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Home American Libraries | Ca Internet Archive Web Video Texts Audio Projects About Account TVNews OpenLibrary (navigation image) Home American Libraries | Canadian Libraries | Universal Library | Community Texts | Project Gutenberg | Children's Library | Biodiversity Heritage Library | Additional Collections Search: Advanced Search Anonymous User (login or join us) Upload See other formats Full text of "Ahle bidat ka radd,urdu,islamic book" Government of Rajasthan Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Arabic and Persian Research Institute HAND LIST OF PERSIAN MANUSCRIPTS Edited by Sahibzada Abdul Moid Khan Director MAULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD ARABIC PERSIAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE RAJASTHAN, TONK 2010 Language : Persian Sub. : Tajveed and Qiraat S.No. Ace. No. Name of Manuscript Author/Commentator/Translator Remarks 1. 52 Khulasat ut Tawarikh Ibn-i- Imad 2. 3726/3 do do 3. 93/1 Qawaid ul Quraan Yar Mohammad b. Khuadad Samarqandi 4. 34 do do 5. 94 do do 6. 92/1 do do 7. 40 Ad Durrat ul Farid fi Bayan it Tajwid Mulla kalan Bukhari 8. 87/4 Khulasat ut Tajwid Maulwi Abdul Quddus b. Shaikh Jivan Qari 9. 30 Tohafa-i-Sulemani Maulana Hasan 10. 49 Risalah dar Tajwid Fateha - 11. 64 Zabat i- Shatibi - 12. 105/1 Ajaib ut Tajwid Mir Abdullah Tajarrud 13. 105/2 At Tajridiya fi masail it Tajwidiyah do 14. 105/4 Risalah Tajwidiyah Husain b. Usman 15. 61 Marghub ul qari HGafiz Abdullah ( Nasir Abdullah b. Ahmad b. Ba Majid al Qashshafi 16. 217/5 do do 17. 105/6 Hashiyah Qasidah Hafiz Izzud Din Hafiz Mohamamd Sadiq 18. 43/2 Risalah Ramuz i- Oqaf - 19. 53 Risalah Qiraat Oqaf Rumuz-i-Quraan - 20. 105/3 Risalah Digar dar Tadad-i-Waqf - 21. 103 Miftah-i-Rahmani dar Tajwid-i-Quraani - 22. 48 Tajwid ul Quraan Mohammd b. ali b. Mohammad al Husaini 23. 63 do Abdur Rahman Multani 24. 53 Risalah Manzum dar - Qawaid wa Qiraat 25. 51 Siraj ul Huffaz dar Bayan-o- Mutashabahat Al Haddad b. Abdul Hakim 26. 52 Rasm ul Khat Farsi Abdur Rahim b. Abi Bakr Siyuti 27. 92/2 Manzar ul Qurrah Sharf ud Dun b. Mahmud b. Sadfalari 28. 87/1 Sharhu Muqaddamt il Jazriyah - 29. 25 Irshad ul Qari Maulwi Turab b. Ibrahim Mustufa 30. 46 Risalah Haft Qurrah - 31. 51 Siraj ul Huffaz Ilahadad b. Abdul Hakim 32. 65 Zinat ul Qari Nusrat b. Umar urf Iskandar Sakin Qasba Asawal 33. 47 do do 34. 112/3 do do 35. 45 Raghaib ul Albab Maulwi Mohammad Raza Ali Khan b. Maulwi Sakhawat Ali Sahib al Hanafi al Banarsi 36. 73 Sanad Qiraat wa Ijazat Qari Abdur Rahman Panipati 37. 36 Hilyatul Qari (Vol- 1) Sayed Ali al Husaini b. Sayed Rukn ud Din Hyderabadi 38. 62 Maqsud ul Qari Qari Mohammad Noor ud Din Sahib 39. 44 do do 40. 59 do do 41. 105/5 Risalah Tajwid i- Quraan (Moallafah Husaini) Husain b. Usman 42. 