Wishing a Happy Birthday to the great leader, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Our Quaid gave us many lessons. If we take a moment to think about ourselves and ask if we are following the vision our Quaid had for us, we might find that we are forgetting some important things he taught us. Because we've forgotten these lessons, we find ourselves in difficult situations today. Let's look at some of the important things our Quaid wanted us to remember.

1. Unity, Faith, and Discipline:

 Quaid emphasized the importance of unity, faith, and discipline as the guiding principles for the new nation. These principles continue to be relevant for building a strong and cohesive society.

2. Education as a Priority:

  Quaid recognized the significance of education for the progress of a nation. He believed that an educated and enlightened populace was essential for the development of Pakistan.

3. Equal Rights for All Citizens:

Quaid advocated for equal rights and opportunities for all citizens, regardless of their background or religion. He envisioned a democratic and inclusive Pakistan where everyone had the freedom to practice their faith.

4. Tolerance and Pluralism:

  The Quaid valued religious and cultural diversity. He promoted a tolerant and inclusive society where people of different backgrounds could coexist peacefully.

5. Hard Work and Dedication:

 Quaid life was characterized by hard work, dedication, and a strong work ethic. His commitment to the cause of Pakistan serves as a lesson in perseverance and determination.

6. Honesty and Integrity:

  The Quaid was known for his honesty and integrity. He believed in ethical governance and set a high standard for public service.

7. Nationalism and Patriotism:

Quaid was a staunch nationalist who believed in the importance of love and devotion to one's country. He encouraged a sense of patriotism and pride in the newly formed nation.

8. Diplomacy and Statesmanship:

  Quaid diplomatic skills were instrumental in achieving Pakistan's independence. His ability to negotiate and navigate complex political situations is a valuable lesson in statesmanship.

9. Gender Equality:

 Quaid believed in the empowerment of women and their active participation in all spheres of life. He envisioned a Pakistan where women had equal opportunities and rights.

10. Social Justice:

   The Quaid advocated for social justice and the elimination of social and economic disparities. His vision included a society where all individuals had access to basic necessities and opportunities for a better life.

I guarantee you that if we follow Quaid's advice, we will succeed. However, if we continue to ignore what Quaid said, the day may not be far when we could lose our freedom and dignity. So, let's make a promise on his birthday that we will try our best to follow Quaid's vision and teachings.