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Henry Charles ‘Hal’ Bevan-Petman, a British painter born in England on 28 October 1894. Hal Bevan-Petman stayed in British India during the Partition of India and chose to reside in Pakistan. During his time in Pakistan he painted practically every notable personality and/or their spouses, ranging from Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, various subsequent Presidents and Military Commanders. He was commissioned to paint military battle scenes which adorn the walls of various Pakistani Military Academic Institutions. He also painted several war heroes who were decorated posthumously with the Nishan-e-Haider, Pakistan’s highest military award. One of the most celebrated amongst them is Major Raja Aziz Bhatti. He has also painted Field Marshal Ayub Khan and General Yahya Khan. He died on 9 May 1980 and is buried in the Rawalpindi Christian Cemetery.]]> Dina in one of his letters to the Editor- in- Chief, Jinnah Papers, remarked “To Zaidi, thank you for keeping my father’s memory alive, affectionately, Dina. Dr Zawwar Hussain Zaidi was born in Badayun in 1928. He was prominent figure of the Pakistan Movement. He studied at Aligarh Muslim University and did his M. A and LLB there. He was the author of 20 books. 13 of these are in English, 6 in Urdu, and one in Persian. Later on he was appointed head of history department in FC Collage, Lahore. He also taught at the Punjab University and School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London for about 42 years. Then he worked for the UNESCO’S International Council of Archives for about 10 years. In 1982 he came to Pakistan from London in order to compile the Muslim League Papers and the Quaid-e-Azam Papers, which were lying in the National Archives department at that time. In 1991 he took premature retirement from SOAS and started the herculean task of editing the Jinnah Papers. The work included organizing the papers and editing 113 sacks of records, and 46 tin trunks and some 70,000 copies of Muslim League publications. So with the help of Dr Zaidi’s single minded perseverance and tenacity, the Jinnah Papers work was completed successfully. Dr Zaidi along with his wife Mrs Parveen Zaidi, a very kind and compassionate lady, had developed special kind of passion for digging out historical and old documents and then preserving and restoring them after taking special training for it. In one of his books, he wrote that he broke into tears when Quaid-Azam’s daughter Dina told him: “My father would be very grateful to you”. He worked tirelessly day and night on the compilation of Jinnah Papers at the Quaid-e-Azam Papers Project, Ministry of Culture and Tourism and completed a series of 25 to 28 volumes on the life and work of M.A. Jinnah. Dr Zaidi had with him the most committed and dedicated team workers including young as well as retired personnel from the government circle. He was also Chairman of the Quaid-e-Azam Academy, Karachi. He was awarded Sitara-e-Imtiaz in 1994 for his valuable services to work on the life and achievements of M.A. Jinnah during 1940-1947. Dr Zaidi was aware of his failing health condition. He wanted to see the Jinnah papers formal inauguration. It was in 1998 when he formally launched the first volume of Jinnah Papers in Islamabad. Nearly 15 volumes of Jinnah Papers have so far been launched. During his life time he did not take rest and continued collecting material for the publication of historical papers from various libraries and departments. He even had collected documents from London Archives and British library. His wife Mrs Parveen Zaidi talking to this scribe sadly recalled sordid incident of December 31 when he was given shock of leaving his residence in Islamabad. He being a man of pride and integrity could not take this shock on heart as he was a chronic heart patient yet fought till his last moments of life. After happening of this sad incident, he could survive only for three months and died on the 31 March, 2009 in Lahore at the age of 81. His demise was a great loss of a selfless personality. “Though the work he had done shall remain easy reference for generations to come and one day when Pakistan will relive the legacy of Mr Jinnah as a progressive and modern republic, we shall honour Dr Zaidi and many like him for the great work they undertook. His work will continue to be a source of enlightenment for many”, he Dr Faseih Iqbal. Dr Zaidi was a man of great courage and patriotism. Once he himself recalled Emperor Babur’s words as his motto “All is lost yet everything is not lost the indomitable courage… indeed for us all was lost except the indomitable courage and our faith in God which has kept us going”. The great historian Stanley Wolpert acknowledged him as “greatest authority” on M.A. Jinnah and the subject of history. Last but not the least let us pledge together as a nation to continue in all of us the true spirit and dedication like Dr Zawwar Hussain Ziadi and make our country more stronger without keeping in mind any difference of cast, creed, or gender and contribute our best efforts and capabilities to make it a role model state where rule of law, tolerance and brotherhood would prevail.]]