Famous Places around the Globe Named in Honor of Jinnah

Through the waves of time, there stood men who altered history; strong men
who fought difficult battles to bring influential events to a successful conclusion.
One such example is that of our Founding Father, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali
Jinnah.

Muhammad Ali has not only played a central part in shaping the dream of
Pakistan into a reality, but also helped to establish the state as a new member of
the world community. His efforts are recognized world-wide and an English
newspaper, The Times, even wrote this in regard of his work: “Mr. Jinnah was
something more than Quaid-e-Azam, he was more than the architect of the
Islamic nation he personally called into being. Few statesmen have shaped
events to their policy more surely than Mr. Jinnah. He was a legend even in his
lifetime.”

Many famous places in countries like America, England, and Turkey are named
after the legendry Jinnah.

Cinnah Cadesi, Turkey

It is a major road located in the heart of Ankara, the capital of Turkey. It is

named after Muhammad Ali Jinnah and also has his picture installed in
frame at the start of the road. Many important buildings and foreign
embassies are located on the either side of this road.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah Way (Devone Street) in Chicago

At this road in America, many shops of Pakistani and Indian merchants are
located. Near this road is a Gandhi Way, named after another important
historical figure of the subcontinent.

Jinnah Express Way in Iran

This short expressway is located in Tehran; this road connects Azadi Square
and Second Sadeghiye Square. This is the only road named after a foreign
country leader in Iran.

Jinnah Street in Jordan

 This street is named after Muhammad Ali Jinnah and is of much important
as many airline offices are located here. This street is in the capital of
Jordan that is Amman.

Jinnah Tower, Andhra Pradesh, India

Jinnah Tower is located in Andhra Pradesh and was built in honour of

Muhammad Ali by a Hindu leader, Lajhan Bhasha. This tower stands as a
symbol for Muslim-Hindu friendship in that area.

Jinnah stands as the most influential personality in the subcontinent. These

famous landmarks are a prove of the respect and admiration our Founding Father
receives around the globe.