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| dc.contributor | Owner & Seal : Undefined | - |
| dc.contributor.author | Taqi Awhadi | - |
| dc.contributor.other | Scriber : Undefined | - |
| dc.date.accessioned | 2025-05-03T11:53:19Z | - |
| dc.date.available | 2025-05-03T11:53:19Z | - |
| dc.date.created | Undefined | - |
| dc.identifier | Recordnumber : 2538 | - |
| dc.identifier.uri | http://18.140.70.100:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/37753 | - |
| dc.description | آغاز : ز بہر آنکہ ( کرم خوردہ) خوباں هر زمان در انجمن آرم سخن مروں عرفہ عشرت کریں مجلس صاحب فطرتی مولنا عشرتی یکی از شعرای صاحب کمال زمانه خود بوده او را است | - |
| dc.description | اختتام : لا تزال طائفة من امتى قائمة بامر الله لا يضرهم من خذلهم ولا من خالفهم حتى يأتى امر الله وهم ظاهرون على الناس رواه البخاري ومسلم واحمد في مسنده عن معاوية رضى الله عنه | - |
| dc.description | "Remarks : Arafat-ul-Ashqeen, 10th in india. There is a Persian Tezrik written in the 11th century Hijri (16th. 17th century AD), in which the situations of famous scholars and poets of india and abroad (especially iran (iraq)) are recorded. ) lived in Ahmedabad till 2000 and foreign Persian poets as well as natives of Ahmedabad and Gujarat The conditions and information of the poets have also been recorded in their mentions. Taqi was born in the famous city of isfahan in iran in 973 (1522 AD). After spending about forty-two (42) years of his life in different places of iran, he came to Lahore in 201 (176 AD). Taqi Ohadi came to Ahmedabad from Agro in 1108 AD and had a deep ceremony with Naziri Neshapuri, a famous poet of Qari's time. in 1020 (11) he again reached Agra and after spending six years in North india, on 20 Safar 1027 (16 February 1918) he entered Ahmedabad along with Jahangir's royal caravan and by 130 (13) Gujrat. The evidence of their establishment is found in Arafat. it is believed that Taqi lived till 1400 and in the same year or later he died He had died. Manuscripts of Arafat-ul-Ashqeen are available in Ahmedabad, Calcutta, Patna and Tehran. Now this book has been decorated in iran. Taqi Ohadi and Arafat 91 For his other works besides Al-Ashqeen see: ""Some New information about: 1) Dr. Fayauddin Desai (Taqi Auhadi) (Published in 2014, The collection of English Articles, namely: TRiUMPHAL SUN, by P.M.L. Ahmedabad) ""The most important Persian Tazkira: 2) Dr. Nazir Ahmed (writer) (Published, 1958 in islamic Culture, Hyderabad, Vol. XXXii No. 4 (3) Saeed Nafisi: The History of Poetry and Prose in iran - Volume 1, Tehran Press, 1977, pp.. irregular, ungrateful, poor parties. This version begins with Maulana ishrati and ends with Maulana Naziri. The author has given the title of Arafa before the name of the poet or prose writer. For example, on page (1), before mentioning Maulana ishrati, it is written: Arafa ishrat Ghazan Majlis Sahib Fitrati Maulana ishrati. Arafat al-Ashqeen is a Persian tazkira written in india in the 10th and 11th century Hijri (16th and 17th centuries AD), which records the situations of famous scholars and poets in india and abroad (especially iran and iraq). its author Thi Ohadi lived in Ahmedabad till 1030 AH (1931 AD) and has recorded the conditions and information of foreign Persian poets as well as the local poets of Ahmedabad and Gujarat in his memoirs. Taqi was born in the famous city of isfahan in iran in 973 (1562 AD). After spending about forty-two (42) years of his life in different places of iran, he came to Lahore in this imam (17 AD). From here, in Mawa (1908), Ohadi came to Ahmedabad from Agra and here he had a close relationship with the famous Persian poet Naziri Neshapuri. in 1020 (11) he again reached Agra and after spending six years in North india, on 20 Safar 1037 (16 April 1918) he entered Ahmedabad along with Jahangir's royal caravan and by 1020 (123) Gujrat. The evidence of their establishment is found in Arafat. it is believed that Taqi was alive till 1040 AH and in the same year or later he died He had died. Manuscripts of Arafat al-Ashqeen are available in Ahmedabad, Calcutta, Patta and Tehran. Now this book has been decorated in iran. There was Ohdi and Arafat_For his other works besides Al-Ashqeen see: ""Some New information about: 1) Dr. Ziauddin Desai ( Taqi Auhadi"" (Published in 2014, The collection of English Articles, namely: TRiUMPHAL SUN, by P.M.L. Ahmedabad) ""The most important Persian Tazkira: 2) Dr. Nazir Ahmad (writer) (Published, 1958 in islamic Culture, Hyderabad. Vol. XXXii No. 4 (3) Saeed Nafisi: The History of Poetry and Prose in iran - Volume 1, Tehran Press, 1977, Mus. (۳۸۰-۳۷۹" | - |
| dc.format | Image/JPG/JPEG | - |
| dc.format.extent | Size: 31 X 18; Lines: 25; Folios: 305 | - |
| dc.language.iso | Persian | - |
| dc.source | Hazrat Pir Mohammed Shah Dargah Library and Research Centre | - |
| dc.subject | Lughat (Language or Vocabulary or Dictionary) | - |
| dc.subject | لغت | - |
| dc.title | Arfatulaashiqin | - |
| dc.title.alternative | عرفات العاشقین | - |
| dc.type | Manuscript | - |
| Appears in Collections: | Manuscripts | |
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