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Naveed Taj Ghouri — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 19:32:07 +0000

In her latest book, Bano Qudsia attempts to capture the essence of
Ashfaq Ahmed!

Bashaoor Pakistan (ex ibitians.com) presents another latest and great Urdu book for free. Download Rahe Rawaan by legendary Pakistani writer Bano Qudsia.

Books Review:

The Enigma Behind the Man

By Sarwat Ali (The News)

Rah e Rawan

By Bano Qudsia

Publisher: Sang-e-Meel Publication, 2011

Pages: 636

After a selection from the writings of Ashfaq Ahmed, titled ‘Baba Sahaba’, Bano Qudsia has now written on the lifetime spent with her husband Ashfaq Ahmed and called it ‘Rah e Rawan’.

In her life, Qudsia has placed Ahmed on a very high pedestal and does not shy away from attributing with him hidden qualities often associated with sages. Being fully aware of it, she does not even claim to understand the man she lived with for more than five decades, bearing many children in the process. So, an attempt at writing the biography of Ashfaq Ahmed took her beyond that ‘one person’— and she started to write about his ancestry, the family including his grandfather, father, uncles, brothers, sisters and their children so as to fully understand the enigma that was Ashfaq Ahmed.

Ashfaq Ahmed was a Momand Pathan whose family migrated to the subcontinent from Afghanistan and then settled in what is now Indian Punjab at a place called Makesar. They had to migrate again at the time of partition to the new country called Pakistan. Qudsia attributes much of the enigma and the multi-layered, complex personality of Ashfaq Ahmed to the various forms of migrations that they had to undertake.

The most difficult time for her, and also the most significant, was when she married Ashfaq Ahmed. She was a Jat, he was a Pathan, and in both families, the tradition of marrying outside the clan was non-existent. Possibly, all hell must have broken loose when she expressed her will to marry a college-fellow. She was resilient enough to not be cowered down by opposition from both the families — and the two apparently got married in defiance. In the days immediately after independence, marrying someone of one’s own choice was still a very rare occurrence and must have raised both eyebrows and hackles.

However, Qudsia’s steadfastness paid off. It proved to be a very good match. Even after his death, she continues to be intrigued by his behaviour, his choices and his demeanour, while attempting to understand him through his family and the circumstances that they all went through in the last hundred years or so.

In worldly terms too both were very successful. Both were very well-regarded writers and Ashfaq Ahmed was something of a cult figure. They also moved upwards socially. From humble surroundings they rose to a level which is considered an example of success in this society. In terms of posting and position and in terms of living style, they did show a remarkable upward mobility unlike many other writers and poets who only lose what they already have.

In the book, besides her own writings, Qudsia has added and collected a whole lot of writings of Ashfaq Ahmed and many of the contemporaries who were connected to them both on the various travails and the vicissitudes that both went through and how they were perceived and regarded by others.

This collection of material and biographical details can be most useful in placing the writings of Ashfaq Ahmed against a perspective. The 600 odd pages are written in a rambling style. Even the writings of Ashfaq Ahmed, edited and published posthumously by her, lacked a well-ordered design. Baba Sahaba was not written with any meticulous pattern in mind, and appeared to meander through the various phases and experiences of his life. An autobiography of sorts written in the first-person was penned in the “hikayat” tradition, and there was hardly anyone who could match the genius of the Ashfaq Ahmed in this genre.

Gradually, with the passage of time, the very particular plot and character and its mutual development was abandoned for the allegorical style where symbols as subtext were supposed to offer a grid of meaning, otherwise lost to a lay reader. The magic of the style was enough to lure the reader into hundreds of pages, but then as one began to sit back, detach oneself and think about the content, the drift was not difficult to guess — because Ashfaq Ahmed was much exposed to the media, rather overexposed. What he said and believed was common knowledge among the literates of this society.

Nevertheless, as one probed deeper, it became clear that he was leading the reader to some area of experience that could not be shared or commonly experienced. The private space of the writer and that of the reader did not necessarily coincide.

As long as Ashfaq Ahmed developed his inimitable style and took the reader up the garden path of love, forgiveness and tolerance of diversity as he did in his earlier work like ‘Gadarya’ it was a palpable experience, its tangibility recognizable. But when he delved deeper into the esoteric and arcane area of mystical communion, the readers failed to go along with him, gradually falling by the wayside.

