Name a world leader you think is important. Give specific reasons for your choice Muhammad Ali Jinnah have played important key role in the independence of Pakistan. He is the most influential leader of the sub-continent. He is the founder of Pakistan. Pakistan got independence on 14th August 1947. Muhammad Ali Jinnah got his higher education in law from the United Kingdom. He had worked as an advocate in Supreme Court of England. He deeply understands the British Law. After Second World War, British East India Company suffered huge loss and due its economic instability, they decided to leave sub-continent. At that time, two religion's people were living in sub-continent; Muslims (monotheist) and Hindus (polytheist). Muhammad Ali Jinnah was afraid that if Britishers left India without resolving problems between Muslims and Hindus, it would create a destructive war between them. Muhammad Ali Jinnah fought for Muslim’s right through the British law. He proposed Britishers that there would be fair division in sub-continent, before they leave Sub-Continent. Pakistan was founded on the basis of two-nation theory. This theory states that Muslims and Hindus are two different sets of people, they cannot live with each other, their religions, and traditions are different. If they let Muslims and Hindus unseparated, there would be marriages between Muslims and Hindus which will eventually destroy both religions. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the firm believer of two nation theory. He had convinced Britishers that before they leave, they would separate Muslims and Hindus. So on his opinion Britishers held election in Sub-continent. This election marked the boundaries of Pakistan (Muslim state) and India. Millions of Muslims living in India migrated to Pakistan in 1947. Due to his efforts Pakistan got Independence on 14th August 1947. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the first Governor General of Pakistan. He had declared Pakistan as the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, where all Muslims can live according to their religion. He died in Quetta on 11th September 1948.