Jinnah, Pakistan and Islamic Identity

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The book offers a comprehensive examination of Muhammed Ali Jinnah, the often-overlooked founder of Pakistan, contrasting his legacy with more widely known figures like Nehru, Gandhi, and Mountbatten. Through a blend of history, semiotics, and cultural anthropology, the author provides a nuanced portrayal of Jinnah, challenging the negative stereotypes often associated with him. Additionally, it explores his significance in the context of contemporary Islamic political leadership, highlighting the need for diverse representations beyond the dominant Western narratives.