> Mahatma Gandhi, the leader who helped lead India to independence over British rule, was actually an agent for the colonists, a top India judge has claimed. Justice Markandey Ketju said Gandhi deliberately tried to drive a wedge between the country's Hindu and Muslim populations, helping the British to divide and rule. The judge, who is known for making controversial statements, made his comments ahead of the unveiling of a statue of Gandhi in Parliament Square, London. Mr Katju, 68, wrote on his personal blog: 'I submit that Gandhi was objectively a British agent who did great harm to India. 'By constantly injecting religion into politics continuously for several decades, Gandhi furthered the British policy of divide and rule.' In a separate post on the same topic, he asks: 'Does such a man, who constantly injected religion into politics, and thereby furthered the British policy of divide and rule, deserve to be called the Father of the Nation? He then goes on to quote from Gandhi's speeches and writings before adding: 'These are only some of the stupid, feudal ideas this "Father of our nation" had.' He says the fact that Gandhi peppered his speeches with Hindu phrases and terms pressed Indian Muslims into creating their own separate state, Pakistan, which was founded less than a year before Gandhi was shot dead. Mr Katju, former chairman of the Press Council of India, has a large online presence – his Facebook page has been liked nearly 100,000 times, and his blog was shared by thousands of people. Mr Katju's father was deeply immersed in the Indian freedom movement, and he has made controversial statements on the topic in the past. According to The Times, he once said '90 per cent of Indians are idiots' because they vote in elections based on their religion and caste, rather than on political merit. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2989263/Gandhi-British-spy-claims-one-India-s-judges-Justice-provokes-fury-claiming-Father-Nation-drove-wedge-Hindus-Muslims.html#ixzz3UAHO9T00]]> LONDON – Pakistan’s founding father Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s statue will soon grace Britain’s Lincoln’s Inn, one of four Inns of Court in London to which barristers of England and Wales belong and where Jinnah was called and trained as barrister. According to the details, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will unveil the statue at the Lincoln’s Inn in June this year. This announcement was made by Pakistani High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Syed Ibn Abbas in a ceremony. He said the permission to place the statue will be granted within a week. Abbas said that the Pakistani community will donate for the funds for the statue and that no funds will be taken from the government of Pakistan for this. Credit: Duniya News]]> The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) video surfaced of attack on the Quaid residency in Ziarat, on 15 June 2013. The Ziarat residency which later recognized as Quaid’s Residency, was constructed in 1892 with the idea of it becoming a sanatorium due to the presence of a Juniper forest in the area in which it was constructed. Later on, it was converted into a summer residence of the agent to the governor general. But, it being the building where Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah spent his last days is what it makes it truly historical. Jinnah stayed in this place as he tried to recover from a lung disease in 1948, a year after his successful campaign to separate Pakistan from India. He died in Karachi soon after. The building was a national heritage site. BLA has been heavily involved in destabilizing the political system of Balochistan and also alleged by Pakistani authorities that it is been funded by Govt. of India.]]>
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Jinnah portret Henry Charles Hal 'Bevan-Petman Bio sam ponovni neke stare poruke e-pošte i zapeo na jednom upita jedan od Jinnah je navijač. On me je pitao o Jinnah portret Hal Bevan Petman prije pet godina. U to vrijeme sam pokušao moju vezu za kopanje o ovom upit […] Tko je Dr. Genia voli Justin Bieber Zaidi? Svjetski poznati povjesničar i akademik prof. Zawwar Hussain Zaidi šesta godišnjica smrti pada na ožujak 31 (danas). On je proveo posljednje dane u Islamabadu i Lahore. Zaidi predstavio kopiju Jinnah Radovi u Lahore ožujka 23, 2004 za Vaš […] Gandhi je bio britanski špijun, tvrdi Indija je jedan od najboljih sudaca Mahatma Gandhi, vođa koji je pomogao dovesti Indija neovisnosti tijekom britanske vladavine, je zapravo agent za kolonisti, top Indija sudac tvrdio. Justice Markandey Ketju said Gandhi deliberately tried to drive a wedge between the country's […] Quaid-e-Azam je kip u Lincolna Inn LONDON – Pakistanska utemeljitelja Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah kip uskoro će milost britanskog Lincoln Inn, jedan od četiri Inns of Court u Londonu u kojem odvjetnici u Engleskoj i Walesu pripadaju i gdje Jinnah se zove i obučenih kao […] Video bla terorist paljenjem Jinnah Residency Balochistan Oslobodilačke vojske (BLA) Video pojavile napada na Quaid boravka u Ziarat, na 15 Lipanj 2013. Ziarat boravka koji je kasnije priznat kao Quaid je Residency, izgrađen je 1892 s idejom da postane sanatorij […]