Biography

  BIOGRAPHY OF QUAID-E-AZAM MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH Quid e Azam Muhammad Ali jinnah Father of the country Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's achievement as a pioneer for Pakistan surpasses all 42 years. Nevertheless, by any standard, his life was significant, his character multifaceted, and his achievements in various fields many, if perhaps not similarly extraordinary. To be sure, he played several jobs with singular perfection: at one point he was perhaps the best legal luminary that India had produced in the main half-century, "an ambassador of Hindu-Muslim solidarity, an incredible constitutionalist, an eminent parliamentarian, a first-class legislator, an inexhaustible political dissident, a powerful a Muslim pioneer, a political specialist and above all one of the extraordinary producers of contemporary countries. What makes him so wonderful, however, is the way that, while various pioneers anticipated the initiative of usually self-evident countries and pursued their goal,

  A Biography, or simply a resume, is a detailed description of a person's life, not just basic facts like education, work, relationships, and death.  Biography mean It describes a person's experiences related to these life events. Unlike a profile or resume, a biography presents a person's life story, highlighting various aspects of a person's life such as: B. Details of personal experiences, and may include an analysis of the person's personality.The task of biography are commonly non-fiction, but it can also use fiction to explain a person's life. An extended form of biographical narrative is an inherited letter.Works presented in a variety of media, from literature to film, form a genre known as biography. The approved biography is written with the consent, collaboration, and eventual collaboration of the subject or his heirs. He wrote his autobiography himself, sometimes with the help of collaborators and ghostwriters.

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