Quaid was an ardent supporter of Palestine. He was not a mullah, and actually was hated by most religious folks like Jamate Islami and Khaksaars.
But he was a Muslim to his heart. He saw the injustices done on Muslims of Palestine and he stood up in their support.
These are some direct quotes from Quaid’s speeches:
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**“May I point out to Great Britain that this question of Palestine, if not fairly and squarely met, boldly and courageously decided, is going to be the turning point in the history of the British Empire. I am sure I am speaking not only of the Mussalmans of India but of the world, and all sections of right thinking and fair-minded people will agree when I say that Great Britain will be digging its grave if she fails to honour her original proclamation, promises and intentions-pre-war.” **
MA Jinnah’s Presidential Address at the Lucknow Session of the All-India Muslim League (15 to 18 October, 1937).
“The way in which the British Government have hitherto dealt with the Arabs is the greatest blot on their national honour.”
M A Jinnah on British Government’s Policy (New Times, November 27, 1938).
“But no nation, no people who are worth living as a nation, can achieve anything great without making great sacrifices, such as the Arabs of Palestine are making. All our sympathies are with those valiant martyrs who are fighting the battle of freedom against usurpers.”
MA Jinnah’s Presidential Address at the Annual Session
of the All India Muslim League held at Patna (26-29 December, 1938).
“If President Roosevelt, under the pressure of the powerful world Jewry, commits the blunder of forcing the British Government to do injustice to the Arabs in Palestine, it will set the whole Muslim world ablaze from one end to another. Grave wrongs had already been done to the Arabs. If the Jewish immigration is allowed to continue, I have no doubt that not only the Muslim League will revolt but the whole Muslim world will revolt.”
Speech of M A Jinnah at Strachey Hall Aligarh (10 March, 1944).
“We cannot remain silent and we must assure the Arabs that Indian Muslims will stand by them.”
M A Jinnah’s Speech at the Council of the All-India Muslim League (10 April, 1946).