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Maryam Jinnah
Rattanbai "Ruttie" Petit Jinnah ((グジャラート語:મરિયમ ઝીણા), before marriage ((グジャラート語:રતનબાઇ પેતીત); "The Flower of Bombay"); February 20, 1900 – February 20, 1929), was the second wife of Muhammad Ali Jinnah—an important figure in the Indian Independence Movement and later founder of Pakistan.
She was the only daughter of Sir Dinshaw Petit, who in turn, was the son of Dinshaw Maneckji Petit, member of Petit family and the founder of the first cotton mills in India. The Petits were textile magnates and one of Bombay's wealthiest Parsi families.
==Ruttie==
"Ruttie" as she was affectionately called, was bright, gifted and graceful. She was 16 the year she met Mohammad Ali Jinnah. She had diverse interests ranging from romantic poetry to politics. With her maiden aunt she attended all public meetings held in Bombay and was familiar with the movement for swaraj (home-rule). She was a fierce supporter of ''India for Indians'' and many years later when asked about rumours of Jinnah's possible knighthood and whether she would like to be Lady Jinnah, she snapped that she would rather be separated from her husband than take on an English title.
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