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Dr. Md Samiuddin 2. Department : Urdu 3 SECAB’s A R S Inamdar Arts, Science & Commerce for Women, Vijayapura PROFILE 1. Name : Dr. Md Samiuddin 2. Department : Urdu 3. Designation : Assistant Professor 4. Date of Joining : 24-06-2010 5. Phone Numbers : 9341044679 6. E-mail ID : [email protected] 7. Educational Qualifications: Qualification Title/Course University Year Ateequllah Personality and Hyderabad Central Doctor of Philosophy 2009 Art University Dr Syed Sajjad Life and Hyderabad Central M.Phil 2004 Works University Gulbarga University, M.A Urdu 2003 Gulbarga Gulbarga University, Urdu, History, Pol-Science 2001 B.A Gulbarga 8. Positions Held/Career Profile : HOD, Assistant Professor, Member BOS, BOE 9. Teaching Experience :10 years 10. Area of Specialisation : Fiction & Drama, Poetry 11. Courses and Subjects Taught : B.A,B.Sc.,B.Com 12. Publications : List enclosed below 13. Conferences/Symposia/Workshops : Attended and organised Attended/Organised 14. Staff Training by University/other Institutions :Orientation & Refresher Courses 15. Participation in Curriculum Restructuring : Member of BOS in restructuring syllabus Of UG B.A B.Sc. B.Com,Urdu for all six semesters of KSWU, Vijayapua Publications: 1. "Urdu Main Tarjuma Nigari Dr. Syed. Sajjad ke Khususi Hawale se" Published by Munsif Daily, Hyderabad. On 08 May -2005 Page No.06. 2. "Mujtaba Hussain ki Khaka Nigari" Published by Govt. of Andhra Pradesh Magzine, Hyderabad. On January - 2006 Page No.14. 3. "Nazeer Akbar Abadi Ek Awami Shayar" Published by Eteemad Daily, Hyderabad. on 18 Dec-2006. Auraq-e-Adab Page No.01. 4. "Drama Zahak Ek Tanqeedi Mutala" Published by Monthly Andhra Pardesh. Hyd. On Jan- 2009.Page No.16. 5. "Wali aur Sadullah Gulshan" Published by Salar Daily, Bangalore. On 26-04-2010.Page No.08. 6. " Kalam-e-Iqbal Mein Ishq ka Tasvur aur Maulana Room" Published by Roznama Rashtriya Sahara, Bangalore.on 03-05-2010.Page No.06. 7. "Masnavi Zaher-e-Ishq ka Tajziyati Mutala" Published by Monthly Zarrin Shuwayaen, Bangalore. On June -2010.Page No.45. 8. "Masjid-E-Qurtaba Ek Tajziyati Mutala" published by Salar daily Hubli on 09-Nov-2010.Page No.04. 9. "Urdu Adab mein Gandhiayi Fikr Ek Jayeza" published by Roznama Rashtriya Sahara, Bangalore on 22-Nov-2010.Page No.09. 10. "Rafia Manzoor-ul-Ameen ka Afsana Chadar ek jayeza" Published by Monthly Zarrin Shuwayaen, Bangalore on September-2011.Page No.21. 11. "Deccani Adab ki Aham Tasnif Sabras" Published by Monthly Zarrin Shuwayaen, Bangalore on April-2012.Page No.16. 12. "Aisa samai ab ayega:Ek Tajziyati mutala" Published by Fortnightly Qaumi Ittehad Hubli Dist Dharwad,Karnataka on 1st June to 15th June 2012.Page No.11. 13. "Subah-e-Azadi (August 1947): Ek Tajziyati mutala" Published by Fortnightly Qaumi Ittehad Hubli Dist Dharwad,Karnataka on 1st September to 15th September 2012.Page No.05. 14. "Urdu Adab Main Khaka Nigari Ek Jaiza" Published by Monthly Adeeb, Karnataka Urdu Academy Bangalore on February 2013.Page No.24. 15. "Afsana Garam kot Ek Tajziaya" published by Roznama Rashtriya Sahara, Bangalore on 25-Feb- 2013.Page No.07. 16. "Ateequllah: Ek Hama jahat Shakhsiyat" published by Roznama Rashtriya Sahara, Bangalore on 18 March-2013.06 17. "Qutub Mushtari ka Tanqeedi Jayeza" Published by Monthly Zarrin Shuwayaen, Bangalore on April- 2013.Page No.28. 