Rare Pictures of Quaid-e-Azam.

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Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Portraited: By Humayun Talat

 

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“Bronze statues of Quaid-i-Azam, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and Allama Iqbal put on display at the Science and Technology Expo-2007 being held at National Memorial Museum in Shakarparian in Islamabad.”

 

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Published in:

January 6, 2008

 

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Mohammed Ali Jinnah with Azam Jah Bahadur Prince of Berar

Mohammed Ali Jinnah in Hyderabad (Dakan)

 

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Mr Jinnah talking to Louis Fischer of Time magazine in 1945.

 

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Mr Jinnah relaxing at billiards

 

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Do u guys have anymore pics?

 

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Ruttie Jinnah's last letter to her husband

S. S. Rajputana,
Marseilles 5 Oct 1928


Darling – thank you for all you have done. If ever in my bearing your once tuned senses found any irritability or unkindness – be assured that in my heart there was place only for a great tenderness and a greater pain – a pain my love without hurt. When one has been as near to the reality of Life (which after all is Death) as I have been dearest, one only remembers the beautiful and tender moments and all the rest becomes a half veiled mist of unrealities. Try and remember me beloved as the flower you plucked and not the flower you tread upon.

I have suffered much sweetheart because I have loved much. The measure of my agony has been in accord to the measure of my love.

Darling I love you – I love you – and had I loved you just a little less I might have remained with you – only after one has created a very beautiful blossom one does not drag it through the mire. The higher you set your ideal the lower it falls.

I have loved you my darling as it is given to few men to be loved. I only beseech you that the tragedy which commenced in love should also end with it.

Darling Goodnight and Goodbye

Ruttie


I had written to you at Paris with the intention of posting the letter here – but I felt that I would rather write to you afresh from the fullness of my heart. R.

 

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good pics thanks forposting these pics

 

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Mr Jinnah's first meeting with the new viceroy Lord Mountbatten was a disaster. "It took most of the interview trying to unfreeze him" remarked Mountbatten afterwards. But at the end of the meeting things got better because a group photograph had to be taken and assuming that Edwina Mountbatten would be in the center Mr Jinnah planned that we would remark 'a rose between two thorns'. Apparently Mr Jinnah was placed in the center but he passed the remark anyway causing some laughter. The relations of the two men never improved significantly though. All the rest is history!

Mr Jinnah with Lord Pethick Lawrence and Mr A V
Alexander. The Cabinet Mission came to India in 1946 but could not achieve a consensus and failed miserably. Its chief quickly acquired the name Lord 'Pathetic' Lawrence.

Pakistan-60-Heritage Special: The Founder meeting the Viceroy Lord Wavell in 1946

 

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An previously unpublished picture of Father of the Nation, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah being received at Lahore Airport by a PAF Officer.
Picture Courtesy: Tanweer Abbas


Quaid-e-Azam being greeted at RPAF Station Lahore by station commander J R Khan - circa end-1947.

 

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