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Connection of author’s family members with Kazipet Jagir (Hyderabad India)

When my grand dad Shaikh Dawood reached Kazipet Jagir on his transfer from other place and he was attracted by the teachings of Sufi centre at Kazipet Jagir during the period of Hazrat Syed Shah Sarwar Biabani (R.A.) the successor and son of great Sufi master Hazrat Syed Shah Afzal Biabani (R.A.) When my grand dad became his disciple he left immediately the following things.

1 .He left his superior job in the police department.
2. He left his native place of Medak.
3. He left his big house in Medak.

Due to kindness and favor of Hazrat Syed Shah Sarwar Biabani (R.A.) my grand dad had got the job of Muntazim Dargah Sharif (supervisor) and a plot of land of 1000 yards in the centre of Kazipet Jagir. On this plot my grand dad had constructed a big house ( Gulshan Manzil) on 500 yards and one big garden on 500 yards. At Kazipet Jagir my dad Mohammed Afzal and my brother Mohammed Abdus Samad and my self Mohammed Abdul Hafeez and my sister Meher Unisa born there.

In Kazipet my father married to Akthar Begum daughter of Mr. Abdul Majeed from Bidar district who was working at that time in the education department.

After many years of service at Kazipet Dargah Sharif (shrine ) with great fame and good name my grand dad passed away and upon his death our big house was deserted as all members of our family migrated to Hyderabad and some other places but my grand mom stayed in the big house lonely with her maid servant as she never think to leave the place of his great Sufi master . Upon living many years there she had been shifted to Hyderabad when she became ill due to the fracture on her foot but due to her great love for the great Sufi centre at Kazipet Jagir upon her death we had taken her dead body to Kazipet Jagir from Hyderabad and she was buried at the back side of tomb of her Murshid Syed Shah Sarwar Biabani.R.A.

During the 1986 I had tried my best to re-settle my family members from Hyderabad to Kazipet Jagir but I was not successful in this matter as my son's (Mohammed Abdul Wasi Rabbani) application for admission in St. Gabriel school Fatima Nagar was not accepted there due to late submission. We are staying at Hyderabad with our family members but we never miss any chance to visit the holy shrine of Hazrat Syed Shah Afzal Biabani R.A.. and Hazrat Syed Shah Sarwar Biabani R.A. at Kazipet Jagir on regular basis.
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Aqlim Hind ke hain Qutub mere
Sarkar Syed Shah Afzal Shah Afzal Biabani
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Mohammed Abdul Hafeez B.Com.
Translator of book Muslim Saints and Mystics
(Tadhikaratal Awliya ) by Farid Eldin Attar.
Email ; hafeeanwar@yahoo.com
Hyderabad. India.
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Mr David E. Rosenbaum & Muslim Saints & Mytics

Mr. David E. Rosenbaum and Muslim Saints and Mystics


TADHKIRATAL-AULIYABY Sheikh Farid-AL-Din Attar

Introduction

Shaikh Farid Al-din Attar is considered one of the
preeminent mystical poets of the Persian literary
tradition. The duration of his life is uncertain,
though he can be placed in the 12th and 13th centuries
C.E. born in Nishapur in what is today Iran.
Attar apparently was a pharmacist but little
information about his personal life is known. During
his lifetime he is believed to have written
approximately 9 books, including such famous works as
The Manteq Al-Tayr (The Conference of the Birds) and
The Ilahi-Nama (The book of God)

Tadhkiratal-Auliya (Muslim Saints and Mystics) is
considered world famous classical book of Persian
literature which printed and re-printed in many
countries.

An abridgement, translated by A.J. Arberry, of
Attar's only known prose work Tadhkirat Al-Auliya
(TheMemorial of the Saints) which he worked on
throughout much of his life and which was available
publicly before his death. Arberry's translation is an
abridgement.

The entry on HAZRAT Owaise Al-Qarani (R.A.)
and some other chapters translated by me
which were omitted in Arberry's text
are added on the below web site. In Tadhkiratal-Auliya
Sheikh Farid-Al-Din Attar (R.A.) wrote
many chapters briefly but in those chapters there is
full information and details of the titles are
available . His style of writing is most interesting
and for this reason the readers will remember the
above chapters from the above great book for a longer
time .

Due to many great chapters this book is very
famous through out the world and its translations
are available in many languages of the world.

