Cool Shades. Smiling Jinnah in Bombay, Baby!!



Mr Jinnah with the Muslim League Women's Guard



Reading about the felicitations on his birthday in the 'Dawn'. The headline says '71 today' The main headline is a statement given by Sindh Prime Minister Khuhro and
reads 'Khuhro doesn't want Hindus to leave Sind'. This was Khuhro's main point of difference with Liaquat Ali Khan.




Founder with Liaquat Ali, Z A Suleri, Altaf Hussain and K H Khurshid, outside a London mosque in 1946.

Nawab Bahadur Yar Jang with a not so happy Founder



The Founder, with "his right hand" Liaquat Ali, arriving
for the adoption of the Pakistan Resolution,1940



Quaid-e-Azam with Dr Annie Bezant














You might lose the whole of Pakistan Mountbatten yelled at Jinnah

Governor General



Unlikely beginnings - Mr Jinnah with Field Marshal Auchinleck and Admiral Jefford



The Khaksars present a salute to the Founder




The Founder with Muslim ladies in Hyderabad Deccan, 1938




The Founder with Maulana Zafar Ali Khan in Badshahi Mosque

The Founder listening to Law Minister Joginder Nath Mandal










The British bow out of Pakistan



The Founder in a jolly mood

Quaid immense emphasis on education esp. for girls is obvious in this photo.
Even in his grave health condition, he visited the girl school.



The Founder with the Khan of Kalat



Mr Jinnah in his study







The Founder with A K Fazlul Haq



Shared Aversion for Gandhi
Subhas Chandra Bose with Mr Jinnah



Nehru, Mountbatten and Jinnah

Considering how he chain-smoked, his teeth don't look bad, esp. at his age. Thankfully he hated pan


The Founder presiding over a medical relief committee meeting - 26 March 1948



The Founder in a pensive mood



The Founder addresses the representatives of scheduled castes in Dhaka



The Founder with his sister on his birthday - 25 December 1947



The Founder addressing an Afghan diplomat - 3 December 1947



The Founder addresses the Judges and Advocates of the Sindh Chief Court - 25 January 1948

Few days belated birthday to a great leader. May he rest in peace


With Baldev Singh, Jawaharlal Nehru in London, Dec 6, 1946




Later that month






'Mahatma Gandhi and Jinnah in a heated conversation.
A well-known photograph recently attributed to Kulwant Roy




Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah with Nawab Akbar Bugti





On the very auspicious day of August 14th, 1947