Bøger af Aijaz Ubaid

These days, people who yell slogans about women's freedom and equal rights and level numerous charges against Islam overlook the fact that Islam itself bestows this kind of devout understanding of women and the concept of rights associated with them. This book also covers a number of other women-related subjects in great detail.

In contrast to other heavenly religions, which lack conversation and rational dispute in their sacred books, histories, and academics, Islam places a strong focus on these concepts. Since ancient times, there have been discussions amongst religions to try and discover some common ground. This conversation is viewed from an Islamic point of view in this book. The necessity of discourse in Islam has been explained by pointing to its meaning and historical background. Four requirements are listed along with the advantages of this argument, which the advocates of the debate must follow.

A travelogue is a type of writing that documents the observations and encounters of travel. It is the most widely read genre of Urdu writing. The writers of travelogues saw the conditions in many parts of the world and incorporated them into their writings. The form also developed as soon as travel comforts increased. Not only has Urdu travelogue advanced significantly in terms of quantity, but it has also become more accepted. This book contains four interesting travelogues written by significant writers.

Kamleshwar was a 20th-century Indian writer who wrote in Hindi. He became famous for his short stories, and some other works, which depicted the contemporary life in a vivid style of presentation. This book, "Kamleshwar ke 6 Afsane (Short Stories)" is a collection of his six short stories translated and edited by Aijaz Ubaid in Urdu.

Four significant articles about the growth and promotion of the Urdu language are included in this book. This book covers a variety of subjects, including the distinction between Urdu and Hindi Devanagari script, the causes of Urdu's decline, and the role that broadcast literature plays in promoting Urdu.

The Urdu short story ('afsaana') is one of the most significant literary subgenres in Urdu literature, despite its comparatively recent inception. It is a product of the modern industrial and mechanized era, influenced by western influences as well as a range of literary movements and trends. It has welcomed the changing themes and literary devices as well as the changing conceptions of what it is to live that have emerged over time. Selected short stories from modern Urdu fiction edited by Aijaz Ubaid, are collected in this book "Mehendi rache Haath"

The Urdu short story ('afsaana') is one of the most significant literary subgenres in Urdu literature, despite its comparatively recent inception. It is a product of the modern industrial and mechanized era, influenced by western influences as well as a range of literary movements and trends. It has welcomed the changing themes and literary devices as well as the changing conceptions of what it is to live that have emerged over time. This book "Aik Uljhi huyi Kahani" collects a selection of short stories from contemporary Urdu fiction that were published in several editions of the online journal "Samt," edited by Aijaz Ubaid.

The Urdu short story ('afsaana') is one of the most significant literary subgenres in Urdu literature, despite its comparatively recent inception. It is a product of the modern industrial and mechanized era, influenced by western influences as well as a range of literary movements and trends. It has welcomed the changing themes and literary devices as well as the changing conceptions of what it is to live that have emerged over time. This book "Muft hoye Badnaam" collects a selection of short stories from contemporary Urdu fiction that were published in several editions of the online journal "Samt," edited by Aijaz Ubaid.

Despite having a relatively recent history, the Urdu short story, or 'afsaana', has grown to become one of the most important literary subgenres in Urdu literature. It is a creation of the contemporary industrial and mechanized era, impacted by a variety of literary movements and trends as well as western influences. It has embraced the evolving topics and techniques of literature as well as the evolving ideals of life that have arisen throughout history. Selected short stories from modern Urdu fiction that appeared in various issues of the online journal "Samt," edited by Aijaz Ubaid, are collected in this book "Pul Siraat."

Despite having a relatively recent history, the Urdu short story, or 'afsaana', has grown to become one of the most important literary subgenres in Urdu literature. Selected short stories from modern Urdu fiction that appeared in various issues of the online journal "Samt," edited by Aijaz Ubaid, are collected in this book "Do Gaz Zameen."

Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi was an Urdu poet, dramatist, literary critic, journalist, and author of short tales. He wrote fifty works on fiction, poetry, criticism, art, and journalism. As a well-known writer of contemporary Urdu literature, his humanistic poetry was particularly notable, and his Urdu afsana (short stories) are regarded by some as second only to Munshi Prem Chand's depiction of rural life. He was the editor and publisher of the literary journal "Funoon" for almost fifty years. Prose and poetry written by Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi are collected in this book.

Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi was an Urdu poet, writer of short stories, dramatist, journalist, and literary critic. He authored fifty books on art, criticism, journalism, poetry, and fiction. He was a well-known author of modern Urdu literature. His humanistic poetry stood out, and some people rank his Urdu afsana (short stories) second only to Munshi Prem Chand's portrayal of rural life. For nearly fifty years, he served as both the publisher and editor of the literary journal 'Funoon'. This books contains views and analysis of his work and personality.

The composite high culture of the central plains of northern India, particularly the doab region of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers, is known as Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb (Ganges-Yamuna Culture). It is a syncretic synthesis of Muslim and Hindu cultural components. In South Asia's past, interactions between Hindus and Muslims gave rise to the composite Ganga-Jamuni culture. A number of literary articles on the same subject are collected in this book.

Although the Urdu afsaana (short story) has a very young history, it has quickly become one of the most significant literary subgenres in the Urdu literature. This book 'Sab ki Kahani aik hai' contains selected short stories from contemporary Urdu fiction which were published in some issues of "Samt" magazine Edited by Aijaz Ubaid.

'Jeena to padega' is a novelette, a narrative prose fiction, shorter than a novel, Edited and translated by Aijaz Ubaid.

Insha'iya is a fluid, vibrant explanation of life's lessons that is laced with sophistication, philosophy, and a touch of style. Despite having an essay-like appearance, this widely read writing type is so popular that it differs in style from essays. The author's writings are adorned with a rainbow of concepts, perceptions, observations, idioms, and clever metaphors. Although there are humorous elements in the Insha'iya, humor is neither required or necessary in the Insha'iya according to the concept and aim.Aijaz Ubaid has compiled a collection of Light-Essays in this book.