Thanks to Mr. David E. Rosenbaum of New York Times

The second chapter Hazrat Owaise Al-Qarani (R.A.)
was published on the following web site
by Mr. David E. Rosenbaum as he
was the editor of the below web site.
Mr David E. Rosenbaum's publication note about the
entry on Hazrat Owasie Al Qarni ( R.A.)
Muslim Saints and Mystics is an abridgement,
translated by A.J. Arberry, of Attar's only known
prose work: Tadhkirat al-Auliya (The Memorial of the
Saints), which he worked on throughout much of his
life and which was available publicly before his
death. In what is considered the most compelling entry
in this book, Attar relates the story of the execution
of Hallaj, the mystic who had uttered the words "I am
the Truth" in a state of ecstatic contemplation.
Arberry's translation is an abridgement; the entry on
Hazrat Owaise al-Qarani (R.A.) translated
by Mohammed A. HafeezB.Com., omitted in
Arberry's text, is included at the
following link: Owaise al-Qarani.
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2. Owaise of Qarni (PDF)
will create 70,000 angels same as Owaise of Qarni
(clone) and when ... Owaise of Qarni told him to stay
there and he went away and ...

www.omphaloskepsis.com/ebooks/pdf/Owaise.pdf[
- 113k -
View as html - More from this site -Save
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On the Friday night of Jan. 6, 2006 in Northwest
Washington, when New York Times reporter Mr. David E.
Rosenbaum was beaten, robbed and dispatched to his
death.

But in the course of history of the book Tadhkirat
Al-Auliya ( Muslim Saints & Mystics ) the name of Mr.
David E. Rosenbaum will be remembered always as he had
published the above article with the special note with
the following details.
1. Some details about the life of Shaikh Farid Al-din
Attar (R.A.).

2. The details of the works by Shaikh Farid Al-din
Attar (R.A.)

3. He introduced the translator ( Muhammed A.
Hafeez B.Com. ) and his work of translation of the
second main chapter Hazrat Owaise of Qarni (R.A.) from the above
book.
The above second episode from Tadhkirat Al-Auliya (Muslim
Saints & Mystics ) by Shaikh Farid Al-din Attar
translated from Urdu to English by
Muhammed A. Hafeez, B.Com.
Email: hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
H.No. 16-11-16/1/21,
Saleemnagar colony,
Al-Madina cottage,
Hyderabad-36,
I n d i a.
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REFERENCE BOOKS

1. Tadhkirat Al-Auliya ( Muslim Saints and Mystics) by
Sheikh Farid-Al-din Attar, Urdu translation published
by Majedi Book Depot, Kanpur, India, in the year 1383
A.H.
2. Tadhkirat Al-Auliya ( Muslim Saints and Mystics) by
Sheikh Farid-Al-din Attar, Urdu translation published
by Anwar Book Depot, Delhi India.
3. Masnavi , Jalal Al-din Rumi .
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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIABANI.
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Reg book Tadhkirtal al-Awiyah

Reg ; book Tadhirtal al-Awliyah

Dear All

Assalam Alaikum


For the benefits of the readers throughout the globe the following book
0f great fame is uploaded on the below website for free access in the
complete shape in one part upon the success of its publication in two parts.

May I request the readers to read the great book of Farid Al Din Attar
for which I shall be highly obliged to the readers of the web site.

Jazah Kaallah Khairan

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Title: Tadhkirtal al-Awliyah

Category: Religion & Spirituality

Description: Muslim Saints and Mystics is an abridgement,
translated by A.J. Arberry, of Attar's only known prose work:
Tadhkirat al-Auliya (The Memorial of the Saints), which he
worked on throughout much of his life and which was available
publicly before his death. In what is considered the most
compelling entry in this book, Attar relates the story of the
execution of Hallaj, the mystic who had uttered the words
“I am the Truth” in a state of ecstatic contemplation. Arberry's
translation is an abridgement; the entry on Owaise al-Qarani
translated by Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.,
omitted in Arberry's text, is included at the following link: www.omphaloskepsis.com/ebooks/pdf/Owaise.pdf.

Reg : Book Tadhkirtal al-Awliyah

In this book 58 episodes are available on the below web site

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YA HAQ

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Translated from Urdu to English by
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India.
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
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Aqlim Hind ke hain Qutub mere
Sarkar Syed Shah Afzal Biabani
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Reg book Tadhkirtal al-Awliyah

Reg ; book tadhirtal al-Awliyah

Dear All

Assalam Alaikum


For the benefits of the readers throughout the globe the following
book 0f great fame is uploaded on the below website for free access
in the complete shape in one part upon the success of its publication
in two parts.

