This document provides an overview and timeline of key events in the life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and the partition of India, as discussed in the biography "Jinnah: India-Partition-Independence" by Jaswant Singh. It mentions Jinnah's early life and education, his involvement in politics starting in 1913 when he joined the Muslim League, the growing tensions between Hindus and Muslims under British rule, Jinnah's calls for a separate Muslim state and the passing of the 1940 Lahore resolution, negotiations and failures that led to the 1947 partition agreement and independence of Pakistan, and the author's view of Jinnah as a legendary figure.

1. Jinnah:
INDIA-PARTITION
INDEPENDENCE
By JASWANT SINGH

2. JASWANT SINGH
• Chapters : 10
• Publisher : Rupa Publications IndiaPvt. Ltd.
• Published on : 2009-01-10
• Original language: English
• Genre : Biography:
• pages : 490

4. Indo-Islamic History
• In his opening pages discussing briefly Indo-Islamic History
• After Advent of Islam, Muslim of India had started many different mystic
movements to spreads Islam
• The Muslims of India has their own cultural and political view which
reflect their identity from over last thousand of years
• Establish Shrines and Mosque

5. Early life of Quaid-e-Azam
• Quaid-e-azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah was born in 1876 in Karachi at
Wazir Mansion
• Mentioned his family background
• Some details related to his education that he practiced law from England
• After completing education he become a member o

6. 1909-1947
• Downfall of Muslim, when British came to India
• Indian National Congress joined hands with British
• Hindus were enjoying till the declaration of separate electrode system for
all the minorities living in India in 1909
• Jinnah joined the Muslim League in 1913
• Monatagu-Chelmshed Reforms in 1919
• In 1927 Sir John Simon to report on Indian constitutional progress

7. • Quaid making some Amendments in Nehru’s report and give 14 points
• IN 1930 Muslim demanded separate Muslim state in Allahabad’s address
• From 1930 sub-continent getting worse even British government cant solved
this problem so meeting were held, like Round Tables Conferences
• British form a Constitution plan in 1935
• All India Muslim league, passed in march 1940,the Lahore resolution
demanding a separate Muslim homeland
• July.1946 Wavell Plan and Cabinet Mission Plan, contributing to the
Partition
• 1944 Jinnah and Gandhi unsuccessful meeting
• 3rd june 1947 under the viceroy lord mountbatten an agreement of partition
was signed

8. AUTHOR OPINION ABOUT JINNAH
Mr. Jinnah was something more then Quaid-e-Azam
supreme head of the state, to people who followed
him; he was more then the architect of the Islamic
nation he personally called into being, He
commanded their imagination as well as their
confidence…He was a legend in his lifetime

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