Sayyid Aḥmad K̲h̲ān̲
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Books
Maz̤āmīn-i Sar Sayyid
Collected essays on religion, education, ethics and social topics.
Selected letters of Sir Syed Ahmad
English translation of selected Urdu letters of Sir Sayyid Aḥmad K̲h̲ān̲, 1817-1898, Murslim educator from India.
Tabaʼīn al-kalām fī tafsīr al-Taurāt wa al-Injīl ʻalá millat-i al-Islām
Commentary on complete Bible in Urdu with English translation; includes selected text of Bible in Hebrew with its translation into Urdu and English.
Sar Sayyid kī kahānī, un ki ̄apanī zubānī
Autobiography of a noted educationist and social reformer from South Asia.
K̲h̲vud navisht afkār-i Sar Sayyid
Autobiography of an Indian educationist and social reformer; edited by Z̤iyāʾuddīn Lāhaurī.
Risālah k̲h̲air k̲h̲vah Musalmānān
History of Indian Muslims during 19th century.
Sar Sayyid kā āʼīnah k̲h̲ānah-yi afkār
Selected essays, speeches and letters of Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan, 1817-1898, Indian Muslim social reformer and founder of the Aligarh Muslim University.
K̲h̲vud navisht ḥayāt-i Sar Sayyid
Autobiography of an Indian educationist and social reformer; edited by Z̤iyāʼuddīn Lāhaurī.
Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan's educational philosophy
Letters, speeches, articles and memos written by a pioneer Muslim educationalist.
Essays
Umberto Eco's latest work unlocks the riddles of history in an exploration of the "linguistics of the lunatic," stories told by scholars, scientists, poets, fanatics, and ordinary people in order to make sense of the world. Exploring the "Force of the False," Eco uncovers layers of mistakes that have shaped human history, such as Columbus's assumption that the world was much smaller than it is, leading him to seek out a quick route to the East via the West and thus fortuitously "discovering" America. In a careful unveiling of the fabulous and the false, Eco shows us how serendipities - unanticipated truths - often spring from mistaken ideas. From Leibniz's belief that the I Ching illustrated the principles of calculus to Marco Polo's mistaking a rhinoceros for a unicorn, Eco tours the labyrinth of intellectual history, illuminating the ways in which we project the familiar onto the strange.
Taz̲kirah-yi ahl-i Dihlī
Author's reminiscences of his contemporaries from Delhi, India; Muslim saints, religious leaders, litterateurs, etc.
Ās̲āruṣṣanādīd
Description of the historical buildings and monuments in Delhi; includes author's reminiscences of his contemporaries, Muslim religious leaders, saints, litterateurs, etc., of Delhi.
Ṭarīqat al-ṣalāh
[The daily prayers used by Muhammadans, according to the Ḥanafī school, with rubrics in Hindustani, and translations in the same language on the margin.].