May I request the readers to read the great book of Farid Al Din Attar
for which I shall be highly obliged to the readers of the web site.

Jazah Kaallah Khairan

===========================

Title: Tadhkirtal al-Awliyah

Category: Religion & Spirituality

Description: Muslim Saints and Mystics is an abridgement translated by A.J. Arberry, of Attar's only known prose work Tadhkirat al-Auliya (The Memorial of the Saints), which he worked on throughout much of his life and which was available publicly before his death. In what is considered the most[compelling entry in this book, Attar relates the story of the execution of Hallaj, the mystic who had uttered the words,'sans-serif'] “I am the Truth” in a state of ecstatic contemplation. Arberry's translation is an abridgement; the entry on Owaise al-Qarani [translated by Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com. omitted in Arberry's text, is included at the following link: www.omphaloskepsis.com/ebooks/pdf/Owaise.pdf.

and in this book total 58 missing episodes are available.

http://www.calameo.com...aa925


YA HAQ
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Translated from Urdu to English by
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India.
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
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Tadhkirtal Auliya Part II in Hindi

Tadhkirtal Auliya Part II in Hindi
REG BOOK MUSLIM SAINTS AND MYSTICS PART II IN Hindi

DEAR ALL


ASSALAM ALAIKUM


FOR THE BENEFITS OF THE READERS THROUGHOUT GLOBE THE FOLLOWING BOOK 0F
GREAT FAME IS UPLOADED ON THE BELOW WEBSITE FOR FREE ACCESS.

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MAY I REQUEST THE READERS TO READ THE GREAT BOOK OF FARID AL DIN ATTAR FOR
WHICHI SHALL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED TO THE READERS OF THE WEB SITE.

JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
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YA HAQ

Translated from Urdu to English by

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Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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REG BOOK MUSLIM SAINTS AND MYSTICS PART II IN Russian

DEAR ALL


ASSALAM ALAIKUM


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WHICHI SHALL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED TO THE READERS OF THE WEB SITE.

JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
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YA HAQ

Translated from Urdu to English by

==============================
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
===========================



YA HAQ

Translated from Urdu to English by

==============================
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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DEAR ALL


ASSALAM ALAIKUM


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JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
===========================



YA HAQ

Translated from Urdu to English by

==============================
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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REG BOOK MUSLIM SAINTS AND MYSTICS PART II IN ENGLISG

DEAR ALL

ASSALAM ALAIKUM

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0F GREAT FAME IS UPLOADED ON THE BELOW WEBSITE FOR FREE ACCESS.

MAY I REQUEST THE READERS TO READ THE GREAT BOOK OF FARID AL DIN
ATTAR FOR WHICH I SHALL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED TO THE READERS OF THE WEB SITE.

JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
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YA HAQ


Translated from Urdu to English by
=======================
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India.
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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Tadhkirtal Auliya Part III in French

Tadhkirtal Auliya Part Iii In French​

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MAY I REQUEST THE READERS TO READ THE GREAT BOOK OF FARID AL DIN ATTAR FOR WHICHI SHALL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED TO THE READERS OF THE WEB SITE.​

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YA HAQ​

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Translated from Urdu to English by​

Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, IndiaEmail : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com​

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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The status of Tipu Sultan The Tiger of Mysore

THE STATUS OF TIPU SULTAN, THE TIGER OF MYSORE

This small article only describes the status of Tipu Sultan, the tiger of Mysore. It does not cover his other great successes and war victories which he fought bravely against the British
kingdom.

The red flag on his tomb, over his grave in Srirangapatnam reminds every one that the tiger's life of one minute is better than the jackal's life of 1000 years. The future generations will remember this great martyr, who is still living in the hearts of the people and will remain in their heart always, as the martyr never die and remain alive always. It is said that there is a divine help and food available for them. Due to such
greatness and martyrdom, daily great number of people arevisiting his grand tomb to shed their tears and to pay respectand tribute to this great warrior of the world history.

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Reference book :
Nasim Hijazi's Urdu novel Aur Talwar Toot Gai
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Translated from Urdu to English by:
Muhammed A. Hafeez, B.COM.
Email: hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
Hyderabad-36, (India).
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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SYED SHAH AFZAL BIABANI.
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God was willing to help.....

God was willing to help the Mysoreans but they have missed that chance.