18. "Gubar-E-Khatir ka Tahqiqi-O-Tanqidi Jaiza" Published by Urdu Scholar ki Duniya International Refereed Journal for Urdu ISSN 2320-5369, EISSN 2320-8910 Volume-I, Issue III, October 2013.Page No.35. 19. "Bai Misal Ustad"Published by AALAMGEER ADAB Aurangabad Maharashtra Book series…..5 "Hameed Suharwardy Shaksiyat Aur Adabi Jehat" Year of Publication-17 March 2014. ISBN - 978- 81-924833-6-8. Page No.477. 20. "Iqbal ki Watani Shairi" Published by Monthly Tamheed Nizamabad Telangana.on January 2015.ISSN 2320 -6373.Page No.39. 21. “Azadi ke baad Urdu Novel ek Mutaliya” Published by Ekkiswin Sadi Mein Urdu Fiction, 12th & 13th February 2016.Dept.of Urdu Abeda Inamdar senior College,Pune,Maharashtra.ISSN-978-93-83777- 03-7.Page No.107. 22. “ Dr.Syed Sajjad Urdu ka Nabagai Rozgar Adeeb” Published by monthly SABRAS, Hyderabad,Telangana on July-2016.ISSN-2278-6902.Page No.37. 23. “ Jeelani Bano ka Novel Barish-E-Sang ka Tahqiqi-o-Tanqidi Jaiza” Published by kitabi silsila,Irtiash4 Jan,Feb,March-2017. Hyderabad T.S. ISSN-2320-2416. Page No.18. 24. “Musaddas-e-Hali Ek Mutaliya” Published by Urdu Adab Ke Gohar-e-Nayab Hali Aur Shibli, 28th & 29th April 2017.Dept.of Urdu Abeda Inamdar senior College,Pune,Maharashtra.ISSN-978-93-83777- 04-4. 25. “Kalam-e-Iqbal Mein Aman Ka Payam”Published by kitabi silsila“Punjaab” Maler,Malerkotla,Punjab,August 2018.ISBN No: 978-93-88105-72-9. Page No.75 26. “ Internet Aur Urdu” Published by Urdu Monthly Qaumi Zaban,Telangana State Urdu Academy,Hyderabad, October 2018.ISSN 2321-4627.Page No 57 to 59. 27. “ Ibrahim Nama Mein Bijapur” Published by International Journal Monthly Urdu Duniya,December 2018,National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language,Department of Higher Education,Ministry of Human Resource Development,Government of India. ISSN 2249-0639.Page No 52 to 53. 28. “ Rauf Khushtar ki Tanz-o-Mizah Nigari ( Sarf-e-Darban ke hawale se)” Published in the book “ Abdur Rauf Khushtar Fan Aur Shaksiyat”in the year 2018.Published by Khadiman-e-Urdu Forum Solapur,Maharashtra,ISBN 978-0-359-25607-5.Page No 121 to 127. 29. “ Samaj ki Tamir Mein Urdu Sahafat Ka kirdar Daur-e-Hazir ke Hawale se” Published in the book “ Adab Shanasi”in the year June 2019.Published by APPLIED BOOKS,Darya Ganj New Delhi,ISBN 978-93-83239-92-4.Page No 136 to 142. 30. “Rafi Ahmed Khidwai” Published by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Memorial Forum Kalaburagi,Book Name Hindustan ki jiddo Jahed e Azadi Main Musalmano Ka Kirdar Compiled by Dr.Gazanfar Iqbal.on November 2019.Page No 241to 243. 31. “ Hameed Soharwardi Ke Afsano Mein Rang e Tasawuf” Published by Quarterly SAGHAR E ADAB Peer Reviewed Journal Muzaffarpur Bihar, October to December 2019..ISSN-2582- 3612.Page No.42 to 47. BOOK COMPILED: 1. Meetha Lehja Kadwa Sachh. Publisher Educational Book House Aligarh.U.P. ( ISBN 978-93-83549- 33-7 ) Year 2014. 2. Adab Shanasi. Published by APPLIED BOOKS,Darya Ganj New Delhi,ISBN 978-93-83239-92- 4.Month & Year June 2019. BOOK REVIEW: 1. Book Review entitled " Roshan Khayal Sat Rangi Shair: Roshan Khan Girgit" Book Name: Meetha Lehja Kadwa Sachh- R.K.Roshan ( Girgit Ahmedabadi) ( ISBN 978-93-83549-33-7 ) Year 2014. 