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Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born on 25 December, 1876. He received his early education in his native city, Karachi. Then he proceeded to England for higher education. He was a born-fighter. As a student he struggled very hard. He had been a brilliant student throughout his academic career. His motto was ''Work, work and more work''.

After his return from England, he started practising as a lawyer in Bombay. In the beginning, he could not become a successful lawyer. But he did not lose heart in the face of adverse circumstances. He went on struggling for years. At last, his dedication and diligence brought him the sweet fruit of success. He became one of the leading lawyers of India.

Then he took interest in politics. He joined the Congress and worked sincerely for the freedom of India. He was a great advocate of the Hindu-Muslim unity. But soon, he realized hypocritical attitude of the Hindus. Therefore, he resigned from the Congress and joined the Muslim League.

Then he devoted himself fully for the welfare of the Muslims of India. His arguments against or in favour of a matter were always concrete and convincing. He proved that the Muslims and the Hindus were poles apart. They could not live together like a single nation in the subcontinent.He warned the British that if they try to keep the Muslims and the Hindus together in a single country, it would result into worst disaster. Therefore, he demanded an independent country for the Muslims so that they might live according to their own Islamic traditions and culture.

The Quaid-e-Azam was an incarnation of sincerity, selflessness, sacrifice, and sympathy.He worked earnestly for the establishment of Pakistan. He had to grapple with the massive problems. Overwork had an adverse effect on his health. His doctors pleaded with him to pay attention to his health but they could not succeed in persuading him to do so. He showed supreme indifference to such private matters as his personal health.Overwork made him ill. At last, he died in 1948. (340)

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