Muhammad Ali Jinnah - The Great Leader

[ghazi52]

The Academy’s stature was further elevated when Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah visited the school in April 1948 and upgraded its status to a college, marking a significant step in the evolution of Pakistan’s military aviation. From these humble beginnings, Risalpur emerged as the cradle of PAF’s aviation heritage, nurturing generations of air warriors and providing the essential foundation for the expansion of Pakistan’s air power.

 

[MNZGamerX]

How is that he hate Jinnah yet studying urdu?

This is my own response to the controversy around Jinnah in Bangladesh -

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My point is that one does not have to be a Jamaati to appreciate Jinnah ...

 

[Al-Zakir]

This is my own response to the controversy around Jinnah in Bangladesh -

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My point is that one does not have to be a Jamaati to appreciate Jinnah ...

Thank you for this. Appreciate it.

Actually, Jamati doesn't like M.A Jinnah much because he had some kind of conflict with Moulana Maududi.

Regardless, Bd Muslims owe more to Jinnnah (R.A) than Pakistani because Bd Muslims were under hindu suppression whereas Pak Muslims weren't.

Bangladeshi are ungrateful imbeciles for disrespecting and erasing legacy of Jinanah (R.A). He should have been above criticism. He had nothing to with 71 debacle.

Qom e Ehsaan Faramosh.

 

[Starlord]

Only if Jinnah survived 5-10 years of Pakistan, a lot of things would've be different in Pakistan, a leader that was taken away too soon and Pakistani's didn't do justice to his legacy.