Isbn: 9788182745926 - quaid-e-azam muhammad ali jinnah (2 Ergebnisse)

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Jinnah a character of the Indian subcontinent who has reshaped the map and destiny of the people residing in India was not only a master strategist political leader but also a very interesting case for psychoanalysis The books published so far have been either for or against him keeping in view his success or failure based on his political contribution Here first time after 65 years of his death an effort is being made to understand his psychic tendencies which reflected throughout his life In the initial years of his career he was a Staunch Nationalist to the extent the top Congress leaders like Gokhale and Sarojini Naidu branded him as an ambassador of Hindu-Muslim unity Jinnah himself has introduced him as First Indian and then MuslimAn absolute lie propagated by some western biographers that Jinnahs forefathers were of Arabian origin is proved wrong by Mr Joshi in this book Jinnah was a second generation converted Hindu from a small village Moti-Paneli near Rajkot Gujarat Region hardly 100 miles away where Mahatma Gandhi was brought up and educated The author has uncovered the layers of Jinnahs life A man who could not stay with is family married a second time at the age of 44 years to an 18-year-old Parsee girl Both got separated within 6 years and she committed suicide He ended his relationship with his only daughter since she married a non-Muslim How all these personal aspects have contributed in building up his character is narrated in this novel very lucidly He divided the subcontinent created a new nation Pakistan for Muslims and was ironically ignored by his own colleagues who were in power during his last days No doubt his life compels one to draw that he was a great man but a self-centred person jacket 382 pp.…