2. Book Review entitled “ Paigam-e-Sufia”Book Name Paigam-e-Sufia by Alhaj Hazrat Syed Shah Abu Mohammed Anwarul Quadri. ISSN-2349-3437.Feb 2019. PAPERS PRESENTED IN INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL SEMINARS: 1. Paper Presented entitled"Wali Aur Sadullah Gulshan" in 3 days National Seminar (22nd -24th January 2007) entitled "Deccani urdu -its socio-Linguistic & literary milieu" conducted by the Dept of Urdu,University of Hyderabad. 2. Paper Presented entitled "Kalam-e-Iqbal mein Ishq ka Tasavur aur Maulan Room" in 3 days International seminar entitled "Maulana Jalaluddin Roomi: A great philosopher and a sufi poet" conducted by the Dept of Urdu, University of Hyderabad. From 3-5 September 2007. 3. Paper presented entitled " Urdu Adab Aur Qaumi Ekjaheti" in Two day National seminar on " The Role of Urdu Language and literature in promoting National Integration" organized by the Department of Urdu, Arabic & Persian of Poona college, Pune. Sponsored by University Grant Commision, New Delhi on 13th & 14th March 2009. 4. Paper presented entitled "Deccani Adab Ki Aham Tasnif Sabras" in one day national seminar on " Deccani Zaban-O-Adab Ki Tahzibi-O- Adabi Ahmiyat" organised by the Dept of Urdu, Dr. B.R Ambedkar First grade college Hallikhed (B) Dist Bidar. Sponsored by U.G.C New Delhi on 09-April -2011 5. Paper Presented entitled " Urdu Adab Main Khaka Nigari ek Jayeza" in two days National Seminar on "Asnaaf-E-Adab -Tadrees-o-Tanqeed" ( Forms of Urdu literature-Teaching & Critics ) at Deparment of Urdu & Persian Gulbarga University Gulbarga Conducted with Co-ordination of Karnataka Urdu Academy Bangalore on 12th & 13th of December 2011. 6. Paper Presented entitled " Afsana Garam Kot ek Tajziya" in two days National Seminar on " BHARATIYA BASHAO MEIN NAYI SADI KA KATHA SAHITYA" organized by the Department of Hindi B.L.D.E.Association New Arts College, Tikota Dist Bijapur, Karnataka Sponsored by UGC New Delhi.on 3rd & 4th March 2012. 7. Paper presented entitled " Subah-E- Azadi ( Aug-1947): Ek Tajziyati Mutaliya" in two days National Seminar on " Faiz Ahmed Faiz's poetry and his Period" on 30th and 31st March 2012.Sponsored by UGC, New Delhi and organized by Department of Urdu,AKI's Poona college of Arts,Science and Commerce,Camp Pune, Maharashtra. 8. Paper presented entitled "Qutub Mushtari Ka Tanqeedi Jayeza" in two days National Seminar on "Ehde Bahmani ke Baad Deccan mein Urdu" on 1st & 2nd April 2012. Sponsored by National council for Promotion of Urdu Language, New Delhi,and organized by Prayog-A Voluntary organization®,Bidar Karnataka. 9. Paper presented entitled "Masjid-E-Qurtaba ek Tajziyati Mutala " in one day National Seminar on " Iqbal Shair Mufakkir" on 31st March 2013. Sponsored by National council for Promotion of Urdu Language, New Delhi,and organized by Prayog-A Voluntary organization®,Bidar Karnataka. 10. Paper presented entitled "Gubar-E-Khatir Ka Tahqeeqi-O-Tanqidi Jaiza" in one day National Seminar on "Multi Dimensional Personality of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad" on 29th June 2013. Sponsored by National council for Promotion of Urdu Language, New Delhi, organized by Department of Urdu,Anjuma-e-Islam's Nehru Arts,Science,Commerce,B.B.A.B.C.A.College & P.G.Centre, Ghantikeri, Hubli-580020 ( Karnataka).
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