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Reflections on the Joachim and Petra Heidrich Papers in the Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient Arch THEMATISCHERessource Titel/Title: Urdu books and pamphlets in the Ahmadiyya Mosque, Berlin Jahr/Year: 2021 Erstellt von/ Razak Khan Compiled by: Quellen/ Landesarchiv Berlin Sources: Beschreibung The list contains the Urdu books and pamphlets found in the library and /Description: storage room of the historic Ahmadiyya mosque, Berlin, during spring of 2019. There exist various writings on the history of the mosque and its famous converts to Islam. However, these writings rely on German sources without considering the rich vernacular Urdu archives of books published and circulated by South Asian Ahmadis. Apart from the mosque’s own German journal Muslimsche Revue started in 1929, there are also copies of Islamic Review published in English from London and Review of Religions started by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in 1902. The English magazine was printed in Lahore and also published from Qadian, Punjab, alongside an Urdu edition. Many of these publications in Urdu were also sent to the Mosque in Berlin. Thus, connection across national and language boundaries appears an essential aspect of these Urdu books and pamphlets. While attention has been paid to German archives, this list documents and highlights the value of Urdu materials found in the mosque collection. Although in vernacular language, these writings represent a global History of Ahmadiyya Islam between South Asia, Africa and Europe. A study of these pamphlet titles and contents reveals the archives of Annual reports published by Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore documenting the association's activities. There is also an Urdu translation of the landmark Ahmadiyya Are Muslims. The Verdict of the Supreme Court of South Africa, 9.8.1986. Srinagar Kashmir: Nagina Printing Press, 1986. This judgment was widely discussed and popularized through the Urdu print culture in Lahore, Delhi, Bombay, Kashmir, Dushanbe, Newark, and California. Many of the texts listed here are about clarifying misconceptions about Ahmadiyya, introducing Ghulam Ahmad and other beliefs and writings by Ahmadiyya missionaries including Muhammad Ali. Others include texts and publications of various missions including the Berlin mosque. There is also a translation of writings of converts to Ahmadi Islam. The connecting thread in these publications is not just religion, theological and sectarian concerns but also interaction, circulation and exchange of information among various Ahmadi missions globally. Thus, a small vernacular Urdu archive provides insights into the global intellectual history of Ahmadiyya Islam in Berlin mosque library. MIDA Langfristvorhaben, gefördert durch die Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. MIDA Long Term Project, funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation). Herausgeber/Editors: Anandita Bajpai, Heike Liebau Layout: Monja Hofmann, Nico Putz Anbieter/Host: ZMO, Kirchweg 33, 14129 Berlin Kontakt/Contact: [email protected] ISSN 2701-2875 © MIDA 2021 Urdu books and pamphlets in the Ahmadiyya Mosque, Berlin Urdu Pamphlets Mirza Mas’ud Beg, Ginral Sekratri. Salana Riport. November 1978- October 1989. Mirza Mas’ud Beg, General Secretary. Annual Report. November 1978-October 1989. Salana Riport. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur, 68th Salana Report, November 1981- October 1982. Annual Report. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore, 68th Annual Report, November 1981- October 1982. Salana Riport. November 1989- October 1980. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore 1981. Annual Report. November 1989- October 1980. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore 1981. Salana Riport. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. 62 saal. 1930-31. Annual Report. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore. 62nd Year. 1930-31. Khan Sahib Chaudhari Muhammad Manzur Ilahi Sahib-e-Aziri. Jwa’int Sekratri. Maqbul-e- Aam Press, Lahaur. Hazrat Mahmud alaih us salam ke dawa’i ki haqiqat, Malik Sher Muhammad Khushabi. Ahmadiyya Anjuman Isha’at e islam Hind, Dihli, 95. Khan Sahib Chaudhari Muhammad Manzur Ilahi Sahib-e-Aziri. Joint Secretary. Maqbul-e- Aam Printing Press, Lahaur. The Reality of Hazrat Mahmud (May peace be upon him!), Malik Sher Muhammad Khushabi. Ahmadiyya Anjuman Isha’at e islam Hind, Delhi, 95. Taurat-e-musawi men anhazrat Salim ke bareh main nabiyyan basharat. Musannif Maulana ’Abdul Haq Sahib Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Prophetic Annuciation / Glad Tidings about His Highness Salim in the Torah / Old Testament of Moses, Author Maulana Abdul Haq Sahib va Dayarti, Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e- Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Ahmadiyya Musalman hain. Junubi Ifrika ki Suprim Kourt ka faisla. 9.8.86. Srinagar Kashmir: Nagina Printing Press, 1986. Ahmadiyya Are Muslims. The Verdict of the Supreme Court of South Africa. 9.8.86. Srinagar Kashmir: Nagina Printing Press, 1986. Hamire ’Aqa’id. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Hind. Delhi. 1995. Our Beliefs. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Hind. Delhi. 1995. Muhammad Iqbal: Ahmadiyyat. Maulana Hafiz Sher Muhammad. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Bamba’i. Muhammad Iqbal: Ahmadiyyat. Maulana Hafiz Sher Muhammad. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Bombay. Al balagh al Mubin. Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Sahib Qadiyani. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Bamba’i: 1988. The Evident Commuique / Proclamation. Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Sahib Qadiyani. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Bombay: 1988. Muqaddama-e-Haqiqat-e-Islam. A’ina-e-Kamalat-e-Islam. Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Sahib Qadyiani. Introduction to the Reality of Islam. Mirror to the Perfections / Perfect Characteristics of Islam. Written by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Sahib Qadyiani. Tazkira-e-Shahid. Zikr e Latif Shahzada Hazrat ’Abdul Latif Shahid. Jis se Mohtaram Haroon Ahmad ne Ba’z Afrad-e-Khandan Ke Tawan se Qa’im kiya. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e- Isha’at-e-Islam. Bamba’i. An Elegant Biographical Account of Shahzada Hazrat ’Abdul Latif Shahid. Which was estabalished by Respected Haroon Ahmad with the help of some members of family. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam. Bombay. Sarguzasht. Novambar 1948 ta Aktubar 1949. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Ahmadiyya Bildingz, Lahaur. Narrative Account from November 1948 to October 1949. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at- e-Islam, Lahaur. Ahmadiyya Bildingz, Lahore. Ahya-e-Islam aur Jama’at-e-Ahmadiyya ki Khususiyat. Daktar Allah Bakhsh. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Revival of Islam; A Peculiar Trait of Ahmadiyya Organization. Doctor Allah Bakhsh. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore. Kya Ahmadiyya Musalman Nahin Hain: Qur’an va Sunnat aur fiqh-e-hanafi–e- akabareen millat ada alia ke. Faisla Hayat aur Vaqiat Haqqa ki Shahadat. Shah Kardaa, Dr. Allah Baksh. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Are the Ahmadiyya not Muslims? Proofs from the Qura’an, Sunna as well as the lives, judgments and true events of the great scholars of Hanafi Fiqh. Published by Dr. Allah Baksh. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore. Namaz aur Taraqqi ki Tin Rahen. Janab Maulana Muhammad ’Ali Sahib Marhum va Manqoor. 1978. Daily Prayers and Three Ways to Success. Mr. Maulana Muhammad ’Ali Sahib (Late). 1978. Itmam-e-Hujjat ra: Janab Khalifa Sahib Jama’at–e-Rabwa aur Qaydiani Hazrat ki Khidmat men Chand Sawalat. Musannif Maulana Hafiz Sher Mohammad Mubligh e islam. Publisharz. The Fulfilment of a Condition: Some Questions to the Khalifa Sahib of the Jama’at at Rabwa and other Qaydiani Memebrs. Author, Maulana Hafiz Sher Mohammad, the Preacher of Islam. Publishers. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur: Inkar Riport. Newark, California, Amerika. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur: Their Report. Newark, California, America. Jama’at-e-Ahmadiyya ke do firqe aur Hazrat Bani-e-silsila par tabdill e ’aqida ke ilzam ki Tardid. The Two Sects of Ahmadiyya and Refutation of the Accusation about Changing the Belief from the Respected Founder of the Order. Hazrat Amir Marhum Maulana Muhammad ‘Ali, Rahmatullah ‘Alaih. Tasir Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam. Bamba’i. Hazrat Amir the Late Maulana Muhammad ’Ali, Rahmatullah ‘Alaih. (May mercy be upon him!). The Impact of Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam. Bombay. Sadruddin, Tafsir Sura-e-Fatiha. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Sadruddin, A Commentary on the Sura e Fatiha (The First Chapter of the Qur’an). Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore. Khwaja Kamaluddin Sahib-e-Marhum Imam Masjid Woking, Landan. Islam men Ko’i Firqa nahin. Maulana Azad Road, Jacob Circle, Bamba’i. Khwaja Kamaluddin Sahib Late Imam Masjid Woking, London. There is no Sect [Sectarianism] in Islam. Maulana Azad Road, Jacob Circle, Bombay. Sadruddin, Islami Musavat aur Halat-e-Hazir. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. Sadruddin, Islamic Equality and the Present Conditions. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e- Islam, Lahore. Maulana Hafiz Sher Muhammad, Muhammad Iqbal aur Ahmadiyyat. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur. 1988, Maulana Azad Road, Jacob Circle, Bambai. Maulana Hafiz Sher Muhammad, Muhammad Iqbal and Ahmadiyyat. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore. 1988, Maulana Azad Road, Jacob Circle, Bombay. Al Hajj Mumtaz Ahmad Faruqi, Fath-e-Haq. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahaur: Ahmadiyya Building, Lahore, 1965. Second Revised Edition. Al Hajj Mumtaz Ahmad Faruqi, The Victory of Truth. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e- Islam, Lahaur: Ahmadiyya Building, Lahore, 1965. Second Revised Edition. Shahadat-e-Haq, Jama’at Ahmadiyya Lahaur aur Bani e Silsila e Ahmadiyya ke Muta’alliq Mumtaz Shakhsiyaton ki Ara aur Bayanat. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e-Isha’at-e- Islam, Lahaur. The Proofs / Witness of Truth, The Views and Statements of Prominent Personalities about Jama’at Ahmadiyya of Lahore and the Founder of the Order. Ahmadiyya Anjuman-e- Isha’at-e-Islam, Lahore. Sayyid Abul ’Ala Maududi Sahib ki Tafhim al Qur’an: Haqiqat Ki Raushni men. Darul Isha’at e Kutub e Islamiyya. Maulana Azad Road, Jacob Circle Bamba’i. Sayyid Abul ’Ala Maududi Sahib’s Tafhim al Taqsim al Qur’an: In the Light of Reality.
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