The corpse was placed respectfully in the grave. At that time there was severe thundering in the sky. People were very afraid of it. The British army was ordered for the gun salute but the sound of the guns was not heard clearly because of the thundering of clouds. It seemed that the sky was making arrangement to welcome the soul of great Tipu Sultan.

The darkness in the atmosphere and the thundering of lightening increased and due to this the houses and doors started shaking in the city. General Meadows, Major Beatson and Ellen had descried this black storm in their diaries in which they had written that lightening had fallen on some parts of city of Srirangapatnam as well on the British army camp of Bombay in which two soldiers were dead and a large number of soldiers were severally wounded. The treacherous, who were in the procession under the custody of the British soldiers, were very afraid of this. Immediately after the funeral started the heavy rain and the streets and bazaars of Srirangapatnam were full of water.

After some time some officers and soldiers of the Mysorean army noticed the flood in the river Kaveri.

An old army officer wept loudly and said, I have not seen such a flood in the river Kaveri in the first week of May ever in my life. Oh!Treacherous of Mysore, you should have waited for one more day as the God was willing to help us but you have missed that chance. On that day if you had not opened the doors of Srirangapatnam then we could have defeated the enemy without wasting our single bullet.

He then said, Oh! My friends, for this day the Sultan was waiting. How unfortunate we are that the clouds which would have witnessed our success, they are washing the tears of our defeated soldiers.

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Reference book :
Nasim Hijazi's Urdu novel Aur Talwar Toot Gai
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Translated from Urdu to English by:
Muhammed A. Hafeez, B.COM.
Email: hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
Hyderabad-36, (India).
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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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Goden Words of Wisdom

 

My Introduction By Mr David Rosenbaum Of New York Times

MY INTRODUCTON BY MR DAVID ROSENBAUM OF NEW YORK TIMES.

Farid al-Din Attar is considered one of the pre-eminent mystical poets of the Persian literary tradition. The duration of his life is uncertain, though he can be placed in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries C.E. Born in Nishapur in what is today Iran, Attar apparently was a pharmacist, but little information about his personal life is known. During his lifetime he is believed to have written approximately nine books, including such famous works as the Mantiq al-Tayr (The Conference of the Birds) and the Ilahi-Nama (The Book of God).

Muslim Saints and Mystics is an abridgement, translated by A. J. Arberry, of Attar’s only known prose work, Tadhkerat al-Awliya, which he worked on throughout much of his life and which was available publicly before Arberry’s death. In what is considered the most compelling entry in this book, Attar relates the story of the execution of Hallaj, the mystic who had uttered the words, ‘I am the Truth’ in a state of ecstatic contemplation. Arberry’s translation is an abridgement; the entry on Owaise al-Qarani translated by Mohammed Abdul Hafeez B.com., Hyderabad India , omitted in Arberry’s text, is available at the following link: Owaise al-Qarani.​

Website on which the second episode is available
Owaise of Qarni
113k - Adobe PDF - View as html
Owaise of Qarni, trans. from Urdu to English by Mohammed Abdul Hafeez B.Com., Hyderabad, India. ​

www.omphaloskepsis.com....pdf. ​

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Translated from Urdu to English by
Muhammed A. Hafeez, B.COM.
Hyderabad-36, (India)
EMAIL : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
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Tadhkirtal Auliya Part Ii In French

REG BOOK MUSLIM SAINTS AND MYSTICS PART II

IN FRENCH.

DEAR ALL​

ASSALAM ALAIKUM​

FOR THE BENEFITS OF THE READERS THROUGHOUT GLOBE
THE FOLLOWING BOOK 0F GREAT FAME AND POUPLARITY IS UPLOADED ON THE BELOW WEBSITE FOR FREE ACCESS.
MAY I REQUEST THE READERS TO READ THE GREAT BOOK OF FARID AL DIN ATTAR FOR WHICH I SHALL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED TO THE READERS OF THE WEB SITE.​

JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
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Title: MUSLIM SAINTS AND MSYTICS PART II​

Category: Religion & Spirituality
Description: Muslim Saints and Mystics is an abridgement, translated by A.J. Arberry, of Attar's only known prose work: Tadhkirat al-Auliya (The Memorial of the Saints), which he worked on throughout much of his life and which was available publicly before his death. In what is considered the most compelling entry in this book, Attar relates the story of the execution of Hallaj, the mystic who had uttered the words “I am the Truth” in a state of ecstatic contemplation. Arberry's translation is an abridgement; the entry on Owaise al-Qarani translated by Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, omitted in Arberry's text, is included at the following link: Owaise al-Qarani and in this book total 55 missing episodes available.​

