Altaf hussain hali biography of albert

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(Note: "Sanskrit" is a reference to ancient languages, including Pali)

"Rig-Veda" (Sanskrit, BC) [p] ++
"Yajurveda" (Sanskrit, BC) [p]
"Atharvaveda" (Sanskrit, BC) [p]
"Upanishads" (Sanskrit, BC) [h]
"Kautiliya Arthasastra" (Sanskrit, 4## BC) [h]
Bhasa (Sanskrit, 3## BC): "Svapnavasavadatta/ The Vision of Vasavadatta" (3##) [t] +
"Tipitaka" (Sanskrit, BC)
"Ettuttokoi/ Ettuthokai" (Tamil, BC) [p]
Gunadhya (Sanskrit, 1## BC): "Baddakaha/Brhatkatha" (1## BC) +
Umasvamin (Sanskrit, 1## BC): "Tattvarthadhigama-Sutra" (1## BC) [p]
"Hala Satavahana" (Sanskrit, 1## BC): "Gathasaptashathi" (1##) [p]
Maharshi Valmiki (Sanskrit, ##): "Ramayana" (1## BC) [p] ++
Asvaghosa (Sanskrit, 8#): "Buddhacharita" (1##) [p] +
Tiruvalluvar (Tamil, 1##): "Thirukkural/ Kural" (1##) [p] +
"Gandavyuha/ Entry into the Realm of Reality (from the Avatamsaka Sutra)" (Sanskrit, 1##)
"Harivamsa" (Sanskrit, 4##) [p]
Nagarjuna (Sanskrit, 15#): "Mulamadhyamakakarika/ Fundamental Verses on the Middle Wa

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ISLAMABAD: pionjär of contemporary Urdu literature Maulana Altaf Hussain Hali was remembered here Saturday on th death anniversary in the literary circles.

He was simultaneously a poet, prose writer, critic, biographer and reformer of the nation, who felt the changing demands of life at the literary and social level.

Altaf Hussain Hali was born in Panipat, where he also received his early education. On coming to Delhi, he learnt Arabic and Persian and received support from two major poets, Ghalib and Shefta.

Hali paid serious attention to Mohammad Hussain Azad’s call for the reforming Urdu poem and Sir Syed Ahmad Khan’s call for rationalism in social, political and educational matters of the Muslims in particular.

His notable works include Muqaddama-i-Sher-o-shairi, Madd-o-jazar-e Islam, Tiryaaq-e Masmoom, Majaalisu-n-Nisa, Tabaqaat-ul Arz and biographies of Persian poet Sadi, Sir Syed and Ghalib.

Altaf Hussain Hali died in

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Author: Dr. Mohsin Aziz

Anjuman-i-Islam, Mumbai, is perhaps the oldest and largest Muslim Institution working in the field of modern education in India. It was founded in (a year before Sir Syed established Madrasatul Uloom in at Aligarh) by a small group of highly educated and wealthy Muslims from the then Bombay led by Badruddin Tayabji. The group gathered at Badruddin Tayabji&#;s house and the blueprint was prepared. The gathering included the three founders of Anjuman-i-Islam: Badruddin Tayabji, Camruddin Tayabji and Philanthropist Nakhuda Mohammed Ali Roghay. Besides these social worker Munshi Ghulam Mohammed and few others were also present. The group decided to start a school. Munshi Ghulam Mohammed had already travelled to North Indian cities such as Delhi and Lahore where Muslims had already established schools named Anjuman, hence the inspiration to name it Anjuman I Islam. Money was also collected for the purpose on the occasion. Out of the total