Mohammad Ali Jinnah (political figure)

Mohammad Ali Jinnah was a prominent Indian lawyer, politician, and the founding father of Pakistan. He championed the rights of Muslims in British India and led their demand for a separate nation, fearing their interests would be overlooked in a Hindu-majority India. As the leader of the All-India Muslim League, he tirelessly worked for Muslim self-determination. His strategic leadership ultimately resulted in the creation of Pakistan in 1947, serving as its first Governor-General. Jinnah is revered as a key figure in South Asia's modern history, symbolizing the struggle for independence and Muslim identity.