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	Karwaan-e-Aligarh: Maulana Khawaja Altaf Hussain Hali (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Khwaja Altaf Hussain Hali, one of the greatest social reformers of India was born in Panipat in 1837, Altaf Hussain was educated in the same city and later went to Delhi where he wished to gain further education in the Indo-Islamic poetic tradition.
		Hali was the first major poet to put forward “the theory that literature should be harnessed into the service of the community, and made to advance the cause of social welfare and betterment.” His poems brought back to life the society of their time far better than any scholarly construction could.
		Maulana Hali's ghazals reflect his command over the form of poetry but later on in life, he focused more on nazm as a means of expression.
	karwaanealigarh.blogspot.com /2006/10/maulana-khawaja-altaf-hussain-hali.html (1080 words)

	Untitled Document
		Maulana Hali, one of the greatest Indian reformers and poets of the late nineteenth century of the Christian era eulogises the Ulema in the following terms: "The Islamic faith in India was surrounded by grave dangers.
		The Maulaoa's Nasab (Genealogy) This is the genealogy of Maulana Rahmatullah.
		Shaikh Abdur Rahman Gazroni the ancestor of Maulana RahmatuIlah, was a Sharai Hakim* in the Sultan's army.
	www.urdustan.net /kairana/kai-solatia46p.htm (7241 words)

	Articles - ...
		Maulana Maududi´s virtual indifference to the spiritual side of Islam meant that this vital element was conspicuously low in his movement from the beginning, and, in our opinion, it was this very shortcoming which later proved instrumental in the degeneration of the Jama´at from an ideal Islamic revivalist movement to a mere political party.
		As far as Maulana Maududi´s mind is concerned, it is quite clear from one of his letters which was written to Maulvi Muhammad Younis in March 1941, that he was fully aware of the significance of the institution of bai´yah as the basis of organization.
		However, since Maulana Maududi himself was inclined towards the system of bai´yah, this contradiction in the Jama´at´s organizational structure led to a continuos tension for a period of 15 years, ultimately erupting in the crisis of 1956-57 and causing a great deal of damage to the whole movement.
	www.tanzeem.org /resources/articles/article.asp?id=132 (4785 words)

	Studying Islam \| Articles
		The Maulana was asked to disclose the name of the author, but he declined to do so and preferred to undergo one year's rigorous imprisonment plus Rs 500 as fine.
		Maulana Hasrat published "Urdu-i-Mu`alla" firstly from Aligarh and later on from Cawnpore where he had migrated and settled down for the rest of his life.
		The Maulana wrote in his "Urdu-i-Mu`lla" that, in the beginning, he really felt the rigour of jail life and was much distressed by his meagre clothing and lack of proper arrangement for ablution which served as great obstacles in offering his prayers.
	www.studying-islam.org /articletext.aspx?id=641 (2790 words)

	decletf93 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		The Maulana had cultivated a unique style for the conveyance of his ideas which embodied the elegance of Azad, the colloquialism of Nazir Ahmad and the simplicity of Hali.
		Maulana Shibli has earned for himself an immortal reputation by writing the "Seerut-un-Nabi" (The Life of the Holy Prophet) which is one of the best achievements on the subject in oriental languages.
		Hali and Shibli both lamented the decline of Muslim power---but Hali ascribed it to their dissociation from the materialism of the West, while Shibli attributed it to their estrangement from Islamic principles.
	www.renaissance.com.pk /decletf93.html (1545 words)

	Maulana Hali - GupShup Forums
		Hali's Kulliyat has quite a good deal of the poetry he thought to be an impediment in the progress and rejuvenation of his community.
		Hali laid all the ailments of Urdu poetry at the doorstep of Ghazal.
		Maulana Hali came to Karachi in 1907 to attend the All India Muslim Educational Conference and his sympathies for the Muslims of Sindh have been expressed in a poem which is included in the collection of poems read at the Conference's annual meetings.
	www.paklinks.com /gs/showthread.php?t=128366 (1365 words)

	:: Indian Council for Cultural Relations ::
		It was after the death of his father in 1909, that Maulana Azad started learning English language, and his insatiable thirst for knowledge accomplished him with all modern standards of scholarship.
		Maulana Hali thought that the lad must be the son of Maulana Azad, who reviewed his book, but there was no limit to his astonishment when he came to know that the lad was no other than the Maulana himself.
		Poet Hali described him as ‘an old head on young shoulders’ and predicted for him to be the ‘coming man in Muslim India’ - a prophecy which came out to be too true and precise.
	www.iccrindia.org /gosha2.htm (466 words)