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http://en.calameo.com...965f7​

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YA HAQ​

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Translated from Urdu to English by
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India.
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com​

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AQLIM HIND KE HAIN QUTUB MERE
SARKAR SHAH AFZAL BIA BANI
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Tadhkirtal Auliya Part Iii In English

REG MY BOOK TADHKIRATAL AULIYA PART III IN ENGLISH

DEAR ALL

ASSALAM ALAIKUM​

FOR THE BENEFITS OF THE READERS THROUGHOUT GLOBE THE FOLLOWING BOOK 0F GREAT FAME AND POUPLARITY IS UPLOADED ON THE BELOW WEBSITE FOR FREE ACCESS.MAY I REQUEST THE READERS TO READ THE GREAT BOOK OF FARID AL DIN ATTAR FOR WHICHI SHALL BE HIGHLY OBLIGED TO THE
READERS OF THE WEB SITE.​

JAZAH KAALLAH KHAIRAN
===========================​

Muslim Saints and Mystics is an abridgement, translated by A.J. Arberry, of Attar's only known prose work: Tadhkirat al-Auliya (The Memorial of the Saints), which he worked on throughout much of his life and which was available publicly before his death. In what is considered the most compelling entry in this book, Attar relates the story of the execution of Hallaj, the mystic who had uttered the words “I am the Truth” in a state of ecstatic contemplation. Arberry's translation is an abridgement; the entry on Owaise al-Qarani translated by Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, omitted in Arberry's text, is included at the following link: Owaise al-Qarani and in this book total 55 missing episodes are available. ​

http://en.calameo.com...aa925​

YA HAQ
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Translated from Urdu to English by
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez, B.Com.
TRANSLATOR OF TADHIRTAL AULIYA
Hyderabad, India.
Email : hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
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The Night In Srirangapatnam after Death Of Tipu Sultan

The night in Srirangapatnam after death of Tipu Sultan

In the midnight, Mir Qamar-ud-Din, Pornia, and Badar-Uz-zaman were sitting in front of the palace of Sultan and were talking with English army officers. Some soldiers were around them and were holding torches in their hands. At that time Mir Nadeem came over and cried, Now I got the correct information about Tipu Sultan that his dead body is there in front of north gate of the Fort under the pile of other dead bodies. So please follow me upto there. All of them followed him and they reached that place where there were many dead bodies. On the order of British officers, all dead bodies were checked one by one. When they were doing so, one English soldier touched the hand of a corpse when his hand hit with some hard metal and the turban from corpse head had fallen down. The black long hair covered the face were open. The English soldier explained the details to his officer. When they brought the torches closer, they found a womens corpse who was wearing golden bracelets in her hands. They found another womens corpse, which was badly injured with many bullets. Pornia took torch from the soldier, carefully watched that woman and recognised her. The English officers asked him, Are you able to recognise her? Pornia said, Yes, she is an orphan Hindu girl and her father was died in the last war. The Sultan had adopted her as his daughter.And who is another woman?, asked English Officers. I do not know about her. May be she belongs to the royal family., replied Pornia.
After some time all the corpses were checked. When they saw the body of Sultan Tipu they were silent. Sultans dress was full of bloodstains but his face was full of grandeur and grace. In his hand was handle of his broken sword and his dress was same like his other army officers but his turban was different from others. Sultans turban fell down from his corpse. Badar-uz-Zaman had taken that turban. One English officer asked him, Is this Tipu Sultan? Mir Qamar-ud-Din replied in low voice, Yes, congratulations for the victory. One English soldier cried, He is alive. So some persons pointed their guns towards the body of Tipu Sultan. One English officer came forward, checked the pulse of Sultan, put his hand on the chest of Sultan and said, He is dead. Badar-uz-Zaman looked at the Sultan[/font][FONT='Arial Unicode MS','sans-serif']�[/font][FONT='Verdana','sans-serif']s turban, touched it to his eyes with great respect and[/font][FONT='Verdana','sans-serif'] said, We are his murders and not all of you. We had murdered him and our coming generations will put flowers of respect on his grave.

