“I do not believe in taking the right decision. I take a decision and make it right.” Quaid’s Quote.
Quaid of Pakistan Mohammad Ali Jinnah was born on December 25, 1876. This day is marked as the luckiest and most outstanding achievement for Muslims of the sub-continent since Mr. Jinnah was the nation’s destined great leader, mentor, and spiritual father of Pakistan, the homeland of peace, freedom, and serenity.
Quaid has helped, guided, and been part of the struggles faced by the Muslims of the sub-continent. Primarily based on the two nations theory, India’s Muslims were tremendously oppressed ethnicity.
Since Quaid already knew his death was near to accomplish his vision, he determinately worked through a practical speech at all platforms to make his dream come true despite shortcomings from August 14, 1947, to September 11, 1948, the day today.
Today, Quaid left this world at peace, accomplishing the major salient features of his dreams. Let us further read and see what he expected of us as a nation living in this “Land of Pure,” Pakistan.
Quaid's Pakistan
Hence, Pakistan, renowned as a new state on the map of the globe, was formed on August 14, 1947, and Quaid-e-Azam is the founding father of Pakistan. However, we need to remember the vision of the Quaid of Pakistan, the idea of a state with maintained law and order to protect its residents’ lives, property, and religious beliefs.
Unfortunately, we live in slavery and submissiveness against the individuality and creativity that our Quaid wanted us to have so that we can fight against injustice, black marketing, corruption, and bribery and put up the iron hand to make Pakistan a happy, prosperous country.
Essential Principals for Muslim Democracy
As the founding father, Mr. Jinnah, stated, “I am sure that the Constitution of Pakistan will be of a democratic type, embodying the essential principles of Muslim democracy. Our salvation lies in following the golden rules of conduct set for us by the Prophet of Islam. The Quran is the general code for the Muslims, a religious, social, civil, commercial, military, judicial, criminal, and penal code.”
The above lines are clear enough to read the message between the lines that our aims, goals, desires, and answers to all questions lie within the golden rules set by our Prophet of Islam, and our general code of life for a Muslim is the Quran. Be it for residential/commercial real estate, religious, social, military, judicial, criminal, and the penal code.
Our country can face all the rugged terrains, struggles, and uncertainties. As a nation, we are integrated to defend our borders, fields, and the country against any aggression or uncertain threat to our long-lasting peace within the boundaries and with the world.
September 11, 1948 Quaid's Vision of Pakistan
We as a nation need to reinforce on every 11 September, some set protocols, including democratic systems that need to improvise as loopholes need to be mended. Our national cohesion is still weak, so it needs to be strengthened, as it will ultimately improve our leadership quality and unite us.
In remembrance of 11 September, 1948, unity will reduce and wipe out sectarianism, crime, and a wave of provincialism. We, as a single nation comprising all groups, clans, Muslims, and minorities, will be united as one nation living under the same national flag of Pakistan.
In conclusion, we, a nation built on the vision of Quaid for Pakistan, still need to realize the dream vision for Pakistan. Still, there is a whole way to go. We need to wake up from the slandered sleep of falling into the bottomless pit of the false realm of what Quaid aimed for Pakistan.
