Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan The beacon of greatness

Prominent Pakistani writer, critic, researcher, poet, orator, fine artist, linguist and intellectual Professor Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan set out on a journey for the coach of the night of nothingness between 12 October 1434 AH, according to 29 October 2012. Eternity garden  broke that fragrant flower garden of literature & knowledge who was serving from the last sixty-five years, the perfume of  that which has been smelling all over the world. The sun of knowledge and literature whose radiance helped to dispel the cruel darkness. In the endless valleys of nothingness, the sun set forever.
¢> yeh kaya dast azal ko kam sonpa haimshiat nay
Chamman say phool chnna aur veeraanay main rakh daina 
With the demise of Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan, the world of Islam lost a distinguished son of a thinker, researcher, brilliant intellectual teacher and writer whose eyes were as bright as a mirror of knowledge and thought and whose path was pen. He was always active and his pen was dripping with deep springs of meanings which were irrigating the heart and eyes. Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan was born on April 18, 1945 in Amritsar, India to Abdul Latif Khan. Apart from being a pious man, His father had a special affinity for Sufism. His mother was also pious. Due to the grace of his parents, he kept Islam alive throughout his life. He paid special attention to the education and training of Abdul Rauf Khan from his childhood and brought religious and elementary primary education from Shahdara Lahore according to the constitutional tradition of that time. One of his elder brother  whose name was Abdul Qayyum Khan. 
He  has passed the matriculation examination from Government High School Shahdara Lahore in 1960 with excellent marks. After matriculation, he entered Government Islamia College, Railway Road, Lahore. from where he passed Intermediate Examination in 1962 . He then passed the three-year Honors course in Linguistics from Punjab University Oriental College, Lahore in 1965. In 1966, he enrolled in the MA class of the Department of Persian, Punjab University, Lahore. In 1967, he won a gold medal for doing first class in the MA Persian final. During his MA in Persian, many famous writers of the country became his classmates, among whom the name of the famous writer Iqbal Salahuddin is also important.
In 1967, he passed B.Ed examination in First Division from Government College of Education, Lahore. In 1968, he also passed the MA Urdu exam as a  private student with honors. In 1968, Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan's first appointment was as a lecturer in Persian in the Education Department at Government College Bochal Kalan, Klar Kahar in Chakwal District. He was extraordinary intelligence since childhood. Nature filled his mind, temperament and  with intellectual, literary and intellectual energy. He was at the forefront of the academic and literary activities of Government College Buchhal Kalan. Curriculum and co-curricular activities were created. He produced a lot of speakers and good writers there. His disciplens were so familiar with you that even after a long time, your disciples kept in touch with you. Some of the students of that time became teachers and joined the education department. Prof. Muhammad Saleem (Department of Urdu Government) College Buchhal Kalan) are also among those students. He kept in touch with him and wrote long letters to him.
Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan's writings and speeches had a scholarly glory. He was an intelligent and critical scholar and historian. He knew how to talk. His study was extensive. While there, he evoked the magic of his eloquence, and his enchanting voice reached out to social circles outside the college. People began to invite him to listen to his sermon as a special guest at various events through his disciples. Then there would be Naat ceremonies, Shab-e-Barat ceremonies, Shab-e-Qadr ceremonies or the event of Karbala in the villages adjacent to Buchhal Kalan. His fans would take him miles to listen  him. Would be forced to travel hard in the dark of night. Describing a memorable journey from (Writer; Izhar Ahmad Gulzar). He had told that some of our friends were leaving Buchhal Kalan to attend the Naat Were That while traveling in Tanga, it became very dark. The coachman did not even know the route we were to take. Coachman refused to go further. We were in a state of anxiety & tendion to go forward or go back … what to do, lost in the same thoughts and thoughts … that suddenly there was a knocking sound from the other side. We panicked. As we approached, we saw a few young men sitting in a tanga from the other side. They had big sticks in their hands. Our panic increased. As we approached, there were students when they told us that we knew that no one would be ready to take the ride on this road. Seeing you being late, the villagers sent us to pick you up because the road ahead is horrible. Listening to them, our breath was restored. Love to Mufti Sahib Mustafa's wealth and the light of the monotheism of God was to spread. He taught for four years in Buchhal Kalan. Renowned poet and writer of Urdu literature Dr. Riaz Majeed has been collaborating in his Buchhal Kalan College.