The English officer told Qamar-ud-Din that they are grateful to him and asked him to do arrangement to send the corpse in palki to the palace. He informed General Harris. After some time there were slogans of victory from all the corners of the Fort and with great joy and happiness the English soldiers moved to the houses of Mysorean people for plundering and looting. The other groups of British army, who were searching the Sultan, also followed them in looting and plundering the peoples properties and killing the innocent men and women. That night turned into a black night for the inhabitants of the Mysore city. There were cries from thousand of daughters of this nation but there was no reply for it. Due to the misdeeds of Mir Sadiq and others, all such things happened. The mother who had nourished with her milk to Mir Sadiq, the treacherous, was also ashamed. No house of Srirangapatnam was safe and secure from the brutality of the English army. The treacherous, who had helped Mir Sadiq, Pornia, Qamar-ud-Din and Moin-ud-Din were then thinking that they had not only sold away the freedom of Mysore but also they had sold the respect and value of their daughters and women. The soldiers of Sultan killed Mir Sadiq and Mir Moin-ud-Din before they received their reward of treachery from their foreign lords.
Their souls must be watching the misdeeds of British army doing wrong in their houses for whom they had made the way of entry to the city of Srirangapatnam. Their daughters and women were in distress condition due to the misdeeds of the drunkard soldiers. Those women cried and appealed as follows.
I am wife of Mir Sadiq. I am his sister. I am his daughter. This is the house of Mir Moin-ud-Din and he was friend of Lord Welsly. General Harris knew him very well and you can see his corpse in the other room. The people had killed him because he was a friend of the British army, so you should not do harm to the families of the faithful persons to East India Company and to the daughters and women of the nation.
I am son of Mir Moin-ud-Din and these are my sisters and this is my wife, please take me to General Harris. But there was no reply from the soldiers except their laugh and cruel misdeeds. The soldiers of Sultans army, who were disappointed with the result of war, started protecting their houses against the cruel deeds of the British soldiers who were drunk and were very busy in the evil deeds of looting and plundering. There was stream of Blood in the streets and bazaars of the city.
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Reference from:
Nasim Hijazi's Urdu novel 'Aur Talwar Toot Gai'.
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Translated from Urdu to English
by
Muhammed A. Hafeez, B.COM.
Email: hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
Hyderabad-36,
(India).
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Tipu Sultan



TIPU SULTAN

Tipu Sultan reached the door of Fort of Srirangapatnam with his bodyguards and troops on 4th May 1799 for the fourth Mysore war. Due to his appearance there was a great encouragement for his soldiers who were fighting inside of the north gate and outside of fort walls. They attacked with great force on the army of the enemy. The Sultan got down from his horse and joined the first line of the military group. Immediately he was in the middle of many Mysorean military groups, safe and protected. The soldiers were fighting without care of their lives. By this time the British army had occupied their positions at the fort walls. The firing from the upper side was causing difficulties to the soldiers of Sultan who were fighting on the ground. The officers who were treacherous were absent from duty on that front, but this was not a problem for the soldiers of Sultan because the leader of their respect and freedom was with them. They forgot that the enemy had finished his journey of weeks and months in the shortest possible time and they had entered Srirangapatnam due to misdeeds of treacherous. So, it was not war but it was a treachery against the brave pillar of India, who stood against the colonial powers in India when all the local rulers had supported them. The soldiers of Sultan forgot that there was a rain of bullets on them and they also knew well that their great leader, who showed them the great way in their lives for freedom and respect, was at the door of the death. Sultan was wounded severally. The wounded soldiers of Sultan were feeling happy with their wounds on their chests. They were watching the brave face of the death. The blood of the Sultan was falling on the soil of Srirangapatnam. When the second bullet hit the Sultan there was weakness on the face of the tiger of Mysore, but he was still fighting bravely and many of his soldiers were also fighting with him without caring for their lives.

Inside the trench there were large number of dead bodies of the enemy. Thousands of British, who were wounded severally, were dying. The firing from two sides on the walls of fort was very severe. Regarding the Mysorean soldiers, number of death crossed thousands. When the condition of Sultan became very serious due to wounds, then his bodyguards told the Sultan, “His Highness; now there is no other way except to surrender ourselves to the enemy?”

The Sultan replied, “No, for me the tiger’s life of one-minute is better than the jackal’s life of 1000 years.”

