Write how Abdul Kalam presents his father in his autobiographical writing ‘Strong Roots’

Write how Abdul Kalam presents his father in his autobiographical writing ‘Strong Roots’ Class 12 | English (Strong Roots) 6 Marks

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Jainulabdeen had a great personality. He } was tall and handsome. Kalam himself told us that though his father neither had much formal education nor much money, he was very wise and generous. agents Jainulabdeen was a religious person who led a simple and disciplined life. He was very hardworking and read the namaz daily before dawn. He had the unique ability to communicate complex spiritual ideas in easy Tamil language. On one hand, being intelligent and modern in his outlook, Jainulabdeen believed that adversity always provides scope for introspection. On the other hand, he had a lot of sympathy for those who had a fear-ridden vision of destiny and were in trouble. Therefore, he played the role of a mediator in their attempt to satisfy the demonic forces. Moreover, it was considered that Jainulabdeen possessed an exclusive power to cure the invalids. He dipped his fingertips in bowls of water and said prayers, which cured manyinvalids. His lifestyle as well as his teachings inspired Kalam to overcome all impediments and attain immeasurable success.