QUIAD E AZAM MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH

the father of nation of Pakistan Muhammad ali Jinnah ( who become famous as QUAID E AZAM) was born on 25 December 1876 in Karachi. His life started in Karachi, but the path of his education was from Karachi to Karachi. He based his education in Karachi, Bombay and England. Quaid-e-Azam's political career began in 1906, when he joined the National Congress. He worked hard to protect the rights of Muslims and became the leader of Align.

After becoming the leader of the party, the Quaid-e-Azam took moden and persistent measures against the British rule under his auspices. He called for a permanent state for India in Chhattisgarh, which was strongly popularized.After the formation of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam became the first Governor-General and then the first Prime Minister of Pakistan. He planned to move the country forward on the path of development and it was under his leadership that Pakistan achieved perfection in its place.

He was one of the most intelligent people in the world. I would like to share with you some interesting incidents of his life

1.During Quaid e Azam's academic journey, he went to England to continue his law studies. One of the teachers of his time invited him to his house one day to play a trick with his friend. His purpose in this ceremony was to give the Quaid-e-Azam a lesson in English, the traditional language of England. Then, arriving in English class, the teacher asked a tough question that had to be answered in one sentence. The Quaid-i-Azam thought and then belatedly gave his answer: "The die is cast." This answer is a popular saying in English which means that matters have been decided and cannot be changed .

2: qaQarardad-e-Pakistan Ki Tayyarri: Jinnah united the All India Muslim League for Qarardad-e-Pakistan and introduced the 3: Lahore Resolution (1940) as a public solution and society. Strategy of Khilafat Movement: Jinnah used his own intelligence in the Khilafat Movement and achieved significant results for the Muslim League, apart from the All India National Congress.

4: Durbar of Delhi (1911): Jinnah met the British government and agreed to participate in the Durbar of Delhi on the side of the Muslim League, which raised his political stature

5: Nehru Report (1928): Jinnah did not reject the Nehru Report because he did not agree with us and did not demand 14 points for Muslim rights and representation.

6: Round Table Conferences: Jinnah also used his intelligence and diplomacy in the Round Table Conferences of London, where he worked towards the protection of Muslim rights and constitutional reforms.

7: Strategy to create Pakistan: Jinnah used his own intelligence to make strong arguments and negotiations to separate from India, because of which Pakistan was formed.

These were some of the incidents in which the brilliance of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's bravery and leadership is visible.is answer shocked these teachers as they did not understand the meaning of the question. He searched in English books but could not find an explanation for the answer. Later the Quaid-i-e-Azam explained to him that the phrase meant that decisions had been made and could not be changed.

Quaid-e-Azam died in Karachi on 11 September 1948,

When Jinnah's health deteriorated, he was admitted to the Governor's House in Karachi. Unki tabiyat din ba din bigadti gayi aur unka sehati halat mazboot nahi rehta tha. Unki halat achanak behad critical ho gayi on 11 September 1948. Doctors have declared his condition very serious. Quaid-e-Azam ke akhri lamhat mein unke qareebi rishtedar aur dost maujood the. His reading moments passed from sight and at the age of 71 years, Quaid-e-Azam left the world.

his death isvery important point for Pakistan, and his death anniversary is celebrated every year on September 11, along with the death anniversary of freedom.

but his leadership and great achievements are still alive in our hearts.