Rare Pictures of Quaid-e-Azam.

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The Quaid-e-Azam, in celebratory procession through Karachi in December 1938.

 

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Sir Shah Nawaz Khan Mamdot with Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah

 

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A man of Style!!!
A man of Honour!!!
A man of Courage!!!
A dignified Leader!!!!
A man of freedom and Liberty!!!!!
Unreplaceable Unforgettable !!!

Happy birthday dear Quaid Muhammad Ali Jinnah

 

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Kya Ghar/Mahal hai!!

 

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Kya Ghar/Mahal hai!!

His own. Everything and all belonging left for Pakistan. Even not a paisa for his daughter.

 

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His own. Everything and all belonging left for Pakistan. Even not a paisa for his daughter.

I was appreciating the house. What did you think?

 

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I was appreciating the house. What did you think?

Yes. Very elegant.

 

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Quaid-e-Azam putting the medal round the neck of young Geoffrey Douglas Langlands

 

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Quaid immense emphasis on education esp. for girls is obvious in this photo. Even in his grave health condition, he visited the girl school.

He was also a strong proponent of quality education. Even if it meant sending muslim girls to christian schools or co-education ones. As he proved that with his own sister Fatima, whom he took personally to a catholic school daily in Bombay when muslims there were outraged about it.

 

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June 1948.
Quaid e Azam visiting staff college Quetta.
Receiving a cap as a gift from Balochistan national guards.

 

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