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scumbag.....the standard of islam is lowered in Pakistan...nuts like you are responsible for that
Idiots like you should know Jinnah was a better muslim than you anyday of the week, on top of that 180million Pakistanis send him their blessings always
Of course, if you use OBL as the ideal comparison, then JInnah would hardly play the part, on the other hand if sunnah and the practises of sahabas and other great muslims leaders are concerned Jinnah was the absolute best men of the centuryBlind patriots like you prefer to live in their own small world of ego satisfaction where truth is considered a lie. You can say what ever you want but at the end of the day no one can change the criteria for a "good Muslim leader" set by Allah and the glorious prophet and thats where jinnah does not even come slightly close to it.
[ no one can change the criteria for a "good Muslim leader" set by Allah and the glorious prophet and thats where jinnah does not even come slightly close to it
Did Jinnah bother about being Shia or Sunni ?
He possibly was educated enough to realise that it didnt matter.
Jinnah gave his life for Islam, period.I think Jinnah changed his sect for politics. So it did matter to him.
No he wasn't, he mentioned Islam and Quran in his speeches, not once did he do any Ali worship or ahle bait worship, he never said ya ali madad or do matam or take part in ashura
Quid was not Secular nor Shia...
People should read that, and these are not just words but references are there.
Their ego is blinding them from your and Quaid e Azam's messageHe didn't have a sect, he sometimes talked about Ali, and sometimes about Umer RAD who the shias don't like. Sects are silly, stop following them.
I think Jinnah changed his sect for politics. So it did matter to him.
How is it nonsense when you have admitted yourself that Muslims who do not perform umrah or hajj or ramadan arent good Muslims which implies that Jinnah was not a good Muslim?
What is so hard to understand that jinnah was a secular leader because he did not observe his religion?
Stop messing with Pakistani History, there are 100s books which quoted that he was following "Ashraf Thanvi " who wasn't ShiaHe converted from Khoja Shia to Twelver Shia sect.
That's makes him Sunni ..He didn't have a sect, he sometimes talked about Ali, and sometimes about Umer RAD who the shias don't like. Sects are silly, stop following them.