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Originally Posted by firenze
As head of state, it was his right, period.
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Oh Bhai,
His aristocratic lifestyle was there LONG before he became head of state.
In fact when he because head of state, his life style became a lot less flamboyant due to perhaps old age, and patli halat of the newborn country's treasury.
still he used to hold Lunch meetings in Ramzan.
These are secular credentials of Jinnah's honest lifestyle as compared to corruption-infested Azad and Maudoodi.
And Paks should be proud of Jinnah that he was honest, truthful, trustworthy and tolerant (unlike many Islamists of his day).
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Originally Posted by firenze
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Provide some source [about Jinnah wining and dining with Bombay elite], or i will ignore it just like your other ramblings...
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Again Bhai, read some by yourself about young good looking 3 piece tailored suite clad Jinnah from his life as a successful Bombay attorney.
No need to jump up and down on this "inkishaf". Blame the urdu text book that cleaned up Jinnah's secular life and turned him into hadis speaking Mullah. Reality is far far away from the Islamic view of Jinnah.