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PG-Dissertations.Pdf Dissertations submitted to Anvarul Islam Women’s Arabic College Mongam in partial fulfilment of requirement for the award of the degree of M.A. Post Afzal ul Ulama of University of Calicut Sl. Year Name of Student Topic Name of Supervisor No. 1 2005 FABINA C T Role of Free Verse in Arabic Literature JUVAIRIYYATH KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 2 FATHIMATH SUHARA P Muhammed Ibnu Abdul Wahab – Life Dr. ABDUL KADIR and Trace KOYA THANGAL M.P. 3 HAFSATH Role of Shoukhi the Leader of the Poets in FYSALA KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL MANNINGACHAL the Modern Poetry. 4 HAFSATH Emotions of Hafiz Bak Ibrahim in the RAMLATH P. (POKUTTY HAJINTAKAM) THAVALAKKUZHIYAN World of Arabic Poetry 5 LAILA P A Role of Jibran in Modern Arabic AMINA T Literature 6 RAJNA A M Influence of Islamic Poems in Arabic JUVAIRIYYATH Poetry KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 7 RAMEESATH M. A Critical Study on Du’aul Karwan of Dr. Dr. M. ZUHRABI Thaha Husain 8 SAJLA P Contribution of Musthafa Luthufil ABDULLALI P Manfaluthi in the World of Arabic Literature. 9 SAJNA M H Participation of Rashid Rida in the UMMUL HASANATH Revival of Islamic Heritage PUTHENCHERY 10 SAMEENA C K Khansa the Poets in the Pre-Islamic UMMUL HASANATH Period and Islam PUTHENCHERY 11 ZEENATH C Ibnu Thaimiya – Life and Traces Dr. ABDUL KADIR KOYA THANGAL M.P. 12 2006 ATHIKKA C T Prostitution and its Visions impact on AMINA T Society 13 BASILA T P Interests and its Losses AMINA T 14 BUSHRA P Unique views about Economics in Islam ABDULLALI P 15 FOUZIYA M Inheritance in Islam and other Religion; A ABDULLALI P Critical Study 16 JAMSHIYA C Sayyid Qutub – Life and Traces Dr. ABDUL KADIR KOYA THANGAL M.P. 17 JUVAIRIYA AK A Study about the personality of Abul ABDULLALI P Hassan Ali- Nadwi. 18 RAIHANATH E Natural Calamities and Its Analysis in the JUVAIRIYYATH Light of Quran and Science. KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 19 RASEENA K Thoufeequl Hakeem: A Leader of Arabic JUVAIRIYYATH Drama. KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 20 RASIYA A P The Role of Mahjari Literature in the UMMUL HASANATH Modern Renaissance PUTHENCHERY 21 SABNA AZHIKKAL The Contribution of Sheikh Mohammed UMMUL HASANATH PUTHENCHERY PANDIKASALA Abdu to the Islamic Literature 22 SAJINA V Contribution of Abul Ala-Al Maarri to the FYSALA Abbasid Literature. KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 23 SULAIKHA The Role of the Leader Anwaru Al Jundi FYSALA in the Islamic and Literary Reformation KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 24 SUMAYYA K Comparative Study of Hindus Christian ABDULLALI P and Islam 25 SUMAYYA M Contribution of Thaha Hussain to the RAMLATH P. (POKUTTY Arabic Literature HAJINTAKAM) 26 2007 JAEELA K Research and Comparative Study about ABDULLALI P Social Life Before and After the Advent of Islam 27 NASEENA T Analytical Study on the Fundamental and JUVAIRIYYATH Allegorical verses of the Holy Quran KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 28 RAJEENA T K The Study and Research of Family Dr. M. ZUHRABI System in Islam 29 RUKKIYA K The Study and Research of the Holy ABDULLALI P Quran and Modern Science 30 SABINA V The New Trends in Modern Arabic Poetry AMINA T 31 SHAHANA N The Contributions of Interpretations FYSALA (Thafseer) to the Holy Quran KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 32 SHAHIDA V The Result of Khaldoon’s Thoughts: As a JUBAILIYA P Historian and Social Scientist. 