Father and Daughter: A Political Autobiography (The ^ASubcontinent Divided: A New Beginning)

Begum Jahan Ara Shahnawaz (1896-1979) is one of the most distinguished Muslim women to have participated in the political life of India and Pakistan. Ably groomed by her father, the late Sir Muhammad Shafi, she represented Muslim and Indian women both abroad and at home with consummate skill and grace. After the creation of Pakistan, she was an active member of the Pakistan Constituent Assembly. In her autobiography she has retold the story of her life and interwoven it with a record of the career of her distinguished father. The book contains valuable extracts from the diary of the late Sir Muhammad Shafi. // This volume forms a part of the series called "The Subcontinent Divided: A New Beginning" edited by Dr Ian Talbot, Professor of South Asian Studies at Coventry University. This book has been introduced by Dr Muhammad Reza Kazimi, an eminent scholar of Pakistan Studies and Urdu Literature.

Begum Shahnawaz is one of the most distinguished Muslim ladies to have participated in the political life of India and Pakistan. In her autobiography she has retold the story of her life and interwoven it with a record of the career of her distinguished father. The book contains valuable extracts from the diary of the late Sir Muhammad Shafi.

Regarded as one of the most distinguished Muslim women to have participated in the political life of India and Pakistan, Begum Shahnawaz's autobiography retells the story of her life, interweaving it with a record of the career of her father. Autobiography of a Pakistani politician and social reformer