From the resolution of Pakistan to the establishment of Pakistan

It is a principle of nature that light is born from the womb of darkness. The history of the great Pak-Hind is similar. Due to negligence of duty and ease of the Mughal rulers, the Muslims became the vassals of the British. After the War of Independence of 1857, the lamp of Muslim power went out. Then he turned away. The result was that the British considered the Muslims as their enemy and inflicted mountains of oppression on them. The Muslims were awakened by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan. The two-nation ideology created a yearning for freedom among dreamy Muslims. Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal's poetry brought blood to live in the veins of Muslims. The Indian National Congress came into being but soon its face was exposed. The insight of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah lit a candle among the Muslims. The spirit of freedom began to grow among the Muslims. The British tried to intimidate the Muslims with various schemes, acts, and concessions to strengthen their foothold.

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The resolution presented on Saturday, March 23, 1940, is the first resolution in the history of the world to give the light of freedom to a nation bound in chains of slavery and wandering in the darkness of darkness. Quaid-i-Azam declared, I am expressing your sentiments. When I say that Muslim India will not leave China until it achieves its ultimate goal. The famous resolution of the All India Muslim League in Lahore has clearly marked our destination and it is the only solution to the political problem of India. (The Dawn March 23, 1944)

From the Pakistan Resolution for Independence to the Establishment of Pakistan, Muslim celebrities carried the message of independence to all corners of the Indian subcontinent. The Quaid-e-Azam knocked on everyone's door and gave the message of freedom. He made it clear that our war is constitutional. We cannot give up our demands. Despite some negative activities of the Unionist Party, the journey of independence continued smoothly. Addressing the Kashmir Muslim National Conference, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Jinnah said, "I am happy to see that the Muslims of the state have awakened and stood united. As I see now, there are a million people in this venue, both old and young, laborers and traders. '' (June 19, 1944)