Was A Man Of Modest Means And Social Standing, Engaged In The Grain And Cotton Trade Within Bantva. His Son, Adam, Was Born In 1881. After Completing Only Three Or Four Gujarati Primary School Grades, Adam Began Working In His Father’s Shop During His Boyhood, Gaining Invaluable Experience In Trade. Possessing An Adventurous Spirit And A Yearning To Achieve Something Exceptional, He Was Inspired By Information From His Brokers Who Had Ventured Abroad. Their Encouragement And Persuasion Led To His Decision To Seek Opportunities Overseas. He Initiated His Business In Hubli On A Small Scale, Dealing In Grain, Groceries, And Oil. Through His Unwavering Determination, Diligent Hard Work, And Inherent Aptitude For Trade, He Swiftly Attained His Goals. Capitalizing On Favorable Circumstances, He Began Establishing Branches Of His Firm In New Cities And Towns, Achieving Significant Success By 1910. Haji Adam Pir Mohammad Jangda Also Held A Prominent Position In The Political Movements Of The Time. When Quaid-E-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, The Founder Of Pakistan, Visited Bantva To Raise Funds For The Muslim League Press Fund, Haji Adam Pir Mohammad Jangda Emerged As A Major Donor. He Served As The President Of The Reception Committee For The Significant And Historic Meeting Held In Bantva. During This Public Gathering, He Delivered A Deeply Emotional Welcome Address, Assuring Quaid-E-Azam Of The Unwavering Support Of The People Of Bantva. This Declaration Remained Etched In The Memory Of Jinnah Sahib. Eight Years Later, At A Meeting In Karachi, Pakistan, For The Laying Of The Foundation Stone Of Karachi’s First Industry, Bengal Oil Mills, Adam Seth Had The Opportunity To Meet Jinnah Sahib Once Again, Who Was Then The First Governor-General Of Pakistan. Jinnah Sahib Greeted Adam Seth With Great Warmth And Expressed His Sincere Gratitude, Recalling His Earlier Words. It Is A Historical Fact That The Residents Of Bantva Migrated To Pakistan, Sacrificing Their Possessions And Making Substantial Donations At The Nascent Stage Of Pakistan To Contribute To Its Economic Independence. Haji Adam Pir Mohammad Jangda Also Actively Participated In Local Affairs In Bantva With Great Enthusiasm And Fervor. He Played A Vital And Dynamic Role In The Establishment Of The Jamat Khana Management, Madrasah-E-Islamia, And An Orphanage. His Contribution To The Construction Of The Jama Masjid Was Particularly Significant. Furthermore, His Donation Towards The Urban Development Of Bantva Was Substantial And Remains Memorable. He Constructed Impressive Buildings Named After Steamer Lines In The Pool And Gutter Areas. Additionally, He Owned Numerous Buildings And Properties In Bombay, Calcutta, Cochin, Madras, Colombo, Rangoon, And Other Cities And Towns. In 1942, An Explosion Of Explosive Material On A Steamer In Bombay Led To A Fire That Spread To The Sugar Bazaar And Engulfed The Godowns Of Haji Adam Seth. Due To His Courageous, Formidable, And Respected Personality, He Wielded Considerable Influence Within The Jamat And Was Held In High Esteem. All Citizens Of Bantva Revered Him And Bestowed Honor And Dignity Upon Him. He Had Been An Active And Effective Member Of The Jamat Since 1922 And Became An Active Member Of Its Special Committee In 1929. When The Muslims Of Bantva Began Migrating In November 1947, He Extended His Assistance In Every Possible Way And Was Among The Last To Migrate. Hussain Seth, Adam Seth, And Habib Seth Diligently Brought The Valuables Entrusted To Their Care, As Well As The Remaining Records From Bantva, To Karachi. They Scrupulously Returned All Entrusted Items To Their Rightful Owners, With Not A Single Complaint Of Any Breach Of Trust. Upon The Establishment Of The Bantva Memon Jamat Anew In Karachi In 1950, Adam Seth Was Appointed As Its Vice President, And In 1957, He Was Nominated As One Of Its Seven Presidents. read less…