Understanding Jinnah The True Leader

Nearly two decades ago, I read a book by Raj Mohan Gandhi, Understanding the Muslim mind. The book is about eight major Indian Muslims, including Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Liaquat Ali Khan, who shaped the destiny of the Muslims of the subcontinent. I thought about doing a similar book that give an overview of the spirit Kashmir. But then I asked myself, one of them could be called truly great men?

 

The Raj Mohan Gandhi eight people wrote about are really great minds and out of them see me Muhammad Ali Jinnah as the largest, for his "indomitable will." In addition, he was asked by his biographer as Stanly Wolpert, "place of primacy in the history of Pakistan is becoming a minaret on the achievements of his contemporaries."

In my quest to find what was missing in our contemporary leaders, I found that the place of people reimbursement pushed into a swamp of uncertainty. I was able to find Jinnah out of his famous biographies. In two articles about him, met Jinnah that has remained until now eclipsed people - one of his sister Fatima Jinnah entitled "A businessman becomes a lawyer," and another by Sadat Husain Manto called "Jinnah Sahib".

His sister said her anxious mind was ready to take advantage of his visit to England at a time when the spirit of British liberalism was profound impact on the minds of people. He adopted the typical English habit to read their morning newspapers. About reach Inn of Lincoln, Fatima Jinnah quoted his brother, saying, "My research and discussions made me decide for another hostel in Lincoln But then I saw the name of the great Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) recorded at the entrance. main inn Lincoln among the great legislators of the world. So I kind of wish I'd join Lincoln's Inn ".

The writings of Saadat Hasan Manto on Jinnah made an interesting reading because it speaks of the life of this great leader, his relationship with his sister Fatima Jinnah and apart from their servants and drivers. "The Quaid had three sisters, one living in Chowpati and her husband did not earn much. Jinnah Sahib would send money every month." Jinnah played billiards and hit accurately. Manto also wrote that in politics "has never Quaid hasty decision. As with billiards, would consider the situation from all angles and only move when he was sure he would do things the first time."

This article not only denies critics Jinnah, but also gives an idea of his personal life, despite the general belief was that his home life will always remain a mystery.