Unfortunately he died too early. Jinnah—beacon of hope for Pakistanis who wanted political change Former civil servic­e recoun­ts how the Quaid inspir­ed millio­ns with his leader­ship qualit­ies By APP 'Jinnah never wanted Partition' A Pakistani-American sociologist and historian here on Sunday made a case saying how religion had nothing to do with Partition, for which politics was responsible. In today’s Pakistan, every minority member is a secondary citizen – this is not what Jinnah wanted for his beloved country. #Jinnah #QuaideAzam Founder of Pakistan was an interesting character. Jinnah wanted a modern Pakistan, where religion would have been kept as a private thing. If Jinnah wanted a Pakistan, then he would have allowed this, but he did not allow this because he wanted to ensure that Muslims from those provinces where they were in a minority also got something…