After some time, the Sultan and his officers rode on their horses and the Mysorean soldiers followed them. But when they reached the northern gate of the Fort they saw that some of the positions were in the control of the British enemy. A large number of soldiers, children, old persons and women were trying hard to go out of the Fort, but the British were pushing them inside the Fort with their guns and were forcing them to go to the backside of the Fort. When they saw the Mysorean army coming towards the gate, they started firing them. The firing was also started from the walls of Fort and a bullet hit the Sultan’s horse. It died on the spot. The Sultan fell on the ground and his turban also fell on the ground near him. But the Sultan was very brave, he tried and with great difficulty he was making himself stand when suddenly a bullet hit his chest. He fell on the ground again. A British soldier tried to open the belt of his sword but the Sultan was

still alive and he did not allow the soldier to take out the sword. It was an insult to the Sultan. He fought bravely and hit the soldier with his sword with his full force, but the soldier opposed with his gun. The Sultan’s sword hit the gun and it broke into two pieces. That soldier then raised his gun up, pointed it towards his head and made the fire. The sun of Mysore, who had shown the beautiful stages of freedom to the people of Mysore, had set. After three hours of sun set the British army captured the city of Srirangapatnam and its Fort. The army of Hyderabad then entered the city under the command of Mir Alam. Inside the city, there were dead bodies of about 12 thousands soldiers of Mysorean army, but the success of the British and the Nizam’s army was incomplete, because they could not find the dead body of the great Tipu Sultan. They searched each and every corner and place of the palace. With the help of treacherous they searched the houses of the faithful soldiers and friends of the Sultan. The young prince was frightened. The wounded and helpless persons were asked about the Sultan. The soldiers of Sultan who were on the different fronts were also asked about the body of Sultan but they could not reply in this matter. The soldiers who had seen their Sultan falling from the horse on the ground could not reply them correctly even though they were offered money and wealth. Some of the Sultan’s soldiers thought that Sultan was alive and was under the pile of dead bodies. They waited for the proper time to take out the Sultan from it. Others thought that he was dead but they did not pointed his dead body so the enemy could not find his dead body. [/font]

There were rumours that the Sultan was dead and his faithful followers had taken away his dead body. Some believed that Sultan had not died but he was wounded and disappeared and will come back again.He had left Srirangapatnam after the first attack between British and Hyderabad army troops and had reached prince Fateh Haider. He will make his head quarter at saraya or chital durg and will continue his attacks from there. These news not only created confusion among the army troops of British and Hyderabad but also to the treacherous who had sold the freedom of Mysore for the promises of land and wealth from their foreign lords. They were very much worried about their future when they had seen the fate of Mir Sadiq and Moin-ud-Din.

In the midnight, Mir Qamar-ud-Din, Pornia, and Badar-Uz-zaman were sitting in front of the palace of Sultan and were talking with English army officers. Some soldiers were around them and were holding torches in their hands. At that time Mir Nadeem came over and cried, “Now I got the correct information about Tipu Sultan that his dead body is there in front of north gate of the Fort under the pile of other dead bodies. So please follow me upto there.” All of them followed him and they reached that place where there were many dead bodies. On the order of British officers, all dead bodies were checked one by one. When they were doing so, one English soldier touched the hand of a corpse when his hand hit with some hard metal and the turban from corpse head had fallen down. The black long hair covered the face were open. The English soldier explained the details to his officer. When they brought the torches closer, they found a women’s corpse who was wearing golden bracelets in her hands. They found another women’s corpse, which was badly injured with many bullets. Pornia took torch from the soldier, carefully watched that woman and recognised her.

The English officers asked him, “Are you able to recognise her?” Pornia said, “Yes, she is an orphan Hindu girl and her father was died in the last war. The Sultan had adopted her as his daughter.” “And who is another woman?”, asked English Officers. “I do not know about her. May be she belongs to the royal family.”, replied Pornia. After some time all the corpses were checked. When they saw the body of Sultan Tipu they were silent. Sultan’s dress was full of bloodstains but his face was full of grandeur and grace. In his hand was handle of his broken sword and his dress was same like his other army officers but his turban was different from others. Sultan’s turban fell down from his corpse. Badar-uz-Zaman had taken that turban.

