Abstract
Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah had a peculiar resort to
underscore the distinct nature of Muslim identity, individuality,
distinctiveness, character or the Muslim self during the freedom
struggle of Muslim of the Indian Subcontinent. He strived for the
achievement of political rights of the Muslims in his entire political
career, particularly after 1913 when he joined the All India Muslim
League. In deed each of his statement and speech shows his deep
understanding of Islam. Due to his prolific character, courage and
leadership, Quaid-i-Azam not only established the Muslim of
Subcontinent as a separate nation but also won them as an independent
Islamic state. That is why the life anecdote of Quaid-i-Azam is not
merely the story of an individual but the renascence of Muslamanan-iBarr-e-Sagheer (Muslims of the Subcontinent), who rose as a nation for
consolidation of an ideological Muslim state
Ayaz, Sajid Mahmood Awan. (2020) QUAID-I-AZAM AND THE MUSLIM IDENTITY IN SOUTH ASIA, Pakistan , Volume 56, Issue 1.
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