Only a select few leaders leave an indelible mark on history by making personal sacrifices in addition to their political skills. In the company of such greats, Pakistan's founding father Muhammad Ali Jinnah stands tall. Sacrifice and isolation were hallmarks of his unfaltering dedication to the Pakistani cause. The marriage of Jinnah and Rattanbai, who was lovingly called "Ruttie," brought together not only two people but also different religious and cultural traditions. Their love was deep and unbreakable, regardless of age or religion. Ruttie's dedication to their romance and Jinnah's principles was demonstrated by her conversion to Islam before to their marriage. There were difficulties in their marriage. Ruttie wanted a fairytale romance, but Jinnah was steadfast in his pursuit of political power. She longed for the joys of life, but he viewed marriage as a serious obligation. Their love was unwavering, a guiding light in dark times, regardless of their diff...
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