Bano Qudsia’s prose at times really shines and captivates the moment, the fragility of relationships, the shade of envy and the fickleness of human emotion. There have been few writers who have laid bare the subjectivity of women, especially in a society where all avenue of independent expression are sealed off in the name of propriety, honour and tradition. The repressed woman’s sexual innuendoes and cryptic suggestiveness have being captured by her faithfully. It is only when she places these on a bigger canvas that artistic problems begin to arise. It is not a book that is very well-designed or planned — rather rambles through giving plenty of information, some more useful than the other.

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Download Ishq Ka Sheen – 1 Urdu Novel by Aleemul Haq Haqi Free

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Mon, 09 May 2011 09:30:59 +0000

Aleem-ul-Haq Haqqi is one of the most popular urdu fiction writer in Urdu Literature. He has written very large number of qualiy novels.

Author: Aleem Ul Haq Haqi
Publisher: Ilm-o-Irfan Publishers

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“ISHQ KA Sheen” gives a sincere and thought-provoking aspect of Love. How sentiments of love effects the human nature of a man or woman, this novel will be appreciated by every reader. A Journey from Ishq-e-Majazi to Ishq-e-Haqeeqi. Ishq Ka Sheen, Block Buster Novel, Aleem Ul Haq Haqqi, Most Awaited Novel of Urdu Language, Social Romantic Reformal Novels Readers, the concept of journey from Ishq-e-Majazi to Ishq-e-Haqiqi, Muslim with great love of ahl-e-bait, Non-muslim Thakur Avtar Singh, fall in love with a muslim girl, hearing qur’ran reciting voice, very long story of love, passion, enthusiasm, determination, journey from idol worship to the true path leading to Almighty Allah, Social Reformal Novel, Urdu Best Selling Author,

About the Author:
Aleem-ul-Haq Hai has 30 more Novels on his credit and this novel as good as other novels by him.

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Urdu Novel Jo Chale Tou Jaan Se Guzar Gaye by Maha Malik – Download Free eBook

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 21:48:46 +0000

Exclusive: IBITIANS present another great Urdu book of popular female writer of Pakistan, Maha Malik for its Urdu Loving readers for Free!!!

Jo Chalay Tou Jaan Se Guzer Gaye is a Social Romantic Novel by Today’s very popular female writer Maha Malik. The basic theme of this novel is the human feelings of love, hate, sacrifice, domination and supremacy. Every living person has these qualities and only a true human being can control the bad feelings of anger, hate, domination and supremacy. The novel is based on a different triangle love story, where Ujala and Azar (Cousins) love each other and planning their future live but Shah Alam falls in love-in-first-sight with Ujala and manage to get Ujala against her will and desire. But Shah Alam only can get Ujala-s body not her heart and soul. On other hand, Ujala also has to face a dilemma where she should forget her past love (Azar) and be faithful and sincere to her husband (Shah Alam). Did Shah Alam ever succeed in finding true love of Ujala? Did Ujala prove a faithful and loving wife? Read this amazing novel to find out.

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Download Urdu Book Mann Chale Ka Soda by Ashfaq Ahmed (PTV Drama Manuscript)

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 20:41:53 +0000

Man Chale Ka Soda, a serial written by Ashfaq Ahmed. A master piece of his times. A gala of spiritualism and the way he describes human inter relations with his creator. Ashfaq Ahmed in introduction to his this Drama writes,

“I have studied both religion and science in my career, where in my ToR at an government institution, I had to proof read the text books of science, arts, economics and all stuff. In this time period of almost 12 years, I have noticed that science and religion are just like two sides of coin.”

In this serial Ashfaq Ahmed has tried to link on the religion and science.

In a matter of fact, the hero of the Drama, Khayaam Sarhadi once recalled that, “I am still not sure that what actually the role of “Irshad Ahmed”, based upon, even though I have performed but am not sure about it!”

Isn’t it strange? But I must say, that actually one who watch this drama, loves it. The way I think Ashfaq Ahmed has described religion, spiritualism, science, needs, materialism etc, it’s awesome to watch. I must refer that every one of us should once watch this master piece.
I personally had watched this drama long ago in my school days, then I had no idea about the plot, in fact I hated such kind of dramas, with long scenes, long discussions and all about a maturity.

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Download Free Ebook Kashf-ul-Mahjoob in Urdu & English by Hazrat Syed Ali Bin Usman Hajveri aka Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 07:11:14 +0000

The book is one of the earliest scripts about Tasawwuf. The author, Sayyad Ali ibn Uthman Hajveri, commonly known as “Data Ganj Bakhsh” in South Asia, was one of the greatest Sufi sheikhs of Indian subcontinent. He was born in Ghazna (present day Afghanistan) and migrated to Lahore (Pakistan) by the order of his sheikh.

