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Leaders Don’t Wait, They Shape Their Own Frontiers I am time, I have seen the nations rise and nations fall, I have seen Mussolini of Italy who wanted to play the role of Julia Ceaser, I have seen the czarist autocracy of Stalin in Russia. I have seen Mao-xe-tung constructing his own fortress. I am time, I have seen the greatest of all the leaders, the world has ever witnessed, Muhammad of Arabia. I have seen dictators ruling their countries. But gentlemen! During my flow, I have seen only a few who dared, who dared to bring the change, who dared to change the course of life of their country men like Muhammad of Arabia did, like mao-xe Tung of china did, like Bismarck of Germany did and like our great leader Muhammad Ali Jinnah did. An American writer Stanley Wolpert writes in his book “A few individuals significantly alter the course of history. Fewer still modify the map of the world. Hardly anyone can be credited with creating a nation state and Muhammad Ali Jinnah did all three.” They fought against the odds, they crossed the hurdles of their opponents, and they decorated streets, lands skies and hearts of their people with prosperity. yes! Gentlemen leaders are those who dare, who have glare in their eyes, motive behind their actions, goals to be achieved, spirit to serve the humanity, yes gentlemen

Leaders don’t wait, they shape their own frontiers. Gentlemen! Leadership is an art. It is an art to lead the people not to drive them. It is a course in which duty comes first. A leader is the one processing courage to face the odds and determination to surpass all the challenges. Gentlemen! History is the verdict that those leaders who fly higher than the world, who lead their countrymen for the sake of truth are only remembered in the history. Your honour the battlefield of Karbala speaks of a leaders leadership, Husain Ibne Ali, minaret Pakistan speaks of a leaders leadership, the great quaid who in the darkness fought against the staunch British and Hindu opposition and is a verdict to the fact that leaders don’t wait they shape their own frontiers. The oaths of Muslim soldiers under the command of Muhammad of Arabia in the battlefield of Badr that they would die but would not move an inch from the place they stand is the verdict to the fact that leaders don’t wait, they shape their own frontiers.

Gentlemen! The problem with Muslim Ummah in general and Pakistanis in particular is the shortcoming of such leaders. We need another Khalid with seventy sword scars; we need another Tariq who with his motivation can burn the boats. We need another Salhuddin Ayubi who can answer to the cries of the children in Jerushelum. If we succeed in finding such leader in our ranks, I assure you, we can have Pakistan fairer than our dreams and brighter than our thoughts and I am sure we are going to fetch that glory!!!!!!