Founder of Pakistan Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah whom this grateful nation also calls by the name of Pakistan. Born on 25 December 1876 in Karachi. A personality like him is born once in centuries and a nation gets it as a reward. The personality of Quaid-i-Azam was a collection of qualities and characteristics that were ideal and by adopting them any person can suck the towers of greatness and as a nation we can fulfill the dream of the leader by adopting them and becoming a great nation. Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was an eminent personality - a jurist, a principled politician and a high-ranking thinker. In addition to the unshakable determination and maturity of his extraordinary power of action, he had enormous patience, endurance, perseverance and independence.With the help of abilities, understanding and steel nerves and continuous tireless work.
Islamic state was founded. The Quaid firmly believed that Islam is essentially a fully democratic code of life and that democracy exists in the blood and veins of Muslims, even though the flow of this blood has been stagnant for centuries. Da Salaam will be based on justice system and democratic values. He considered Islam as a dynamic force and Quranic injunctions as a guiding light for every sphere of life. Quaid-e-Azam was very principled and he did not compromise on principles. Some of the incidents in the life of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah which are an example of the foundation of a successful life .
Foundations of a Successful Life
The foundation of Qilar Azam's extraordinary personality and successful life was laid in his childhood. For example, self-confidence and independent thinking and action were essential parts of his life. His father had advised him that in life a man learns in two ways, one by following the footsteps of others and the other by his own experiences From . The young Muhammad Ali Jinnah preferred to make his own way, although he was initially sent to London to arrange business affairs, but he soon said that he would like to become a parish priest. At that time his father was suffering from severe financial crisis, he told his son that he had deposited money in the bank for his expenses in London. Will not ask for money. Quaid-e-Azam then arranged a part-time job in London to meet the expenses, but did not ask for more money. He completed the three-year barrister course in two years with tireless hard work. A famous example of his self-confidence is that when he was temporarily working as a Presidency Magistrate in Bombay, the Bombay Law Mubarolivan was pleased with the work of the leader and said to prepare himself for a better position in the future where he would be paid up to one and a half thousand, but the most determined Jinnah, thanking the offer, replied that he was a lawyer. They intend to earn so much money daily by becoming stable in the profession, but one day it really happened that they started earning much more than that in advocacy.
Principle of Integrity
The high position attained by a leader in the legal profession Does this include his thorough preparation of the legal case and his unique style of presenting it in the court, but the main thing is that he set such a high standard of principledness that he became an example in the legal circles. Gaya, never followed a case for free and did not agree to less than his fixed fee , He said :
That if someone wants to sit in a Rolls Royce, he should pay for it.
It also happened that a client carefully deposited a large amount of money with them, and with complete integrity, they returned the rest of the money.
One day, on the occasion of the excursion, the railway carriage was closed till the end of the train. Closed: That if I will not follow my own orders, how can I expect it from others will ???
For the Quaid-e-Azam, the importance of time is the most important .
Some time before his death, Father of the Nation inaugurated the State Bank of Pakistan. Seeing that the front seats of the participants were still empty, he asked the organizers of the event to start the program and this The ticket examiner said, "Give it to me and leave the platform." Quaid-e-Azam was furious after hearing this.He also ordered that the empty seats be removed. The order was complied with and the participants who came later had to stand and watch the event, including the then Prime Minister Khan Liaquat Ali Khan along with many other ministers and government officials. They were ashamed that their slightest mistake was not tolerated by the Quaid-e-Azam and such a punishment would not be forgotten.
Did not Take the Title of Head
Friends, enemies, political and non-political circles all agree about Quaid-e-Azam that even in the biggest greed. They cannot be bought. He was repeatedly offered positions and honors by the government, but he declined, the Viceroy Lord Reading, who was impressed by the Quaid-e-Azam's ability, once offered him the Hajj and on another occasion to become a la pember in his cabinet. Quaid-e-Azam rejected both, when he addressed the head . When I expressed my intention to give it, Quaid-e-Azam said that he would stop saying only Mura Ali Jinnah compared to Sarmad Ali Jinnah.
Quaid-e-Azam was an Unparalleled Leader
In Allahabad University in 1943, the students of Congress and Muslim League raised a debate about which party should be hoisted in the university. Hindus believed this. Since they are the majority in the country, they should be encouraged in University , while the Muslim League said that since there are majority of Muslim students in University. . After the success of the Muslim League party in the union elections, the students of the Muslim League contacted the Quaid-e-Azam to participate in the flag hoisting ceremony at the University of the Muslim League. On this occasion, the Quaid-e-Azam gave a historic answer to the builders of his nation. He said, "If you have the bigger part, it includes fulfillment, yet ensuing to getting power, it is a horrible thing to show your solidarity Do not say anything that will Shouldn't it be appropriate that we ourselves do the same thing that we criticize others for?
According to Quaid-e-Azam, bribery was a crime.
Once Quaid-e-Azam was traveling during the journey he remembered that his family had given his train ticket to the employee and he was traveling without a ticket. Since the Meerkat was left with the employee, the second one was built in Naxal. He said, give me two rupees and go out of the platform. And against the word I have been insulted. The matter escalated so much that people gathered together. The ticket examiner wanted to save a million lives, but the Quaid e Azam caught him and took him to the station master. Finally, the one who demanded bribe from him came under the law.
Quaid-e-Azam , despite being the head of the country, offered the Eid prayer in the back rows .
This was on October 25, 1947, for the first time after the establishment of Pakistan, the festival of Eid-ul-Adha was to be celebrated. For Eid-ul-Adha prayer, Masjid Kasaban was chosen near Maulvi Masafir Khana and the duty of leading this prayer was to be performed by the famous religious scholar Maulana Zahoor-ul-Hasan Dars . Informed Quaid-i-Azam on time for prayer. Went, but Quaid-e-Azam could not reach Eidgah. The higher officials informed Maulana Zahoorul Hasan Daras that the Quaid-e-Azam was on his way and would reach the Eidgah in a few moments.Maula Nazhur-ul-Hassan Durs said in the latter: “I did not come to lead prayers for the Quaid-i-Azam. Rather, I have come to teach the prayer of God the Exalted. So he straightened the rows and recited the Takbeer. The first rakat of the Eid prayer had just started, so the Quaid-e-Azam also reached the Eid-gah. The prayer had already started. That he should go in the front row, but the Quaid-e-Azam rejected his request and said that I will offer prayers in the back row. So it happened and the Quaid-e-Azam offered prayers in the back rows. O nation! Muhammad Ali Jinnah was our great leader. With his principledness and nobility, the Muslims of the subcontinent took a separate voten, due to which we today breathe in free air from the slavery of Ferangi.
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