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Originally Posted by firenze
lol.. again A BOOK.
You have google/bing on your disposal .. go find me a single line from any source which says Quaid drink.
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OK Mr. Here is a bit of spoonfeeding for you.
This book has good discussion on Jinnah's private life. "Jinnah, Pakistan and Islamic Identity By Akbar S. Ahmed, NetLibrary, Inc".
As a [top of the line] professional [attorney] in Bombay, Jinnah would have acquired the habits of the British [and other Inidan ]elite . One of them ws having a drink before dinner. Even if[]u Jinnah drank only in moderation (as his daughter maintained) [/u]drinking alcohol cannot be justified in Islam. But does ththis mean that anyone drinking is to be excluded from the ranks of Muslims [read Islamists].? If so, we obliterate large parts of the edifice of Islamic culture, the towering names from history, Babar, Ghalib, and Iqbal. …….. So why the fuss about Jinnah?
As the author says it well.
So why the fuss about Jinnah?
We all know Big name Mullahs were against Pakistan's very idea. So obviously Jinnah and his followers are A-OK in Pakistan.
And anyone objecting to and trying to find issue with Jinnah having a drink, should go to India the jannat for Maudoodi and Azad.
Jinnah, Pakistan and Islamic ... - Google Books