One English officer asked him, “Is this Tipu Sultan?” Mir Qamar-ud-Din replied in low voice, “Yes, congratulations for the victory.” One English soldier cried, “He is alive.” So some persons pointed their guns towards the body of Tipu Sultan. One English officer came forward, checked the pulse of Sultan, put his hand on the chest of Sultan and said, “He is dead.” Badar-uz-Zaman looked at the Sultan’s turban, touched it to his eyes with great respect and said, “We are his murders and not all of you. We had murdered him and our coming generations will put flowers of respect on his grave.” The English officer told Qamar-ud-Din that they are grateful to him and asked him to do arrangement to send the corpse in palki to the palace. He informed General Harris. After some time there were slogans of victory from all the corners of the Fort and with great joy and happiness the English soldiers moved to the houses of Mysorean people for plundering and looting. The other groups of British army, who were searching the Sultan, also followed them in looting and plundering the people’s properties and killing the innocent men and women. That night turned into a black night for the inhabitants of the Mysore city. There were cries from thousand of daughters of this nation but there was no reply for it. Due to the misdeeds of Mir Sadiq and others, all such things happened. The mother who had nourished with her milk to Mir Sadiq, the treacherous, was also ashamed. No house of Srirangapatnam was safe and secure from the brutality of the English army. The treacherous, who had helped Mir Sadiq,Pornia, Qamar-ud-Din and Moin-ud-Din were then thinking that they had not only sold away the freedom of Mysore but also they had sold the respect and value of their daughters and women.

The soldiers of Sultan killed Mir Sadiq and Mir Moin-ud-Din before they received their reward of treachery from their foreign lords. Their souls must be watching the misdeeds of British army doing wrong in their houses for whom they had made the way of entry to the city of Srirangapatnam. Their daughters and women were in distress condition due to the misdeeds of the drunkard soldiers. Those women cried and appealed as follows.

I am wife of Mir Sadiq. I am his sister. I am his daughter. This is the house of Mir Moin-ud-Din and he was friend of Lord Welsly. General Harris knew him very well and you can see his corpse in the other room. The people had killed him because he was a friend of the British army, so you should not do harm to the families of the faithful persons to East India Company and to the daughters and women of the nation. I am son of Mir Moin-ud-Din and these are my sisters and this is my wife, please take me to General Harris. But there was no reply from the soldiers except their laugh and cruel misdeeds. The soldiers of Sultan’s army, who were disappointed with the result of war, started protecting their houses against the cruel deeds of the British soldiers who were drunk and were very busy in the evil deeds of looting and plundering. There was stream of Blood in the streets and bazaars of the city.

On the next day, at about four O’clock, the Sultan’s funeral procession started and was followed by prince, officers and four companies of the British army. The faithful wounded soldiers of the Sultan and other persons were ahead and were holding the sultan on their shoulders. There was lot of fear and terror in the city due to looting and plundering which took place in last night. Streets and bazaars were vacant. When the funeral procession left the Fort all men, women and children from all the communities joined it with heavy heart. On the way the number of people increased and their fear and terror decreased gradually. They were considering themselves as the most unfortunate people and were thinking that the Sultan’s corpse is their guard.

The men of Srirangapatnam wept loudly and women untied their braids in the grief of the Sultan’s death. When the funeral procession left the Fort, the wind was very slow at that time and there was too much humidity in the atmosphere. The people were watching a dangerous storm on the horizon. After some time a black storm covered the entire sky. When the procession reached Lal Bagh and the qazi finished the funeral prayer, the corpse was placed respectfully in the grave. At that time there was severe thundering in the sky. People were very afraid of it. The British army was ordered for the gun salute but the sound of the guns was not heard clearly because of the thundering of clouds. It seemed that the sky was making ‘arrangement’ to welcome the soul of great Tipu Sultan.

The darkness in the atmosphere and the thundering of lightening increased and due to this the houses and doors started shaking in the city. General Meadows, Major Beatson and Ellen had descried this black storm in their diaries in which they had written that lightening had fallen on some parts of city of Srirangapatnam as well on the British army camp of Bombay in which two soldiers were dead and a large number of soldiers were severally wounded. The treacherous, who were in the procession under the custody of the British soldiers, were very afraid of this. Immediately after the funeral started the heavy rain and the streets and bazaars of Srirangapatnam were full of water. After some time some officers and soldiers of the Mysorean army noticed the flood in the river Kaveri. An old army officer wept loudly and said, “I have not seen such a flood in the river Kaveri in the first week of May ever in my life. Oh! Treacherous of Mysore, you should have
waited for one more day as the God was willing to help us but you have missed that chance. On that day if you had not opened the doors of Srirangapatnam then we could have defeated the enemy without wasting our single bullet.” He then said, “Oh! My friends, for this day the Sultan was waiting. How unfortunate we are that the clouds which would have witnessed our success, they are washing the tears of our defeated soldiers.”


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Reference from:

Nasim Hijazi’s Urdu novel ‘Aur Talwar Toot Gai’.

Translated by:

Muhammed A. Hafeez, B.COM.
Translator of book Tadhkiratal Auliya
Email: hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
Hyderabad-36, (India).
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