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Quaid-e-Azam and His Enduring Legacy: A Testament to Family Values

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“My father would collect me and my two sisters at night and teach us to read and write English. He was a strict disciplinarian,” Fatima Jinnah reminisced.

Quaid-e-Azam’s Last Will and Generosity

In his last will dated 30th May 1939, Quaid-e-Azam exhibited his deep love and care for his siblings. He directed the executors of his will, appointed in the first paragraph, to pay a substantial monthly allowance of Rs. 100/- (equal to Rs. 500,000 today) to each of his sisters, Rahmat, Mariam, and Shereen, throughout their lifetimes.

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