After that he was transferred to Government College Lala Musa. Wherever he came from, he made he full sense of belonging. His mercurial nature was not uniform in nature and temperament. He was a devout, simple and knowledgeable man. He also made a name for himself in Lala Musa. He had a knack for writing long poems. Most of the time he would read impromptu poems that would suit the occasion and the place. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan's art acquaintances and temperamentalists know that he has shared & spread love and collected love in every era. Wherever he went, his friends and acquaintances grew.
He became a sincere, trustworthy friend and mentor to his disciples. If he praise someone with the power of an ode, he have never harmed anyone. Even if someone asks such a question, you can shake hands with them and say "what to take" in a special way. Would force he had a golden age in Lala Musa. At one event he would have been rusting his mind with his speech, at another event you would have been making the audience a saffron crop with a humorous poem.
At Government College Lala Musa, he enlightened the hearts of hundreds of students from 1972 to 1980. After eight years of teaching in Lala Musa, he was transferred to Government College, Samanabad, Faisalabad in 1980. Even after coming to this college, He was always active. His charismatic personality would be the center of attention in college curricula and co-curricular activities. Students keep looking for his charming personality. If someone were asking him to correct a ghazal or poem for a ceremony, he would look anxiously behind him to write a speech.
In the Morning Assembly, he taught Quran and Hadith-e- Nabvi at Government College, Samanabad, Faisalabad for twelve consecutive years. He was the only college staff member to arrive at the ground for the Morning Assembly before college hours. Every new principal of the college was captivated by  his efforts and charming personality. Whether it was the late Principal Chaudhry Munir Ahmed or the late Chaudhry Manzoor Ahmed, everyone used to establish friendly ceremonies with him. and they treated him with devotion and respect. Chaudhry Munir Ahmed used to visit Mufti Sahib's residence after retirement. Sometimes he would invite Mufti Sahib to his house and discuss various topics. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan, Mushtaq Ahmed Butt (Banker) Chaudhry Munir Ahmed and Maulana Muhammad Bakhsh Rizvi or a few other friends would be invited to this meeting. Sometimes if Mufti Sahib was not present at home then Chaudhry Munir would be on the street corner sitting and waiting for the Mufti. This story of love and affection continued into old age.
Similarly, another enthusiastic poet of Urdu literature, Professor Badar Munir Dar was also a big fan of his. He would consult with him on even the smallest problem of his house. He would sit in the Mufti  sahib' s residence for hours. But Mufti Sahib never expressed boredom.  He has made friends many friends . at Government College, Samanabad, Faisalabad, he turned countless students, writers and poets, into writers. He taught for a long time at Government College, Samanabad, Faisalabad as an Assistant Professor and then as an Associate Professor.
In 1992, he was transferred to Government College, Dhobi Ghat, Faisalabad. Here he was promoted to Professor (Grade 20) and was sellected Chairman of the Department of Persian Language and Literature. In addition to teaching Persian subject, he also taught MA Urdu for a while. In his brainstorming lectures on Iqbalism, he emerged as a true lover of Iqbal. He used to say that Iqbal has given new meanings and concepts to commonly used words. His poetry is distinguished by its variety of themes and style.
Many ahus are still hidden in their desert. Lightning
is also hidden in the raining clouds
Mufti Sahib used to say that Iqbal's male believer is a man who becomes aware of himself through love. According to Iqbal, the standard of perfection is His Holiness. By following them, man attains the position which Iqbal has presented in Bal Jibril.
God's hand is a believer hand
dominant dignity Way Car opener automaker
gray and light Jesus called Molly servant
enrich his heart independent of each other where
Iqbal was his favorite subject. He used to talk for hours on Iqbal's poetry. He says that the main subject of Iqbal's speech is his philosophy of self because it is another name of Irfan caste. Iqbal has taken self to mean self-esteem and self-esteem.
Don't be careless, take care of yourself,
maybe even a harem is Astana
Regarding Iqbal's message, the Mufti used to make his students and friends believe that Iqbal was a preacher of the philosophy of existence instead of the philosophy of non-existence. Life is a gift from nature, hidden in the khaki. The creation of Adam has a clear purpose and that is the fulfillment of the will of Yazdi. Therefore, it is necessary for man to recognize his essence, to reveal it and to use his power of conquest. Without gnosis and action, man is as thin as dust, but if he wants, he can also become a master of attributes, as if constant struggle is the secret of life.
Ask the truth of life from the heart of Hakan.
Gambling is like a lion, a thorn and a stone. Life is
revealed by its conquering power,
although it is not in a clay pot. Life is
its own world
. Life
, Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan is one of the eminent scholars and literary personalities of the world who spent his life in the promotion of science and literature.
