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Seminar on Maulana Imran Azhari's contribution in Arabic Language and Culture
Monday December 26, 2011 11:51:52 PM,
Pervez Bari, ummid.com
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Bhopal: The Department of Arabic in Barkatullah University is
organizing a three-day International seminar on “Contribution of
Maulana Muhammad Imran Khan Nadwi Azhari in Arabic Language and
Culture” from December 27 to 29.
The inaugural function would be presided over by Prof. Nisha Dube,
the Vice Chancellor of Barkatullah University, wherein Maulana
Mohammad Saeed Mujaddidi (aka Peer Saeed Miyan) will be the chief
guest. The Guests of Honour of the function will be Maulana
Mohammad Wali Rahmani, secretary Muslim Personal Law Board, and
Dr. Jalal Hafnavi, Professor of Urdu in Al-Azhar University,
Egypt.
The key-note address will be delivered by Prof. Abdul Ali and
Prof. Yaseen Mazhar Siddiqui, both from Aligarh Muslim University.
The welcome address will be given by Prof. Ayisha Rais and Prof.
Mohammad Hassan Khan. The seminar shall be held in the university
campus in the Sociology seminar hall.
Apart from inaugural and closing ceremonies there would be in all
seven sessions wherein 39 scholars, writers and litterateurs of
repute would present their papers on the subject. The foreign
scholars coming for the seminar are from Canada, England and
Egypt. The Indian scholars are from Delhi, Lucknow, Aligarh Muslim
University, Hyderabad, Nagpur, Srinagar, Mumbai etc.
It may be noted here that Maulana Muhammad Imran Khan (1911-1986)
was a distinguished luminary of Bhopal. He hailed from a prominent
Ulama family. Besides being a well-grounded scholar of Arabic and
Islamic sciences, Maulana Imran had immense administrative
capabilities. He had in his personality the rare combination of a
peerless educationist and a practical man of wisdom and vision
with deep insights into human psychology. The crowning achievement
of Maulana Imran Khan was the completion of the half-built
Taj-ul-Masajid of Bhopal.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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