This book is the most famous work of the author, and is considered one of the classical books on Sufism, read by many as a text book of the ancient Sufism. It describes and discusses Sufi methods and doctrines of the past. Short biographies of famous Sahaba, Ahl-e-Bayt, Tabaeen and other sufi sheikhs cover most part of the book. These biographies describe the Sufic attributes of their lives, and shows how the Sufism evolved through the first centuries.

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Kashf Al-Mahjoob (Unveiling the Veiled)

Author: Sayyad Ali bin Usman Hajweri, alias Data Ganj Bakhsh (rahmatullah alaih)

Original Language: Persian

There is a shrine in Lahore that attracts the kings and rulers and common people alike. This practice has persisted for last many centuries. The man lying in his shrine was embraced by all communities including the Hindus and Sikhs and Parsees. Even after the passage of 966 years, his fame has risen everyday, evermore. Even after his demise, he is revered as a saint, and his tomb is a place of seeking spiritual blessings. Nowadays we connect with him, Ali Hujwiri, chiefly through his masterpiece, Kashf-ul-Mahjub. The book brought the author everlasting reverence and fame.

According to R A Nicholson, Hujwiri was born in the last decade of the tenth century or in the first decade of the eleventh century in Ghazna, now in Afghanistan.

Apart from Kashf-ul-Mahjub, according to his own statement, Hujwiri was the author of another nine books, none of which have survived. R. A. Nicholoson has mentioned them by name. Kashf-ul-Mahjub was written in Lahore, in response to the request of a certain God-seeker Abu Saeed, e relative or fellow-townsman of the author. During the composition of the book, the writer was hindered by the lack of the books which were left in his hometown. Still he – making use of his encyclopedic knowledge – managed to produce a book which excelled Imam Abul Qasim al-Qushairi’s great work on Sufism ar-Risala al-Qushairiyya. Al-Qushairi was a Hujwiri’s contemporary.

Kashf-ul-Mahjub deals with the complete system of Sufism, setting out and discussing its principles and practices. An early orthodox work on tasawwuf in Persian, Kashf-ul-Mahjub includes references to other mystic writers and their works. The work sheds light on the history, ideology and practice of Sufism. The author offers the traveller on the Path (salik) universal and timeless advice on belief, contemplation, generosity, spiritual courtesy, prayer, almsgiving, companionship, love and purification from foulness. In addition, he helps us distinguish false spirituality and false guides from the real, a discernment just as significant today as then.

This classic text contains brief biographies of the eminent saints of the past and the present, including Fudail ibn Iyaz, the robber who becomes a great spiritual director; Ibrahim ibn Adham, the prince who renounces everything when the divine call found way to his heart; Malik ibn Dinar, who is awoken to the spiritual reality by a voice from the unseen; and Habib Ra’i, whose sheep are looked after by his wolf. The book is a rich store of anecdotes. Stories built around their lives arouse the interest of the reader. Their words of wisdom help one in inner awakening.

An important theme that runs through the book is strictly practising the outward observances of Islamic injunctions. A great upholder of the sacred law, Ali Hujwiri expalins clearly that no God-seeker – not even one who attains the supreme degree of spiritual advancement – is above the commands of the Qur’an and Sunna. A true Sufi is, in the eyes of Ali Hujwiri, only the one who has held fast to the embrace of the Holy Prophet, and has observed the outward forms of devotion which are incumbent on every Muslim; he must follow the path of the inner spiritual truth of mysticism and Sharia Law; they should not be separated from each other. “The Law without the Truth,” says Hujwiri, “is ostentation, and the Truth without the Law is hypocrisy. Their mutual relation may be compared to that of body and spirit: when the spirit departs from the body, the living body becomes a corpse, and the spirit vanishes like wind. The Moslem profession of faith includes both: the words, ‘There is no God but Allah,’ are the Truth, and the words, ‘Mohammed is the Apostle of Allah,’ are the Law; anyone who denies the Truth is an infidel, and any one who rejects the Law is a heretic.”

Kashf-ul-Mahjub is a powerful and persuasive writing. The authenticity of the book appeals equally to spiritualists and formalists; its material comes from the primary sources of Islamic law. Hundreds of Qur’anic verses plus traditions elevate the rank of the book. What the Qur’an preaches and the Prophet experiences, an aspirant to Sufism puts into practice.

