Lament by Shibli on the Collapse of the Islamic States
When the nations of Europe ignited the flames of the Balkan War in 1912, the entire Indian subcontinent…
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I am a Coward and an Ally of the Arabs
It has reached me that one Arab said to his brother: "If you do not ride your horse…
Introduction
All praise is due to Allah, Who taught by the pen, taught man that which he knew not.…
The Study of the Masnavi in the Indian Subcontinent
Mawlana Jalal al-Din Rumi (604/1207–672/1273) was not only a great poet of Persian literature but also a profound…
Is Analogy/Comparison a Proof?
Analogy (تشبیہ) refers to equating one thing with another, such as saying: "Maulana Azad’s prose is as sweet…
The One Who Assumes a Hidden Identity
Two birds sat on the branch of a large tree, singing and glorifying their Lord. As they enjoyed…
Studying Arabic Literary Works
Today, the students of Al-Salam Institute asked me about the sequence they should follow in studying Arabic literary…
Do Not Call Him a Nameless Deceased
Disclaimer This article has been translated by AI for accessibility purposes. For the original Urdu text, please refer…
Who is the one I like the most?
It is not the radiant glow of a moon-like forehead, Nor the flowing dark tresses cascading gracefully on…
Yusuf and Zulaikha
Source: Translated from the original Arabic article by Dr. Mohammad Akram Nadwi Disclaimer: This translation has been done…