Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah stands as one of the most towering figures of the twentieth century, not only for founding Pakistan but for articulating a political vision rooted in constitutionalism, equality, and democratic governance. Jinnah’s greatness lay not merely in achieving the creation of Pakistan against overwhelming odds, but in the method by which he did so. At the heart of Jinnah’s political philosophy was the protection of rights especially those of minorities. The gap between his vision and present realities is a reminder that independence was not an endpoint but a beginning. Only then can Pakistan truly claim to be the nation Jinnah dreamed of and struggled to create.

Source: The Patriot December 25, 2025 19:22 UTC