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Mufti Sahib had a great love for Islamic celebrities. He was convinced of their greatness. He also had great devotion to our dignitaries. He often mentioned his deeds in his religious sermons. He was a tyrant, a master of words and the flow of rivers. He was the king of coffee. It was their turn to make new rhymes. Although the passion for poetry had waned in old age, it had not diminished.
Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan has always been convinced of the dignity and worth of human beings. Human life has been a shining example of decency, freedom of thought and thought. Just as he was known in the world of science and literature as a compassionate and kind writer and religious scholar, so he was like a mirror in his practical life. He was a very compassionate, loving, cheerful, truthful and upright man as well as a principled man. That is why his circle of friends was so wide. It included people and writers from all walks of life, and it lasted until the last days of their lives.
He had the status of a university and a school of thought. He was very fond of books. He loved books. Curiosity about each new book was his specialty. In this regard, he used to inquire about the new book from his dear student Prof. Saeed Ahmed Wattoo on the phone. When I came, I used to ask Raqam on the phone to come to me from Maktab Baghdadiya and get some books. Don't argue about the price, I've got a discount from them. In addition to participating in Islamic ceremonies in the city, he was well acquainted with any Islamic ceremonies held in his residential Al-Najaf Colony on the occasion of Mehfil Naat or the Great Eleventh Sharif. He knew in which house the Naat ceremony would be held today. Neighborhood He kept in touch with one of his young devotees and neighbor Hafiz Rizwan Ali to keep him informed of the gatherings. The dry cleaner's shop was on the corner of his street. Several times in front of Raqam, the Mufti would point to the palm of his hand and ask him enthusiastically. Hafiz Sahib, where is the Naat concert today? After pausing for a few moments, Hafiz Sahib would say that Naat ceremonies were being held at Ghausia Tent Service and Rana Muhammad Riaz. You are also invited to listen to the oral report of the Mufti. Then, when Rakim entered his drawing-room, books, newspapers, utility bills, and papers from the university, and invitations to various events, appeared on his double bed. Sometimes even the place for the Mufti to lie down seemed cramped. Once I picked up the books from the bed and started arranging them neatly and neatly on a large iron shelf. So he smiled and said that after you leave, the confusion of books is going to happen again. Don't bother
Mufti Sahib possessed a charming personality and character in his caste who spent all his life cultivating knowledge and literature. Ishq generalized the wealth of the Prophet. Sing songs of love and affection of Prophet Mohtasham. With his beautiful enlightening, faithful and conscientious speeches, he made the uncultivated fields of hearts green and lush. He worked as a missionary for the promotion and dissemination of Urdu and Persian knowledge and literature. And they continued to distribute this wealth till death. He had great respect for words, books and book lovers. His personal library contained thousands of rare books. When Raqeem mentioned to him the publication of his book "Naat Selection of Non-Muslim Poets", the Mufti immediately provided three rare books from his library containing Naats of non-Muslim poets. In the same way, one day they started saying that just like you read the book containing the Naats of non-Muslim poets, “Sara Alam
After retirement, all your engagements were turned to religious gatherings. You would be in charge of presiding and delivering several Naat concerts throughout the week. Sajjada Nasheen Shah Sahib of Ghousia Darbar People's Colony had hired Mufti Sahib to deliver Friday prayers at his Jamia Masjid Ghousia. In about five Fridays, he enlightened the hearts and souls of the believers with his soulful and faithful statement. After this, he also gave the statement and sermon of Eid-ul-Adha prayers. On which your devotees expressed great joy and happiness. Friends and acquaintances kept coming and going till late at night and it was mentioned that Mufti Sahib has won the hearts of his friends by delivering the sermon and address of Eid-ul-Adha. When the night of 12 Zul-Hijjah 1434 AH came, the sun, which had been scattering its light and spiritual rays for more than half a century, had set forever. In the moment of separation, the marks of years of closeness fell asleep. When i I also think that Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Sahib has been given a scar, then the heart comes to the mouth and the caravan of thoughts, in pursuit of memories, stands out. With the death of Mufti Sahib, Bab Wafa closed. But the fragrance of smiles and the secret of fragrant smiles still remain on the instrument of heart and eyes. In this forest of human beings, the shadow of a kind-hearted person was destined … he also did not remain … oh, this is the world of beasts and the feeling of loneliness. No mahram is found, no mahram is a secret … there is no classmate and no secret … who understands if they understand the conversation with their eyes? The universe of my heart has been destroyed … There are only cracks in the windows of the soul … I am one and the voice friend … What is the voice friend? … An immortal chain of Razo Niaz connected with the voice of a friend. It has happened … hearts and eyes are still inhabited by his memory. With this remembrance, roses would always bloom in the garden of the soul
