Pakistan is marking the 76th death anniversary of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah with deep respect and reverence. Various events are being held to honor the memory of the founder of the nation.
One of the main events is a Quran Khawani at Jinnah’s mausoleum in Karachi, where prayers are being offered for his soul. In mosques across the country, people are gathering to pray and reflect on his contributions.
Government officials, community leaders, and citizens are visiting his mausoleum to pay their respects and lay floral wreaths in remembrance of his legacy.
The media is playing a significant role in commemorating the day, with TV and radio channels airing special programs that highlight Jinnah’s speeches, his vision, and his key role in uniting the Muslim community to create a separate homeland for them.
Jinnah’s efforts didn’t stop with the creation of Pakistan. After independence, he became the country’s first governor-general, guiding the new nation through its early challenges and focusing on the important task of nation-building.
His leadership, wisdom, and dedication continue to inspire people, making this day a time to remember and honor his immense contributions to Pakistan.