	AWARDS - IMC-USA 3rd Convention (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Maulana Muhammad Ali Jowhar was a dynamic national political leader, a courageous journalist and a poet par excellence.
		Khwaja Altaf Hussain Hali, one of the greatest social reformers of India was born in Panipat.
		Hali was a pioneer in Urdu literature, the first major poet to put forward the theory that "literature should be harnessed into the service of the community, and made to advance the cause of social welfare and betterment."
	www.imc-usa.org /convention/2005/awards.htm (1729 words)

	Hali, the great feminist -DAWN Magazine; July 10, 2005
		That is how Maulana Hali has been projected in a feministic volume Feminism Aur Ham compiled by Fatima Hasan and published by Wada Kitab Ghar, Karachi.
		During years following the catastrophe of 1857, Maulana Hali with his concern for the fate of the Muslims in India as enshrined in his Musaddas rose to new heights of prominence.
		Hali appears in tune with the spirit of this age, which seems carried away by feminism.
	www.dawn.com /weekly/dmag/archive/050710/dmag13.htm (801 words)

	IMC-USA AWARDS 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Khwaja Altaf Husain Hali, one of the greatest social reformers of India was born in Panipat.
		Hali reviled "the rich for their selfishness, the aristocracy for their degeneracy, religious leaders for their bigoted ignorance, and poets for their foolish triviality." Extracts from Musaddas are still being taught to Indian Muslims in schools and in religious and educational functions.
		Maulana Abul Kalam Mohiuddin Ahmad Azad, one of the greatest sons of modern India was the president of the Indian National Congress during the most crucial period in the Indian freedom struggle, from 1940 to 1946.
	www.imc-usa.org /convention2004/awards.htm (4661 words)

	DAWN - Features; 06 February, 2005
		During his stay in Lahore, it was Hali who, together with Maulana Azad, created a revolution in the thinking patterns of the intellectuals of the Punjab.
		She emphasized the fact that a tussle had started during that period between modern and ancient thought and it was Hali who advocated that we could stick to our traditional and conventional foundations and yet learn from modern cultures and societies.
		In his presidential remarks, Prof Hasan Askari Kazmi was all praise for Maulana Hali because of his Musaddas which, provided vigour to the rudderless Muslim society of his time and gave it confidence in itself and the courage to stand on its own feet.
	www.dawn.com /2005/02/06/fea.htm (2370 words)

	KHWAJA ALTAF HUSSAIN HALI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		One of the desciples of Mirza Galib, Hali is best known for his epic poem, "Musaddas Madd-o-Jazr-e-Islam".
		Maulana Hali's gazals reflect his command over the form of poetry but later on in life, he focussed more on Nazm as a means of expression.
		Alongwith Maulana Mohammed Hussain Azad, Maulan Hali was one of the forerunners of this new period and trend in Urdu poetry
	members.aol.com /nkhanani/hali.html (132 words)

	Hali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Haly Abenragel, commonly known as Hali or Hali the Arabian
		Hali, a slang term for Halifax, Nova Scotia
		Ancrene Wisse and Hali Meiðhad, a 1929 essay by J. Tolkien
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hali (115 words)

	Karwaan-e-Aligarh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Nawab Ishaaq Khan was born in reputed Delhi family and his father was Nawab Mustafa Khan of Jahangirabad, popularly known as Nawab Shefta [1804-1869], a famous friend of Mirza Asadullah Khan, Ghalib.
		Viqarul Mulk was primarily a leader of the Muslim community and he was one of the founders of the Muslim League in 1907 in Dhaka.
		Maulana Shibli Nomani was also a member of that committee.
	karwaanealigarh.blogspot.com (5895 words)

	Welcome to Offical Web site of Punjab, India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Hali was a fierce radical and a favourite disciple of Mirza Ghalib.
		As in charge, Haryana Urdu Akademi, Zakir is now ready to host the first Indo-Pak seminar on Hali Panipat, who was also the first Urdu critic and the first poet to espouse the cause of Muslim women and widows.
		On the eve of the seminar (to be held in Chandigarh on July 20), Zakir said, “The idea is to go back in time and use the knowledge of Indian and Pakistani scholars to trail Hali’s life and evolution.
	punjabgovt.nic.in /tenders/News2005/news495.htm (449 words)

