
Waqiat-e-Mushtaqui of Shaikh Rizq Ullah Mushtaqui
by
Shaikh Rizullah Mushtaqi Shaikh Rizq Ullah Mushtaqui
,
Dr.Waqar al-Hassan Siddiqui Iqtidar Hussain Siddiqui, Iqtidar Husain Siddiqi
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
336
Language
Persian
Published
Jan 1, 2021
Publisher
Raza Library 2002/ SHAH M BOOK CO 2021-8187113480
Description
Waqiat-e-Mushtaqui, penned by the revered Shaikh Rizq Ullah Mushtaqui, stands as a distinctive chronicle that provides rich insights into historical events and cultural contexts. This Persian narrative delves deeply into the life and experiences of Mushtaqi, offering a blend of personal anecdotes and broader societal observations. The work deftly captures the essence of its time, inviting readers to engage with a significant historical figure whose contributions resonate through centuries.
In addition to Mushtaqi’s personal reflections, the text is enhanced by the scholarly input of Dr. Waqar al-Hassan Siddiqui and Iqtidar Hussain Siddiqui, who offer modern interpretations and contextual analyses. This collaboration enriches the narrative, transforming it into a bridge between the past and present. The Waqiat-e-Mushtaqui not only serves as a vital historical document but also as a source of inspiration, shedding light on enduring themes of resilience and spirituality.
In addition to Mushtaqi’s personal reflections, the text is enhanced by the scholarly input of Dr. Waqar al-Hassan Siddiqui and Iqtidar Hussain Siddiqui, who offer modern interpretations and contextual analyses. This collaboration enriches the narrative, transforming it into a bridge between the past and present. The Waqiat-e-Mushtaqui not only serves as a vital historical document but also as a source of inspiration, shedding light on enduring themes of resilience and spirituality.
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