Speeches, Messages, and Public Engagements of Miss Fatima Jinnah

Sub title : Speeches on education, character building, and Pakistan’s role in the Muslim world

Subject: Public engagements | Milad meetings | Islamic teachings | Prophet Muhammad | Character building

Date of publication: 1950

Language: English

Page: 236 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28738

Keyword: Miss Fatima Jinnah -- 1950 engagements -- Anjuman-e-Khuddam-e-Pirabad -- Industrial school | Milad -- Holy Prophet -- Islamic teachings -- Faith -- Character building | Women in Islam -- Education -- Quaid‑i‑Azam -- Pakistan -- Hyderabad.

Abstract: Records documenting Miss Fatima Jinnah’s public engagements and speeches during 1950. A two‑page chronological list (January–December 1950) details over forty events, including the opening of an industrial school in Pirabad, addresses to citizens and students of Hyderabad, visits to schools and institutions, messages for Girl Guides, Dental Health Week, Iqbal Day, and the third Independence Day. A programme for the opening of Industrial Classes at Anjuman-e-Khuddam-e-Pirabad (January 8, 1950) outlines the ceremony. Four pages contain Milad addresses delivered in 1950, focusing on the life, faith, perseverance, and character of the Holy Prophet, the importance of truth, honesty, and Islamic brotherhood, the elevated status of women in Islam, and the need for education and character development in Pakistan.

Description: This file contains a comprehensive chronological list of Miss Fatima Jinnah’s public engagements in 1950, a programme for the opening of an industrial school in Karachi, and several Milad addresses delivered that year. The speeches emphasize the exemplary life of the Prophet Muhammad, the virtues of faith, perseverance, truth, and honesty, and the elevated status of women in Islam. Miss Jinnah links these Islamic ideals to the challenges of nation‑building in Pakistan, stressing the importance of education, character, and unity. The documents illustrate her continued role as a public leader, educator, and advocate for Islamic values in the early years of Pakistan’s independence. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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