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well written. never had any time to read into personal life of Mr. Jinnah. This was a very good one.
Shirazi, a very good one. Please keep up the good work. Thanks
A very nice post didn’t know any about Jinnah’s life till now. I do have an un answered question.
If He married a Parsi girl after she converted to Islam and enjoyed a life of romance (however brief) why his daughter couldn’t marry the man of her choice and enjoy her life?