	The News - International
		Islamic liberalism is critical of both the customary and revivalist traditions, which in its view have prevented the Islamic world from enjoying the fruits of modernity: economic progress, democracy, gender equality, legal rights etc. Exponents of liberal traditions also express resentment that their position has been ignored by western scholars and their media.
		Maulana Hali depicts the state of the Muslim community in these words: precisely this is the condition of that community whose ship has entered the whirlpool and is surrounded by it.
		The shore is far away and a storm is raging.
	www.thenews.com.pk /daily_detail.asp?id=32298 (415 words)

	Search: "Allama+Iqbal"
		Maulana Abdul Majid Daryabadi, Ghulam Ahmad Parvez, etc. Allama Iqbal had...
		Maulana Mohammad Ali, Allama Iqbal and Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah.
		Allama Muhammad Iqbal Maulana Muhammad Ali Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall...
	www.allamaiqbal.com /databank/web/master_search.htm (3251 words)

	dialognow \| Civil and thoughtful dialog
		Maulana Nazir Husain of Delhi (Ahl-i Hadith) was called disputant, doubter, follower of base passions, jealous, dishonest and alterer (of the Quran).
		“Maulana Husain Ahmad Madani, Deobandi, was a first-rate scholar and servant of Quran and Hadith.
		In his biography Hayat-i Jawaid by Maulana Hali, the storm of condemnation and takfir against Sir Sayyid is fully detailed.
	www.dialognow.org /node/view/1152 (9949 words)

	Mujaddid-i a‘zam, Volume 3: 1. The Background
		As Hali's verses prove, the religious leaders of that period could not spare the time to pay attention to a new philosophical outlook on Islam.
		This practice had become so common that, according to Maulana Nazeer Ahmad of Delhi, if all the fatwas of the ulema labelling various sects as kafirs were gathered together, there would not be a single Muslim left on the face of the earth.
		This impelled Maulana Shibli, a great scholar of that period, to write a poem in which he depicts the thinking of these scholars beautifully.
	www.muslim.org /books/muj-azam3/ch1.htm (4291 words)

	Indonesia Convention, 24-27 September 2003
		The most renowned Muslim poet of the period, Maulana Altaf Hussain Hali very accurately depicted this condition of the Muslims in a long poem titled ‘Mussadas-i-Hali’.
		His able disciples like Hazrat Maulana Noor-ud-din, Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Ali, Khawaja Kamal-ud-Din, Maulana Sadr-ud-Din, Mirza Wali Ahmad Baig, and many other revered and knowledgeable members of the Ahmadiyya Jama‘at fulfilled his belief and carried out the Jihad to propagate Islam.
		Much is heard these days of jihad and of militant Islamic parties in Muslim countries, and elsewhere, calling on the faithful to put this teaching of Islam into practice in order to overthrow "man-made" or "satanic" systems of government and replace these with what is called Islamic rule and government.
	www.muslim.org /activities/indonesia-conv-03 (3059 words)

	Syed Ahmed Khan Summary
		Bashir Ahmad Dar's Religious Thought of Sayyid Aḥmad Khān (1957; reprint, Lahore, 1961) is the first monograph to bring into relief Sir Sayyid's positive contribution in the sphere of religious thought, analyzing its salient features in the context of the political, cultural, and religous situation.
		Altaf Hussain Hali, the famous Urdu poet who was also a friend and associate, wrote Sir Syed's biography Hayat-i-Javed.
		In 1876, some Hindus began to demand that Hindi should be made an official language in place of Urdu.
	www.bookrags.com /Syed_Ahmed_Khan (3482 words)

	DAAG DEHLAVI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Daag was one of the last great poets of the golden age of Dehli.
		Maulana Hali's lamentation on Dehli's cultural decline makes a particular mention about Daag.
		Unlike Mir and Fani, Dag's poetry does not center around despair and depression.
	members.aol.com /nkhanani/daag.html (52 words)