106 Marza ul Qatebin Mohammad Taqi b. Abul Masum Baig 43. 43/3 Risalah Qiraat i- Manzum - 44. 4061/4 Risalah dar Ilm-i-Qiraat Faqir Imam ud Din wa Qamr ud Din 45. 4194/3 Risalah Qiraat Maulwi Ashraf Ali 46. 4194/7 Risalah Matlub ul Qiraat - 47. 4194/6 Qawaid ul Qiraat Hafiz Kamal b. Abdullah 48. 4194/8 Risalah Tajwid Dilawar Khani Yusuf 49. 4952 Jabta-i-Quraani - 50. 4191/3 Marghub ul Qari - 51. 3726/3 Risalah dar Bayan-i- Makharij Ibn.Ammad 52. 4952 Zabit-i-Quraan - 53. 43/4 Marat ul Ghazlan fi Rasm il Quraan Nazm-i-Haider 54. 112/1 Sharah Qasidah Aqilat ul Atraf Sharah (Shatibiyah) 55. 43 Risalah Rasm ul Khat - 56. 5160 Risalah dar Qiraat 57. 5410 Muntakhab Qasida-i- Kursh 58. 5411 Khulasat un Nawadir 59. 5412 Rumuz ul Quraan 60. 5413 Risalah Tajwid 61. 5593 Jadwal dar Bayan-i- Sabaa - 62. 5712 Miftah ul Abwab wa Digar Rasail - Language : Persian Sub. : Tafsir 63. 3028 Sharah Gharib ul Quraan Shah Waliullah 64. 4015/3 Oraaq-i-Chand az Tafsir-i-Kabir - 65. 4092/2 Qawaid ul Quraan Yaar Mohamamd b. Khudadad Samarqandi 66. 4136 Mawahib-i-Ilahi Tafsir- i-Husaini - 67. 4307 Tafsir-i-Farsi - 68. 4472 Tarjamah Baaz Aayat-i- Quraani - 69. 4622 Jawahar-i-Khamsa I,III,IV,V Faqir Sultan Mohammad 70. 4635 Mazhar ul Haq Abdul Hakim 71. 5056 Tafsir - 72. 158 Tafsir-i-Zahidi (Nisf Awwal) ash Shaikh Abu Nasr Ahmad b. Hasan b. Ahmad al Bukhari az Zahidi 73. 159 Tafsir-i-Zahidi - (NisfDom) 74. 166 Tafsir yaqub Charkhi Yaqub b. Usman b.Mahmud b. Mohammad al Ghaznawi al Charkhai 75. 3264 do - 76. 125 Bahr-i-Mawwaz (Vol.1) Qazi Shihab ud Din Daulatabadi b. Shams ud Din b. Umar 77. 126 do (Vol.11) - 78. 127 Bahar-i-Mawwaz Qazi Shihab ud Din Daulatabadi b. Shams ud Din b. Umar 79. 128 do - 80. 129 do - 81. 177 Jawahir ut Tafsir Tohfat ul Amir Kamal ud Din Mullah Husain b.Ali Waiz al Kashifi 82. 3867 do do 83. 138 al Mawahib ul Aliyyah Maaruf ba Tafsir-i- Husaini do 84. 139 do do 85. 140 do do 86. 141 do do 87. 142 do do 88. 143 do do 89. 3254 do do 90. 3255 do do 91. 3252 do do 92. 3253 al Mawahib ul Aliyyah Maaruf ba Tafsir-i- Husaini Kamal ud Din Mullah Husain b.Ali Waiz al Kashifi 93. 3932 do do 94. 3888/2 do do 95. 3018 do do 96. 144 do do 97. 145 do do 98. 146 do do 99. 147 do do 100. 1381 do do 101. 2382 do do 102. 2383 do do 103. 203 Sharh ul Quraan (Mutallah) Moin ud Din b.Siraj ud Din Khawand Mahmud 104. 811/8 Tafsir Iyyakanaabudu - 105. 811/9 do - 106. 122 Bahar ul Uloom il Islamiyah (Vol-I) Hafiz Ghulam Mustufa b. Mohammad Akbar Thanawi 107. 123 do (Vol-II) do 108. 208 Fath ul Aziz wa Tafsir- i-Azizi Shah Abdul Aziz Dihalawi b. Shah Waliyullah Dihalawi 109. 209 do do 110. 2390 do do 111. 210 do do 112. 211 do do 113. 212 Al Fuzat ul Haideriyah Maulawi Haider Ali Faizabadi b. Mohammad Hasan 114. 213 do do 115. 156 Taqbih ush Shoara il Ghadin Maulawi Sayed Mahbub Ali Jafri 116. 148 Tafsir-i-Ilahi Shaikh Muhib ullah 117. 