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The M.A. Jinnah Correspondence Archive and Appeals

Sub title : Addresses, Subscriptions, and Organizational Communications from Across India

Date of publication: 1937

Language: English

Page: 166 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28212

Keyword: M.A. Jinnah -- 1937 Correspondence -- All India Muslim League -- Indian Civil Liberties Union -- Anjuman-i-Islamia | Goculdas Tejpal Hospital -- Dewan Bahadur Memorial Fund -- Empire Parliamentary Association | Western India Automobile Association -- Husein Day Committee -- Oudh Bar Association -- Pilgrims' Protection League | Young Men's Muslim Association -- Lasso & Sons Kashmir

Abstract: A diverse collection of letters and documents addressed to Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1937, reflecting his multifaceted role as a political leader, community representative, and public figure. Includes welcoming addresses, appeals for funds, organizational invitations, subscription renewals, political manifestos, and commercial solicitations. The archive provides insight into the wide range of issues and constituencies engaging with Jinnah during a pivotal year in Indian politics.

Description: This digital collection comprises 15 letters and documents from 1937 (with one later document from 1989) addressed to Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The materials span political, social, professional, and commercial correspondence, highlighting Jinnah’s central position in pre-Independence India. Topics range from Muslim League support, nursing education for Muslim girls, civil liberties advocacy, and memorial fund appeals, to routine matters such as automobile association membership and invitations to public events. The archive offers a textured view of the demands on a national leader and the networks of communication that defined his public life. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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