R A Nicholson, an eminent English Orientalist, writes in the preface of Kashf-ul-Mahjub, which he rendered into English: “It … has the merit … of bringing us into immediate touch with the author himself, his views, experiences, and adventures, while incidentally it throws light on the manners of dervishes in various parts of the Moslem world. His exposition of the Sufi doctrine and practice is distinguished not only by wide learning and firsthand knowledge but also by the strongly personal character impressed on everything he writes.”

The name itself explains the function of the book: it raises the curtain of heedlessness. The book has been recommended by scholars and sufi masters as a guide for developing positive personality traits. Awliya Allah have paid homage to the book in different words: it a guide for the novice and beacon light for master-sailors; comprehensive advice; a unique book and a perfect guide; instrumental to the discovery of a perfect guide. In her book “Muslim Saints of South Asia: The Eleventh to Fifteenth Centuries”, Anna Suvorova holds that Allama’s Iqbal’s verse ‘The fame of the Truth was exalted by his words’, probably alludes to Kashf-ul-Mahjub.

On certain issues the author quotes earlier authors and analysizes their ideas before giving his own opinion. His commentary on such occasions shows us the depth of knowledge with which the Lord blessed him. Many moral lessons of mysticism are illustrated by examples from the writer’s own experience on the path of enlightenment. Also, in order to illustrate his point, at times he relates stories of contemporary and past sufi masters.

Some moral and faith-inspiring stories and states are quoted below from Kashf-ul-Mahjub. We must allow the venerable mystic to speak directly to the reader, to instruct.

Illustrating the rules of companionship, he gave the following anecdote. It is related that a man prayed, while he was circumambulating the Ka’ba, “O Allah, make my brethren good!” On being asked why he did not implore a blessing for himself in such a place, he replied: “I have brethren to whom I shall return. If they are good, I shall be good with them, and if they are wicked, I shall be wicked with them.”

Here is another story which tells us the fruit of sincere obedience to Allah. A devout man cares so much about others… A man came to the house of Imam Hasan ibn Ali and said that he owed four hundred dirhems. Imam Hasan gave him four hundred dinars and went into the house, weeping. People asked him why he wept. He answered: “I have been negligent in making inquiry into the circumstances of this man, and have reduced him to the humiliation of begging.”

Abu Sahl never put alms into the hand of a dervish, and always used to lay on the ground anything that he gave. “Worldly goods,” he said, “are too worthless to be placed in the hand of a Moslem, so that my hand should be the upper and his, the lower.”

All the three preceding stories from Kashf-ul-Mahjub are very much relevant to our turbulent time. In recent years, some fanatics have emerged who, in the name of religion, do away with the lives of others. But the above mentioned are the friends of Allah, His favourites, who do not like even to hurt the dignity of others. Their life is devoted the betterment of human beings. Undoubtedly, they have done a great service to the cause of Islam. Islam’s message is peace, harmony, love and tolerance, and this was the basis of spreading Islam in the subcontinent and the whole world over. Sufi saints and their works are an embodiment of this message.

Urdu:

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English:

Unveiling the Veiled – R. A. Nicholson’s 1911 Translation (Zia-ul-Quran Publisher)

Revelation of Mystery – 1 (Translation by M. Ashraf Javed)

Revelation of Mystery – 2 (Translation by M. Ashraf Javed)

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Download Free Urdu Ebook Gaye Dino Ke Sooraj by Javed Chaudhry

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 20:49:22 +0000

Exclusive: BahsaoorPakistan present another great book for its Urdu Loving readers for Free!!!

“Gaye Dino Ke Suraj” comprises interviews, and essays of the early days of the journalism career of Javed Chaudhry. Featuring personalities like Mumtaz Mufti, Prof. Ahmed Rafique Akhtar, Altaf Gohar, Ataul Haq Qasmi, Mrs. Shaqiqa Ziaul Haq, Shamim Quireshi, Dr. Iqbal Wahla, Faiz Ahmed Faiz & Liaquat Ali Khan, While several Interesting research reports on various topics like Budget, Drugs, Jinns, and Kitchens of the rulers. Surely this book is a must read.