Twenty years ago today, the first meeting with Professor Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan took place in a religious ceremony. Where he was warming the hearts of the audience with his spiritual and emotional speech on stage. He saw a self-righteous God speaking in the tone of a drunken dervish Saba, crying pearls from moment to moment and slowly unraveling the mystery of the book heart. I used to mourn the famine of men. When I sat in their party, life became very beautiful. Life was no longer a shame. Once upon a time, insight was embracing insight. Have you ever seen the scene of the embrace of Khardo's madness … the half-open eyes … the bookish face … the inner passion and the fun outside … the talk in silence and the power in dignity … A hat or a Jinnah cape on the head at all times. However, in the first meeting, the pulse of my knowledge was broken and my brain
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series of words and meetings Mufti Sahib spanning twenty years. Sitting near them and in their gatherings, it became clear that they are a clear proof of knowledge and light and a flowing river of mysteries and secrets. After meeting with this pack of truth and light, I found out where is the wealth of belief and how is it found? It was learned that with the grace and companionship of a poor man, even on a black car, the secrets of adolescents begin to be revealed.
If Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf had spoken, he would have recited the poems of Maulana Rome, Hafiz Shirazi, Rumi, Jami, Saadi and Iqbal. He was a teacher of Persian literature. He read and taught Persian all his life. When he recited Persian poems in his beautiful style, the words would go down in the hearts. In addition, quoting Qur'anic verses and hadiths would enrich any gathering with spirituality.
Mufti Abdul Rauf while talking said that Shab-e-Barat is the link between Miraj and Qadr. The Night of Ascension is the culmination of humanity and the Night of Destiny is the culmination of God's spiritual functions, while in Barat the distribution of sustenance, death and life are decided. When the month of Ramadan, the month of Muharram, the month of Rabi-ul-Awal came, their busyness would increase. I was immersed in reading till late at night to highlight the greatness of Ramadan in a ceremony the next day. In Muharram, the martyrs would look restless to offer humble devotion to Hazrat Imam Hussain (AS) and his devoted companions. He accompanied me many times in the ceremonies of Muharram to express his faith and spirit. He was a true lover and devotee of the Companions, the elders of the religion and our forefathers.
Whenever the blessed month of Rabi-ul-Awwal came, seeing the new moon of Rabi-ul-Awwal, the Mufti would be overjoyed. He would greet his friends on the phone on the first day of the month of Rabi-ul-Awwal. In this blessed month, their engagements would have increased a lot. Devotees from all sides used to go to meet him as soon as they saw the crescent of Rabi-ul-Awwal and to set a time for the gatherings to be held with him. Qiblah Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan's presidential address would have been in most of the Durood-e-Wislam and Naat gatherings in the city and its suburbs. You would have appeared on the presidency mostly. Dr. Abdul Shakoor Sajid Ansari was very devoted to you. He would definitely invite you to give a presidential address at the "Fahm-ul-Quran" program organized by his Mustafa Thinkers Forum. Under the aforesaid forum, he would listen to long lectures from the Mufti on the spiritual subject of "Qur'an and Sahib of the Qur'an". Mufti Sahib Program
Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan lit the candle of Persian language and literature in most of the colleges of Punjab for 35 years. At that time Mufti Sahib had won a gold medal in MA in Persian from Punjab University Lahore. At that time Persian was valued. But just as the passage of time changed many areas of life, so did the Persian language and literature. The Persian subject in schools and colleges has almost disappeared. The Mufti was very worried about how the new generation would be able to understand the words and thoughts of poets like Rumi, Jami, Saadi, Shirazi and Iqbal when they were not familiar with the Persian language. He often said that more than half of Iqbal's speech & poetry was in Persian. In which precious gems are hidden. A passion for Persian is essential to reach them, but alas, the new generation has been turned away from Persian and their minds Has been locked. At GC University Faisalabad (Pakistan) you have been teaching MA Urdu students for a while. In the last few years of his life, at the insistence of a few colleagues, a weekly post-Maghrib lecture was organized at the local college to highlight the Persian of Dabistan-e-Iqbal's platform and to introduce Iqbal's Persian speech. In his weekly lectures, the Mufti regularly took up the task of conveying Iqbal's Persian words and message to the common man. It was through the efforts and personal interest of one of his devoted students, Professor Hafiz-ur-Rehman Kaleem, that the series of Dars Iqbal was started for the first time in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib eased the difficulty with a reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian