Quaid-e-Azam History and his Political Career

 Quaid-e-Azam History and his Political Career

 

Early life

The founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam is one of the undisputed leaders in Pakistan's history whose enthusiastic leadership changed the edge of subcontinental politics and for the first time in history gave birth to a new state based on ideology. On 25 December 1876, he was born in Karachi into a Muslim Rajput family of Kashmir. Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's father's full name was Jinnah Punja and was a prominent businessman. His ancestors migrated from Gujarat to Karachi.

Education

Quaid-e-Azam's education started from a school in Karachi in 1882 where he studied up to class IV. After that he entered Sindh Madrasa-ul-Islam in Karachi but after a few months he moved to Bombay in Anjuman-e-Islam. He entered the school but he has not stayed here for a long time and finally became back and entered madrassa-ul-Islam. After completing her primary education here, he entered Church Mission School Karachi. In January, he went to England. When he came, he wanted to develop his father's business, but he took a personal interest and entered a famous educational institution and succeeded in getting a barrister's degree in 1896.

Quaid’s return

Now at the same time her father's business in Karachi was in ruins. Quaid-e-Azam’s father had asked him to come back during his studies but he reassured him and assured him that after completing his education he would carry all the burdens. Did he keep her promise? Muhammad Ali Jinnah started barrister practice from Mumbai in 1897 and soon he became one of the leading figures in the country. He joined the Congress in 1905. He was elected a member of the Bombay Union from the Muslim constituency and in 1910 he was elected a member of the Legislative Council.

 

Political Carrier

Friends, if we talk about Jinnah's political career, it is not hidden from anyone. Quaid-e-Azam was a very capable and powerful type of political leader. The largest party at the time when Jinnah joined the Indian National Congress in 1896. Like the Congress, Jinnah, because of the British influence on education, law, culture, and literature, decided not to support complete independence. Jinnah has made all his announcements to become an open supporter, so during the First World War, Jinnah, along with other Indian moderates, continued to support Britain's war efforts. In the hope that the entire subcontinent(India) will be granted political liberties.

Initially, Jinnah has been reluctant to join the Muslim League, a Muslim representative body formed on the year 1906. He thought it was a sect representative party which is not very suitable for Muslims. Finally, in 1913 he joined the Muslim League.

Dear friends, Jinnah, who became president in the Lucknow session of 1916 and presided over it, was supporter of the Lucknow Agreement between the Congress and the Muslim League, which took place in 1916.

 

Friends, if we evaluate the political services of Quaid-e-Azam, we will have less ink to write. How did they finally, work for the liberation of Muslims all over the subcontinent and establish a separate existence of Pakistan with great principle and in a wise way. Pakistan is still on the path of development but we pray to Allah that he(Allah) blessed us a leader of qualities of Quaid-e-Azam who was undoubtedly a great Muslim leader and at the same time he knew all the problems of Muslims very well.