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ASSIGNMENT NO: 1
COURSE: IDEOLOGY OF
PAKISTAN
PROGRAM: ADP-(AF)
SEMESTER: 1ST
CONTRIBUTION OF FOUNDING FATHERS IN THE FREEDOM
MOVEMENT:
Sir Sultan Mohammad Shah, Aga Khan III was one of the
founders and the first president of the All-India Muslim League
(AIML), the party that guided the Muslims of the subcontinent
to the cherished goal of a separate state. Sir Aga Khan worked
to advance Muslims and protect Muslim rights in India. Sir
Sultan Mahomed Shah Aga Khan established social
development institutions in the subcontinent of India and
Pakistan, “for the relief of humanity”. His contributions to the
creation of Pakistan will always be remembered.
3. Fatima Jinnah
Mohammad Ali Jinnah was deeply affected after his wife died in
1929, so Fatima Jinnah worked side by side with him and
organized the women of the sub-continent on a single platform
which made the struggle for gaining a separate state of
Muslims easier.
4. Fazl ul Huq
A.K.Fazl ul Huq full name Abul Kasem Fazlul Huq, also known as
“Sher-e-Bengal” (Tiger of Bengal) was such kind of a leader
who made a very useful and important political, social, and
educational contribution to the Muslims of the sub-continent.
He dedicated almost fifty precious years of his life to attaining a
separate nation for the Muslims of India. And contributes a lot
to the freedom era of Pakistan.
5. Khawaja Nazimuddin
Khwaja Nazimuddin was the first leader of Pakistan from Bengal
who led the country as Prime Minister from 1951–53, as well as
the second Governor-General after Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad
Ali Jinnah from 1948–51.
Born into a Nawab family in Bengal in 1894, he was educated
at the Aligarh Muslim University before pursuing his education
at the Cambridge University in
UK to secure his graduation. He started his political career in
the Muslim League on his return, where he primarily focused on
education in Bengal before leading the cause for a separate
Muslim homeland of Pakistan, under the leadership of
Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
CONCLUSION