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  • The Quaid e Azam's Last Message

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    Asif Masood Raja
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    Jinnah delivered his last message to the nation of Pakistan on August 14th, 1948, expressing his satisfaction that he had fulfilled his mission of establishing Pakistan. He told Pakistanis that the foundations of their state had been laid and it was now up to them to quickly build it as well as they could. Jinnah worked himself to death accomplishing the task of establishing Pakistan after its birth, contributing more to its survival than any other person. He died on September 11th, 1948 from his devotion to Pakistan, as noted by Lord Pethick Lawrence.

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    The last message Muhammad Ali Jinnah delivered before he passed away..

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    Jinnah delivered his last message to the nation of Pakistan on August 14th, 1948, expressing his satisfaction that he had fulfilled his mission of establishing Pakistan. He told Pakistanis that the foundations of their state had been laid and it was now up to them to quickly build it as well as they could. Jinnah worked himself to death accomplishing the task of establishing Pakistan after its birth, contributing more to its survival than any other person. He died on September 11th, 1948 from his devotion to Pakistan, as noted by Lord Pethick Lawrence.

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    The Quaid e Azam's Last Message

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    Asif Masood Raja
    Jinnah delivered his last message to the nation of Pakistan on August 14th, 1948, expressing his satisfaction that he had fulfilled his mission of establishing Pakistan. He told Pakistanis that the foundations of their state had been laid and it was now up to them to quickly build it as well as they could. Jinnah worked himself to death accomplishing the task of establishing Pakistan after its birth, contributing more to its survival than any other person. He died on September 11th, 1948 from his devotion to Pakistan, as noted by Lord Pethick Lawrence.

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    The Quaid's Last Message

    It was, therefore, with a sense of supreme


    satisfaction at the fulfillment of his mission
    that Jinnah told the nation in his last message
    on 14 August, 1948:
    "The foundations of your State have been laid
    and it is now for you to build and build as
    quickly and as well as you can". In
    accomplishing the task he had taken upon
    himself on the morrow of Pakistan's birth,
    Jinnah had worked himself to death, but he
    had, to quote Richard Symons, "contributed
    more than any other man to Pakistan's survival".
    He died on 11 September, 1948. How
    true was Lord Pethick Lawrence, the former
    Secretary of State for India, when he said,
    "Gandhi died by the hands of an assassin; Jinnah
    died by his devotion to Pakistan".

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