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Description Buried in Fauji Qabrastan near Karachi Christian Cemetery, a veteran of All India Muslim League and a close associate to Muhammad Ali Jinnah. He was Pakistan's first envoy to US. His literary works "Quaid-e-Azam As I knew Him" (1966) and "M.A. Jinnah-Ispahani Correspondence 1936-48" (1976) might be of interest to the explorers of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Pakistan Movement.
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