word Zabur-e-Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah. Urdu students have been taught the confession for a while. In the last few years of his life, at the insistence of a few colleagues, a weekly post-Maghrib lecture was organized at the local college to highlight the Persian of Dabistan-e-Iqbal's platform and to introduce Iqbal's Persian speech. In his weekly lectures, the Mufti regularly took up the task of conveying Iqbal's Persian words and message to the common man. It was through the efforts and personal interest of one of his devoted students, Professor Hafiz-ur-Rehman Kaleem, that the series of Dars Iqbal was started for the first time in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib eased the difficulty with a reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian word Zabur-e-Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah. Urdu students have been taught the confession for a while. In the last few years of his life, at the insistence of a few colleagues, a weekly post-Maghrib lecture was organized at a local college to highlight the Persian language of Dabistan-e-Iqbal and to introduce Iqbal's Persian language. Mufti Sahib regularly took up the task of conveying Iqbal's Persian speech and message to the common man in his weekly lectures. It was through the efforts and personal interest of one of his devoted students, Professor Hafiz-ur-Rehman Kaleem, that the series of Dars Iqbal was started for the first time in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib made the difficulty easier with the reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian words Psalms Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah. In order to introduce Karan and Iqbal's Persian speech, a weekly post-Maghrib lecture was organized in the local college in which the Mufti regularly took up the task of conveying Iqbal's Persian speech and message to the common man in his weekly lectures. It was through the efforts and personal interest of one of his devoted students, Professor Hafiz-ur-Rehman Kaleem, that the series of Dars Iqbal was started for the first time in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib eased the difficulty with a reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian word Zabur-e-Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah. In order to introduce Karan and Iqbal's Persian speech, a weekly post-Maghrib lecture was organized in the local college in which the Mufti regularly took up the task of conveying Iqbal's Persian speech and message to the common man in his weekly lectures. It was through the efforts and personal interest of one of his devoted students, Professor Hafiz-ur-Rehman Kaleem, that the series of Dars Iqbal was started for the first time in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib eased the difficulty with a reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian word Zabur-e-Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah. Iqbal's series was first started in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib eased the difficulty with a reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian word Zabur-e-Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah. Iqbal's series was first started in Faisalabad. In which Mufti Sahib made the difficulty easier with the reasoned and comprehensive interpretation of Iqbal's Persian words Psalms Ajam, Zarb-e-Kalim, Israr-e-Khudi and Javed Namah.
In the hours after Maghrib prayers, he enlightened the hearts and minds of Iqbal's fans on the platform of "Dabistan-e-Iqbal" for a year and a half. I have heard Mufti Sahib say this many times, "By God, Iqbal's words contain many invaluable jewels which are the first duty to find and convey to the common man." Mufti Sahib used to say that Iqbal's thoughts and There is no limit to the multiplicity of ideas and comprehension, but just as there is a unity in the multiplicity of the universe. Similarly, Iqbal's thoughts also have a unity of vision within them. The best way to use this wealth of ideas is to pass it on to the average person. Mufti Sahib used to say while offering offerings to Hazrat Allama Iqbal:
Iqbal chose Ravi's disciple only because he saw that state of love there. Which he was seeking. His love is both insightful and loving, and his purpose is to bring himself into harmony with God. This love leads to evolution in seeking God. Iqbal has said many things about himself. Some have pointed out their strengths and some have flaws. But after going through all these stages, what happened and what he started announcing, he started making statements. She was diving into that love. To which Arif Rumi guided him. At the end of his life, Iqbal had a strong feeling that I had become like Rumi and my mission in that era was the same as that of Rumi in his time. "I don't
know what to do with
Malik Pervez
's poems Jalaluddin Rumi.
Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan's style of narration on the wall of Hareem Dal Beaways was such that all the listeners could understand his point well. Explaining Iqbal's Persian poems, he translated each letter into Urdu. Sometimes he would be so sincere that he would start explaining in Punjabi.
His study of the history of Pakistan and the history of Islam was extensive. If they narrate an event in the history of Islam, it seems as if they are watching that event in the history of Islam in front of them and are telling it to the audience. You used to stir my heart and soul with your sweet talk.
