The light of Pakistan was born in the city of light Karachi on the 25th of December 1876. The high profile Jinnah was a barrister by profession and founded the nation Pakistan for the Muslims. He studied from London and after that, he came back to the subcontinent and took part in politics, and made a prominent name for him. The optimist Jinnah was in favor of Hindu-Muslim unity and was famous as the ambassador of unity. He tried to bring congress and the Muslim league together through Lucknow Pact in 1916 by setting quotas for Muslim and Hindu representation in various provinces. But he failed because the pact was not fully implemented.
The stunning leader parted from congress in 1920 when he lost the hope of togetherness of Hindus and Muslims. He presented his famous 14 points in March 1929 in which he had talked about the political rights of Muslims in British India. He led the party Muslim League and passed the Lahore Resolution and demanded a separate land. He was very sure about his skills that is why he said “There is no power on earth that can undo Pakistan.”
The father of the nation formulated the two-nation theory of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, occupied the land for the name ‘Pakistan’ designed by Choudhry Rahmat Ali, shaped the dream of Iqbal on the 14th of August 1947. He became the first governor-general of Pakistan and worked for the establishment of government and policies for the newly born country. The brave leader was never afraid of the problems in the new country. And welcomed the migrants with open-hearted though the conditions were congealed and tough.
Unfortunately, this land lost its father on the 11th of September 1948 and became deprived of a democratic future.
