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Since its independence, efforts are being made to break Pakistan and these efforts are still going on. Many countries together made every possible effort to break this country, but Almighty Allah took the task of protecting this country from His anonymous Mujahideens
If we try to make a list of anonymous Mujahideen of our dear homeland, we will run out of papers. Seth Abid is one of those unknown soldiers of the beloved homeland. Several elements tried to create hurdles in the way of Seth Abid but fortunately failed.
Ruddy faced, small in stature, and unimposing in his demeanor, the normalcy of Seth Abid Hussain betrayed the extraordinary life he lived. A shadowy figure that possessed easy confidence when he had to speak, but maintained a stock disposition of reserved silence.
Generations before this one, Seth Abid was the center of every conversation in drawing rooms back in the 1970s and 1980s. This seemingly docile, gentlemanly, indistinguishable figure was for much of his life known as the ‘Gold King’ of Pakistan.
Long after the fall of Dhaka, when Zia-ul-Haq took over the presidency, he was convinced that India and Israel wanted to destroy Pakistan. The late Zia-ul-Haq was determined to make his beloved homeland a nuclear power and for this purpose, he met Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan.
What would truly establish Seth Abid in the minds of the Pakistani people as a master smuggler, however, would happen in 1985. This is when, reportedly, Pakistan was bringing in a reactor that is needed for its nuclear programme all the way from France. The problem, of course, was that Pakistan was not allowed to import such technology because of UN sanctions. The government then enlisted the help of Seth Abid, who smuggled the equipment into Pakistan from France.
It is an open fact that Seth Abid played an important role in making Pakistan a nuclear power, as he was chosen by Almighty Allah. Another Mujahid of the beloved homeland whom the infidels wanted to kill but failed is Hameed Gul, who spent his whole life in making Pakistan stronger.
He will be remembered as a philanthropist, the founder of the Hamza Foundation for deaf and dumb children, one of the first and largest donors to the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital, and a real estate developer that was once the largest property owner in Lahore.
Our media should portray something positive about such anonymous personalities. We should inform our new generation about such personalities so that they can come forward to fulfill their responsibilities for the country in the best possible way.