Once the Mufti narrated the commentary of Surah Al-Hujurat, the people started chanting Ish Subhan. His main field was the biography of the Prophet. He sang songs of greatness in his life. He declared the love of Mustafa as the comfort of the Hereafter for a believer. There were close ceremonies with famous and well-known Naat singers, Naat poets and biographers of your country.
Whenever your devotees and intentions invite you to a party, they will come and go. Among them are Haji Muhammad Amin Qadri or Sufi Ghulam Ahmad Bari, Pir Yaseen Qadri or Pir Rahmani, Rana Riaz Ahmad or Malik Qaiser Ali, Ghousia Tent House or Jamia Qadri, Dr Abdul Shakoor Sajid Ansari or Sahibzada Syed Hidayat Rasool. King, Professor am Ahsan Bhatti or claim hft Rahman, Maulana Iqbal am Joseph Mushtaq Ahmed
Nizam
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7 Rejoice, husband, and let us pray. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan's circle of intent was very wide. The shining stars of the galaxy of knowledge and literature including Prof. Riaz Ahmad Qadri, Ahmad Shahbaz Khawar, Sahibzada Masood Ahmad (Maulvi Ghulam Rasool Alampuri Academy), Dr. Afzal Ahmad Anwar, Dr. Shabir Ahmad Qadri, Dr. Muhammad Riaz Shahid, Prof. Waqar Asghar Piroz. Dr. Shaukat Ali Qamar, Prof. Ghulam Rasool Shoq, Pir Asif Masood Chishti, Ali Sher Mirza, Dr. Saeed Ahmed Wattoo, Dr. Riaz Majeed, Dr. Muhammad Akhtar Cheema, Prof. Khalid Abbas Babar, Prof. Manzar Mufti, Prof. Muhammad Siddique Nagi, Faqir Mustafa. Dilshad Ahmad Chan, Hatem Bhatti, Maqsood Ahmad Qadri (Karachi), Prof. Takli, Qamar Hijazi, Manzar Farani, Hakim Wafi Nazir Ahmad Qadri, Faqir Faisalabadi, Shahid Farooq, Dr. Abdul Shakoor Sajid, Asghar Ali Nizami, Rana Dildar Ahmed, Dr. Hameed Mohsin, Prof. Akhlaq Hyderabadi, Muhammad Amir Gulzar, Ghulam Rasool Kahlon and Badar ud din Hoshiarpuri besides many others Names are important. Who had a sense of devotion and respect for him.
The Mufti would gladly start preparations for the event if he was invited from anywhere. The preface of Raqam's works "Fakhr-e-Kainat", "Sirat-un-Nabi" and the Natya Kalam of non-Muslim poets, "The whole world is enlightened by your light" My uncle used to ask me to do research on the poetry of the well-known poet Noor Mohammad Noor Kapoor Thalavi. At his insistence, the monthly "Lakhari" Lahore undertook the task of publishing "Noor Mohammad Noor Kapoor Thaloi Number" and asked me to contact all the well-known critics and researchers from all over the country. People succeeded in writing articles from those famous writers. When the mentioned issue came out in secret, I was so happy to see the long and well-reasoned articles of the famous writers in it, from the title and printing of the pamphlet. As soon as I received the monthly "Lakhari" from me, I started calling my brother Rana Iftikhar Ahmed, son of the late Noor Mohammad Noor Kapoor Thalvi, to offer me a gift. At the same time, the author's editor-in-chief, Dr. Arshad Iqbal, also paid tribute to Arshad by calling him to appreciate his efforts. Flowers were not sleeping due to expansion. Their joy was to be seen.
Prof. Mufti Abdul Rauf Khan, with his influential speeches, speeches and writings, acknowledged a time when he also tried to shine rusty minds with his poetry. He also wrote long thematic poems. Ghazals too but I liked Naat more and wrote well. Mufti Sahib delivered his heart and mind purification through his influential speeches here. There he has also lit up religious gatherings with his beautiful Naatiya poetry. His Naats contain both presence and absence. He has arranged the words in his poems in such a way that most of his verses create a pleasant phonetic impression and thus his naats have high literary values both literally and spiritually. It was also a marvel of the Qibla Mufti that he knew how to narrate a big and important event in his poems in very short but appropriate words. They own In the Naat poems, the various aspects of the Sira of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) were described in a very concise manner and the beauty of the Naat was enhanced. In your Naat, there is a means of purification and purification of the heart and eyes.
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came to the world with a ray of