Regarded as Best Urdu Columnist, Javed Chaudhary is undoubtedly one of the most prominent journalists of Pakistan. Many domestic and international surveys have established that his column titled Zero Point is the most read column in Pakistan. A proof of his popularity is that Zero Point-I, the first collection-book of his columns has been reprinted in 72 editions since 2000 while the second book, “Zero Point-II, published in 2005, has already gone through 37 editions. Both these books and also Zero Point-III, IV V and VI are the current best sellers in Pakistan, which is another acid test of Mr. Chaudhry’s popularity among the masses.

All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) declared him the Best Columnist in 1997 and 1998. The Government of Pakistan awarded him with an ?Excellency Award? in 1998 for his outstanding performance in national journalism. He has, over the years, emerged as one of the most popular opinion makers in Pakistan and has been contributing his intellects to the vernacular press. With his distinctive writing style, he has raised many issues of social, political and economic importance and succeeded in leaving a mark on the thinking of his readers.

A career journalist, Javed Chaudhry has held many positions in the national press. In 1997, he joined Daily Jang, as a columnist. In 2006, Javed Chaudhry joined Daily Express and is one of the leading members of the daily newspaper’s team of Columnists. He is also the anchor of a popular TV current affairs program “Kal Tak”. According to latest opinion poll surveys, the TV program Kal Tak ranks among the top three current affairs programs in Pakistan. He has also attended prestigious institutions like Columbia University and John Hopkins University for courses on Media Management, Creative Writing, and Opinion Building. Mr. Chaudhary is also a personal trainer and delivers lectures on talent discovery and modern media related fields. He is on the panel of many national universities to hone the leadership skills among the youth. Many apex national institutions, including National Police Academy and Civil Services Academy, regularly invite him for his lectures & analysis on matters of national and international importance.

The other 6 books are the collection of his columns published in Daily Jang and Daily Express, while “Kal Tak” is a book which is a collection of contents taken from TV Show “Kal Tak – Javed Chaudhry Ke Sath”.

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Download Urdu Novel Main Ne Khwabon Ka Shajar Dekha Hai by Umera Ahmed

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 23:19:49 +0000

A story of envy and jealousy from Umera Ahmed

Umera Ahmed (born in 10,December 1974 in Sialkot) is an Urdu novelist and screenplay writer who is mostly popular for writing Peer-e-Kamil. Umera Ahmed first published her stories in monthly Urdu digests such as Khawateen Digest and Shua’h. Her stories are still published in episodic format every month in various digests, and are eventually released as separate novels. Her novels Man-o-Salwa, Lahasil and Amar Bail have been adapted into drama series and aired on Hum TV. She is a teacher at Army Public College in Sialkot.Her most impressive work was Peer-e-Kamil , her work is mostly an initiative to correct the corrupting society.

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Download Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay by Umera Ahmed – Urdu Novel

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 23:15:02 +0000

When life takes unusual turns….

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Download Sehar Ek Ista’ara Hai by Umera Ahmed – Free Urdu Ebook

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 23:14:03 +0000

To Love &Having Faith…. another brilliant short story by Umera Ahmed

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Anniversary Special Download: Ali Pur Ka Aili by Mumtaz Mufti (Urdu)

Naveed Taj Ghouri — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 18:58:36 +0000

Ali Pur Ka Aili is the 1961 autobiography of Mumtaz Mufti describing first phase of his life. Initially this book was taken as a novel but later it was revealed that it was in fact the story of his life. The later half of his life was presented in his book Alakh Nagri.

Mumtaz Mufti was born in Batala, Punjab, (now in India). He was a son of Mufti Muhammad Hussain and his first wife Sughra Khannum. He became a civil servant under British rule and started career as a school teacher. Soon after partition, he migrated to Pakistan with his family.

Mumtaz Mufti started writing Urdu short stories while working as a school teacher before partition. In the beginning of his literary career, he was considered a non-conformist writer having liberal views, who appeared influenced by Freud. His transformation from Liberalism to Sufism was due to his inspiration from Qudrat Ullah Shahab. All the same, he did manage to retain his individual accent and wrote on subjects which were frowned upon by the conservative elements in society.

The two phases of his life are witnessed by his autobiographies, Ali Pur Ka Ailee and Alakh Nagri. According to forewords mentioned in his later autobiography, Ali Pur Ka Aeeli is an account of a lover who challenged the social taboos of his times, and Alakh Nagri is an account of an acolyte who greatly influenced by the mysticism of Qudrat Ullah Shahab.

Mumtaz Mufti is one of the most famous Pakistani Urdu writer. His books (novels) earned a great deal of popularity. Alakh Nagri, Ali pur ka Aili, Labbaik and Talaash.

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