Gentlemen and intellectuals with general and superficial knowledge do not think or consider that the formation of Pakistan like the state of Medina is no less than a miracle. Just as the existence of the Islamic state of Medina after centuries of oppression by the command of Allah was a miracle, the same thing was also hidden in the formation of Pakistan. After the Islamic state of Medina, in a period of 99 years, out of the four continents known at that time, the flag of Islam was hoisted in all four continents, from which the Muslims had snatched power from Rome and Iran.

They again prevailed over the Muslims. Using modern techniques, the Crusaders drowned the Muslims of the subcontinent and the world in the sea of ??degradation, from whose bottomless depths it was made impossible to emerge. When the Crusaders ended the Caliphate of the Turkish-Ottoman Muslims in 1923, they also announced that after that, the Caliphate of Muslims would never be established anywhere in the world. They are still following this till today. The governments that won democratically in Egypt and Algeria were stopped by military martial law. First, the Crusaders divided the Muslims into many small princely states.

Then, they established power over them in a modern way and made them slaves. Before the formation of Pakistan, there was only despair everywhere in the subcontinent and the world. At such a critical juncture, Allah raised Allama Iqbal to help the founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam. Allama Iqbal took help from poetry to restore the greatness of the Muslims. He taught the sleeping nation a lesson of freedom by reminding them of the days of its greatness. Quaid-e-Azam meant democracy, peace, the basis of reason, the two-nation theory and Pakistan, “La ilaha illallah”.

If you are a Muslim, join the Muslim League. Pakistan was made, Pakistan was taken, the largest country in the Islamic world in terms of population. Allama Iqbal, like Quaid-e-Azam, used to talk about the independence of a united India, but the prejudice of the Indians made it clear to him that after the British, the Hindus were making plans to keep the Muslims as slaves with a numerical majority. The British were planning to give power to the Hindus after leaving the subcontinent. It was necessary that after the formation of Pakistan, the Islamic system of government would be introduced. The country would develop.

The Muslims who remained in India would be supported and Pakistan would become the leader of the Muslim world. But the corrupt practices of the Muslim League created obstacles. On the other hand, the Muslim League, which is the foundation of Islamic Pakistan, for the sake of its power, sometimes became the Convention Muslim League, sometimes the Quaid-e-Azam Muslim League, sometimes the Nawaz Muslim League, and who knows. which other Muslim leagues. If it is not formed, then the real Muslim League will not be formed, which had promised the people that after the formation of Pakistan, it would make it an Islamic state of Medina.

His rapid journey of the Pakistan Movement was completed by the guiding principles of Quaid-e-Azam, hard work and the spirit of sincerity towards his mission. Students of the history of Pakistan know that Allama Iqbal (may Allah be pleased with him) had dreamed of a separate homeland for the Muslims of a united India in his Allahabad sermon on December 30, 1930, which was made possible by the inspiring leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

When Quaid-e-Azam raised the slogan of “Divide and Quit” in the Karachi session of the Muslim League during the reign of Lord Linlithgow in 1945, no one could have imagined that in a short period of just 3 years, not only Pakistan would come into existence, but India would also get freedom due to Quaid-e-Azam’s historic struggle for freedom. The people of United India had been a subjugated nation and had always been ruled by Foreign invaders.

Similarly, the cowardly Indian leaders had also offered Quaid-e-Azam the Indian Prime Ministership if he withdrew from the demand for the establishment of Pakistan. But Quaid-e-Azam turned out to be a man of money who remained steadfast on his mission and breathed his last after achieving Pakistan. In fact, the establishment of Pakistan came into effect before India, that is, the declaration of Pakistan’s independence was made on August 14 and that of India on August 15.