Dedicated to our Father | M.A Jinnah

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Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah addressing Government officials at Sibi on February 12th, 1948.

 

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1948, Karachi.

 

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1945, London

 

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1916 - Mr Jinnah (in front center, mustachioed) presiding over a joint meeting of Indian National Congress and All India Muslim League.

 

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Fatima Jinnah having a camel ride at Egyptian pyramids.
Year: 1946

 

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Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah with the Tribal Chief of the Chakma tribes of Chittagong.

Date: 1948

 

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Sibi - Baluchistan
Muhammad Ali Jinnah Governor General of Pakistan, acknowledging the greetings of representatives of the Hindu Panchayat at Sibi, where he held Shahi Durbar, or Royal Durbar.
February 14, 1948

 

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Sir Cripps Stafford escorts Muhammad Ali Jinnah to his car after a round of meeting.
Date: 1942

 

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The Quaid, at Governor General's House, Karachi in Late 1947..

 

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Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah shakes hands with Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar at Mauripur Airport Karachi upon his return from Quetta. To his left is Ch. Muhammad Ali later pm of Pakistan.

Date: 1948

Source: Dawn-white star archives Khc

 

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Late 1947, Karachi.

Truly a hero. Defeated Brits and Congress to protect Muslim minority and yet was heartbroken to see India partitioned and millions killed in the mayhem created by British incompetence and indifference. Difficult to believe he was going through a personal health battle through all this in his ripe old age of 73 and had been given a mere six months by his physicians two years earlier in 1945. He was 5'10" tall and weighed under 100 around the time of this picture!

 

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Governor-General M A Jinnah meeting KB Haji Arbab Ahmed Ali Jan Khan the first local Deputy Commissioner of Peshawar/Political Agent Mohmand after Independence. IG Police and Chief Secretary NWFP are standing prior to Haji Arbab Ahmad Ali.
Date: 1948