
Jinnah began her political career with the Indian National Congress in 1906, and seven years later, she joined the Muslim League. He worked hard to bring the ANC and the Muslim League together but at the same time, he adopted a racist culture on a small continent and realized that Muslims on the continent were sacrificing their cultural and social rights under the British. and Hindus. He then began his efforts for the liberation of Muslims in British India and planned to build an independent country where Muslims could not feel the spirit of freedom. The greatest strength was the solidarity of all Muslim organizations in the liberation struggle, and the Quaid leadership in Azam uniting all Muslims of the subcontinent in a common system of diversity. The formation of Pakistan is the result of the bloodshed of thousands of freedom fighters as well as the Jinnah leadership, in Pakistan which would not have been possible without him.
He was a man of his words and was a great spokesman, he sat like a stone in front of his opponents and did not lie down. Gandhi was labeled “impossible” because of his determination to live by his principles. Jinnah said: "Think 100 times before making a decision, but once that decision has been made, stand by it as one person". in 1933. In 1940 a Pakistani decision was signed by a Muslim organization at the Minar in Pakistan -Lahore proved to be the backbone of the liberation struggle.
After the passing of the Pakistan Declaration, he worked day and night and did not worry about his deteriorating daily life, but kept it a secret and did not disclose it to anyone, his sacrifice was not for his own benefit but for the benefit of all. Muslim Nation. It was because of his wise leadership and hard work to bring Pakistan into existence on August 14, 1947. He struggled with tuberculosis for many years but did not develop his weaknesses, and he died on September 11, 1948, just 13 months after this beloved country.
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