@classifiedeast: Wine wasn’t the whole story. Historical accounts of Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s private life also mention whisky, beer and pork. M. O. Mathai recalled Jinnah ordering beer on a flight to London in December 1946 and offering him a mug. Historian Alex von Tunzelmann also mentions his fondness for whisky. In his memoir, former colleague M. C. Chagla recalled sharing pork sausages with Jinnah and described his fear that being seen with ham sandwiches could cost him Muslim votes. A revealing account of the gap between private habits and public expectations.

TaylsTok :

It doesn’t explicitly say in the Quran that you can’t drink alcohol

amad.ali1 :

Also ate certain forbidden food, (forbidden for Muslims)

KAMRAN🇦🇫 :

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thank u jinnah

hekey mamo :

🤔🤔🤔

𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐙𝐙𝐎𝐑𝐈 :

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Sultana ahmadi :

He is not the founder , he was a british spy who just came with a british idea

Nisar Ullah599 :

he didn't. he was a much better Muslim than MOLLA or pandits. Jinnah THE GREAT 👍💯

BN 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇹🇹 :

There is nothing islamic about naPakistan

n.i.m :

he was Brit agent

@ghostiger2.0 :

Pakistan luckily is becoming more religious these days

Shahtoot :

The foundation of Pakistan was Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and the Ali Garh Movement/Two Nation Theory

معروف الفنطافوطامي الساندلباري :

I genuinely prefer Choudhry Rehmat Ali much more than Muhammad Ali Jinnah who he criticised a lot. Pakistan is an Islamic and Indus Valley state a unique civilisation and a unique people. Jinnah only wanted to create Pakistan because he realised the Indian nationalists didn’t gaf about Muslim rights

Ahmadxaii :

He wasn’t even a Muslim, that’s why the Pakistani government restricted anyone from doing a PHD on him