Some nobles from the book treasury

Some nobles from the book treasury

Sometimes while reading a book, one finds a very interesting and excellent writing. It is the sweat of the author of that book. That part of his scholarly and literary treasure that he is sharing. This selection is some of the nobles of the treasury of such scholarly personalities who have distributed it in the form of a book. Are These interesting events selected during the study are your gift of scientific and literary jokes and informative points.

He said that since your vision does not have the instrument that can see me, your vision cannot see me, but your vision can feel me. God can be seen as air. If you can see the wind, you can see God. But even though the wind is not visible, it has its full effect. It is felt, when it is touched, it is known, it is fast, it is smooth, it is soft, it is windy. If it is very strong, it is a storm. Man can feel every breath of air. In the same way, you can feel and see God without any visual evidence, but in the history of the entire universe, only man has seen it with human eyes. That event is the honor of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) in Ascension.
All the scholars agree that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) saw his Lord on the night of Ascension, and we have the absolute proof of his vision, but not on the Day of Resurrection. People will be able to see their Lord. Whether they are women or men. It was asked, "How will you see the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)?" He said, "Like you see the moon in the shadow of light clouds."
Excerpt from Ahmed Rafiq Akhtar's book "Hijab Athar Hain"

The West and the West (North Africa) have been inhabited since ancient times by a nation called the Berber. This nation had many tribes and groups. Among them the tribes of Sanahaba, Katama, Masmooda, Hawara and Zinata were of special importance. Where did these people come from in North Africa and at what time? Historians differ on this point. Some believe that they came here from continental Europe three thousand years ago and some say that they are Semitic Arabs. (Ie, descendants of Sam ibn Noah) The American historian James Henry Brestiz has confidently written that these people were Semitic Arabs and reached North Africa via Egypt before the time of history. The majority of Arab historians agree.

However, when the Berbers first settled in North Africa, the borders of the Berbers (Libya, Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco) did not even exist. Once upon a time, these people were just simple farmers. His complexion was white and his eyes were blue. Even today, in the West, only the people of the Berber race have the upper hand, even though they are generally called Arabs because of their universal ties to Islam.

In addition to the Berbers, these people are also called "Mazig" or "Amazighin". Which means "Mardan Har" or "Sardar" in Barbarian language.
Historians have written a lot about the morals and habits of the Berbers. The gist of their statements is that these people are very brave, militant and liberal, but at the same time they have a strong temperament, temperament and temperament. No half-century from their known history has gone by without turmoil and bloodshed.
Excerpt from Talib Hashmi's book "Abu Yusuf Yaqub Al-Mansoor Ba'at"
Arzoo Lucknow
The famous and well-known poet Hazrat Arzoo Lucknowi has been mentioned that he had a suitable temperament from his childhood. He was thirteen or fourteen years old when an old man in the neighborhood gave him a hug and said, "If you have the right temperament, tie a knot on it." Give me a year. Mr. Arzoo did a little Tamil and said that there is no need for the whole year.
The message was this.

The golden bird flew away, but remained in his hand
Arzoo tied the knot and thus completed the lion.
؂ Daman is a part of Yusuf's hand in his hand
The golden sparrow was left in the hand
Reference: The book "Shab Chiragh" by Hakim Nisar Ahmad Alvi (Alig)
Founder of Arabism
He was born in 1114 in the Italian city of Cremona. He knew Arabic well. He came to Talitla in search of Ptolemy's "Ajasti" (Arabic). In 1175 he translated "Ingesti" into Latin. He became one of the most prominent translators of Arabic books. A Christian and a Jewish scholar assisted him in this task. He opened the doors of Greek and Arabic knowledge to the West for the first time. Then many others were born who imitated him in this matter.

In the words of Dr. Max Mirhaf, he was the founder of Arabism in the European world. He did for Western Latin the same thing that Haneen Ibn Ishaq did for Eastern Arabs. He translated numerous books on philosophy, mathematics, medicine and science from Arabic into Latin. In medicine, he translated the books of Hippocrates and Galen, all the translations of Haneen bin Ishaq, all the works of Al-Kandi, the huge book Al-Qanun by Bu Ali Sina and the book Jarahat by Abu Al-Qasim Al-Zahrawi. In physics, he translated many of Aristotle's books from Arabic, including the Magazine of Cells attributed to Aristotle. He also translated the books of Al-Farabi, Ishaq and Thabit into Latin.
In 1187 he fell ill. He thought that his death was imminent, "If I die, who will translate the precious Arabic books into Western?" This feeling tormented him. A new force of action awoke in him. Despite the disease..
He began translating the rest of the Arabic books he had collected. He is said to have completed the translation of almost the same books in just one month before his death.
This genius working figure who introduced European sciences and arts to the European nations is "Gerard".
Rosary and bribery
The second most important person after Patwari is the police chief. He has extraordinary powers to arrest people, so he can extort bribes from people. I remember this incident of his childhood which was narrated by a farmer from nearby Mouza. Her son was in trouble. He went to the police chief and demanded money. The man came the next day with twenty rupees. The police chief was reciting Tasbeeh after prayers. On each bead of the rosary there was a garland. When the policeman saw twenty rupees, he became very angry and thundered. "Baby pigs!" What has he brought and brought? " And then he started doing it.
Excerpt: "Eyes" by Feroz Khan Noon
Difference
During Bhutto's rule, Hanif Sahib of NWFP used to be the Information Minister. Probably in 1976, Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi's literary followers arranged to celebrate his birthday in Islamabad under the National Center. Expressing his love on the occasion, the Information Minister invited Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi and a few friends to his house for dinner. Including 'I'. There was a conversation in the drawing room of Wazir Sahib before the meal and there was a rumor that Wazir Sahib suddenly asked Qasmi Sahib with great politeness and devotion. Mr. Qasmi! Is your anniversary celebrated every year? Qasmi Sahib smiled and fell silent but Kishore Sahib burst out laughing and sat on the carpet. The Minister was looking at the audience with great innocence and he could not understand the reason for the sarcastic smile on his face. Perhaps Ahmad Faraz told the minister that the celebration of Qasmi's birthday has been going on for a few years now. Then the Minister realized the difference between a birthday and an anniversary....