Quaid-e-Azam is a title meaning "Great Leader" that was given to Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. He played a crucial role in leading the Pakistan movement, which aimed to establish a separate nation for Muslims in British India.
Related terms
Indian National Congress: A political party in British India that advocated for independence from British rule.
All-India Muslim League: A political organization formed in 1906 that aimed to protect the rights and interests of Muslims in British India.
Partition of India: The division of British India into two separate nations – India and Pakistan – based on religious lines, resulting in widespread migration and violence.