	St. Xavier's College, Mumbai-India : College History : Languages
		Arabic : The teaching of Arabic in the College was not neglected and it was in 1904 that Professor Abbas began teaching the language.
		He continued until 1922 when Professor Reza joined the staff, recommended by Maulana Shibili Naomani, the doyen of Islamic studies.
		It may be recalled that the former Muslim Students' Association of the College had published three issues of Caravan-e-Xavier in Urdu.
	www.xaviers.edu /hlang.htm (1208 words)

	Pakiplus.iwarp.com History
		The glory of Islam was brought to life with unrivalled candour by Shibli Nomani.
		Altaf Hussain Hali, a poet who gave Urdu literature one of the most inspiring logn poems, Musaddas-i-Hali.
		A poet politician, Maulana Hasrat Mohani was an inveterate enemy of the British and a lover of freedom for his people.
	www.pakiplus.iwarp.com /history9.html (107 words)

	Sayyid Sulaiman Nadvi
		The Annual Convocation of Nadwatul-Uloom was being held in a packed hall at Lucknow in 1907.
		The conferring of degrees in this well-known institution of religious education was to be followed by Dastar Bandi (investiture of academic turbans) ceremony, which was being presided over by Khwaja Ghulam-us-Saqlain, a renowned scholar and son-in-law of Maulânâ Altaf Husain Hali, and was attended by Muhsinul-Mulk and other intellectual luminaries of the time.
		Meanwhile, someone got up from amongst the audience and, addressing Maulânâ Shibli Nu'mâni, questioned the scholarship of the students who had graduated from the institution and their proficiency in modern Arabic.
	ccminc.faithweb.com /iqra/people/sulnadvi.html (2248 words)

	Welcome to 8th Sustainable Development Conference: SDPI Press Releases
		She appreciated the contribution of Rashidul Khairi, Maulvi Mumtaz, Deputy Nazir Ahmad and Maulana Altaf Hussain Hali in promotion of women’s rights by producing magazines and opening schools.
		She further appreciated the untiring contribution of Rashid ul Khairi, Moulvi Mumtaz, Deputy Nazir Ahmad, and Maulana Altaf Hali for uplifting women’s concerns by producing magazines and opening schools while Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and his associates continued their resistance to women’s education till 1889.
		She further appreciated the untiring contribution of Rashid ul Khairi, Moulvi Mumtaz, Deputy Nazir Ahmad, and Moulana Altaf Hali for uplifting women's concerns by producing magazines and opening schools while Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and his associates continued their resistance to women's education till 1889.
	www.sdpi.org /8thsdc/media/dec_9.htm (3148 words)

	BASAS Bulletin 2:2
		Pritchett analyzed the evolution of Lahore as the centre for Urdu literature under the influence of Sir Syed, Maulana Hali and Maulana Azad.
		Hali's Muggadimmah Shehro Shaairi, prepared the ground for the emergence of Urdu literature.
		Peter Hook's presentation, based on his extensive work on languages in Pakistan, juxtaposed the enormous linguistic variety and complexity in the country with the lack of research and interest in the discipline.
	www.basas.ac.uk /bulletin/basasb22.html (4853 words)

	Pakistan News Service - PakTribune
		I dare say that if it were not that God has put a curb and a condemnation on Israel, the Israelis would have easily driven the Arab regimes from out of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq.
		The nation needs and we pray to our "Lord Supreme" for it to send us another Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and his catalyst one-band "media" the unforgettable Maulana Hali.
		OIC with the blessings of the Arab and Muslim leaders has made itself the laughing stock of world.
	paktribune.com /news/index.shtml?118879 (1498 words)

	BHAI VIR SING
		What had been accomplished in this direction in languages of regions situated far away from the Panjab, or even in Hindi did not make that impact on the mind and thought of the Panjabis as the mass of new creative work in Urdu, the Ianguage of education and official work current then.
		The work of Maulana Muhammad Hussain Azad in history-writing, in belles-lettres modelled on certain imaginative pieces from Addison and other writers, his new didactic poetry as also the poetry of Maulana Hali in the same vein and his Critical writings would be known to Bhai Vir Singh.
		So also the pieces composed under the same strain of inspiration by writers only slightly less celebrated though distinguished each in his own way, such as Deputy Nazir Ahmed, Maulvi Zakaullah, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, Babu Piare Lal Ashob and several others.
	www.apnaorg.com /articles/bhaivirsingh (5283 words)

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