149 do do 118. 165 Tafsir-i-Rizwi "Faqir" 119. 171 Tafsir-i-Farsi Manzum - 120. 176 Tafsir-i-Farsi - 121. 182/3 do - 122. 184 Hadaiq ul Haqaiq fi Kashaf-i-Asradid Daqaiq Moin ud Din Harawi Farahi "Mullah Miskin" 123. 183 do do 124. 200 Zaib ut Tafasir Safi b. Wali Kazwini 125. 2436 Misbah ul Ashiqin Shihab ud Din b. Mahmud b. Ibrahim 126. 816/8 Tafsir Iyyaka Naabudu az Tafsir-i-Jawahir - 127. 173 Tartib Aayat il Kalam lit Tashih li Istikhrajil Ahkam Mohammad Amin Dihlawi 128. 236 Maj mua-i-Latifah - 129. 14 Lughat ul Quraan - 130. 223 do Maulwi Abdul Hai Dihlawi 131. 224 do do 132. 5170/1 Tafsir-i-Na Mukammal - 133. 5232 Tafsir-i-Kalam( tafsir-i- Azizi) Maulana Shah Abdul Aziz Sahib 134. 5235 Tafsir-i- Azizi (Parahl9) do 135. 5236 Tafsir-i-Kalamullah Maulwi Abdul Qadir Dihlawi do 136. 5584/3 Tafsir-i-Parah Am - 137. 5935 Tafsir-i-Parah Am Ba Ahad-i-Jahangiri Shaikh Nizamuddin Thanesari 138. 6044 Tafsir-i-Parah 3 - 139. 225 Lughat ul Quraan Maulwi Abdul Hai Dihlawi 140. 214 Al Fauz ul kabir fi Usool it Tafsir Shah Waliullah Dihlawi 141. 216/1 do do 142. 217/1 do do 143. 1988/1 do do 144. 215/2 Fath ul Kabir Shah Waliullah Dihlawi 145. 216/2 Al Muqaddma fi Qawanin it Tarjamah Shah Waliullah Dihlawi 146. 215/1 Al Fauz ul kabir fi Usool it Tafsir Shah Waliullah Dihlawi 147. 1547/2 Al Muqaddma fi Qawanin it Tarjamah do 148. 1988/6 do do 149. 4264/1 do do 150. 4264/3 Fath ur Rahman bi Tarjumatil Quraan do 151. 182/1 Hashiya Tarjamah Fatah ur Rahman do 152. 4264/2 do do 153. 6517 30-Parah Tafsir Azizullah Naqsh Bandi 154. 6491 Tafsir Shah Abdul Aziz Shah Abdul Aziz Muhaddis Dihlawi Language : Persian Sub. : Usool Hadis , Hadis 155. 548/2 Ujala-i-Nafeaa Shah Abdul Aziz b.Shah Waliullah Dihlawi 156. 524/5 do do 157. 545/1 do do 158. 334/3 Faizan ul Majid ala Qalb il Mustafid Razi ud Din Abul Khan- Mohammad Abdul Majid Khan b.Noor Nabi Khan Tonki (No she Miyan) 159. 3009/1 Ahadis-i-Khamsa - 160. 3732/1 Risalah Chahal Hadis Amir Sayed Ahmad 161. 3787 Sharah Hisn-i-Hasin Shams ud Din 162. 4194 Alamaat-i-Mahadi Ali b. Hisam ud Din Muttaqi 163. 486 Al Musaffah fi Sharh il Moatta Shah Waliullah Dihlawi 164. 487 do do 165. 2703/3 do do 166. 363 Sharah Sahih ul Bukhari Vol-I Maulana Mohammad( Shaikh ul Islam) 167. 364 do Vol-II do 168. 365 do Vol-III do 169. 366 do do 170. 367 do do Language : Persian Sub. : Hadis 171. 267 Taisir ul Qari Sharah Sahih ul Bukhari Vol-I Maulwi Noor ul Haq Sb. Al Bukhari ad Dihlawi 172. 268 do Vol-II do 173. 269 do Vol-III do 174. 270 do Vol-IV do 175. 271 do Vol-V do 176. 272 do Vol-VI do 177. 273 do do 178. 278 Tarjamah Sahih ul Muslim Maulwi Siraj Ahmad 179. 279 do do 180. 280 do do 181. 281 do do 182. 399 Zubtasir Mushkil Ibn-i- Majah Vol-I Maulana Mohammad Ahsan Nanotawi 183. 400 do Vol-II do 184. 401 do - Vol-I do 185.
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