33 SHAHRABI Contribution of Najuib Mahfouz to JUVAIRIYYATH KADAVATH PULIKKALAKATH Modern Arabic Literature PEEDIKAKKAL 34 SHEFEENA PK Feminist Movements in the Modern Era UMMUL HASANATH PUTHENCHERY 35 SHIBI T The Contributions of Imam Shafi to the UMMUL HASANATH Islamic Jurisprudence PUTHENCHERY 36 THAHIRABI C The Challenges Faced by Muslims RAMLATH P. (POKUTTY Because of the Terrorists HAJINTAKAM) 37 THWAYYIBA Role of Sheik Zainuddin Makhdoom in Dr. ABDUL KADIR KOYA THANGAL M.P. KUNNMBALLI Reawakening Knowledge and Islamic Heritage 38 UMMU HABEEBA P Role of Shah Waliyullah Dahlavi in the Dr. ABDUL KADIR Enlivening Islamic Heritage KOYA THANGAL M.P. 39 2008 HAJARA A The Contribution of Jamaludheen Afgani JUBAILIYA P to the Islamic World. 40 HASEENA THALEKKARA Asswihahussitha: A Unique Work in Dr. ABDUL KADIR KOYA THANGAL M.P. AZHUKAT Arabic Literature 41 JAMSHEENA M P Arabic Literature in Modern Era Dr. M. ZUHRABI 42 JUBAILIYA K A Research on the Merits of Ijthihad and ABDULLALI P Defects of Thaqleed. 43 KHOULATH C Abdullahibnul Muqaffah: His Works and AMINA T Its Impact on the Arabic Literature 44 RABIYA P The Role of Iliya Abu-Mali in the Mehjari FYSALA Literature KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 45 SAUDATH K A Study on Various Religions in India Dr. UMMUL HASANATH PUTHENCHERY 46 SHANIJA M Role of Jahidh in Arabic Literature RAMLATH P. (POKUTTY HAJINTAKAM) 47 SUHRABI KOZHISSERY Mahmood Sami Al-Baroodi: The Leader JUVAIRIYYATH of Modern Arabic Poetry KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 48 2009 FASEELA K T A Study on the Drama Shaharzad of Dr. M. ZUHRABI Thoufiq Al-Hakim 49 HAJARA K Critical Study of the Specialities of ABDULLALI P Islamic Heritage and Advantages of Other Civilisations 50 RAFEEDA K Role of Nasirudeen Al-Bani in Arabic Dr. ABDUL KADIR Literature KOYA THANGAL M.P. 51 RASEENA T The Role of Ahmed Ameen in Literary JUVAIRIYYATH Criticism KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 52 RUBEENA V P Islamic Elements in Arabic Poetry Dr. UMMUL HASANATH PUTHENCHERY 53 SALEENA K Role of Khalil Mathran in Arabic Poetry FYSALA KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 54 SHAHIDA K The Rights and Duties of Muslim Women RAMLATH P. (POKUTTY in the Modern Society HAJINTAKAM) 55 SHAKEELA P Role of Hassan Ibnu Sabith in the Islamic JUBAILIYA P Poetry 56 THASLIYA T The Poet: Ahmed Zaki Abu Shadi and His RAMLATH P. (POKUTTY Contributions to the Mehjari Poetry HAJINTAKAM) 57 UMMUSALMA MC Role of Ibnu Quayyim Al-Jowziyyah in AMINA T the Arabic Literature 58 2010 JAMSEENA M Mahmood Thaimoor: Life and Trace Dr. M. ZUHRABI 59 JASEENA T Role of Abbas Mahmood Al-Aquad in the Dr. UMMUL HASANATH Modern Arabic Literature PUTHENCHERY 60 LAILA A K The Poets of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) Dr. ABDUL KADIR KOYA THANGAL M.P. 61 RAJEENA C K The Family in the Light of Holy Quran AMINA T and Sunnath 62 RUBEENA K The Social Life in Islam JUVAIRIYYATH KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 63 SABNA M V Role of Avicenna in Islamic Philosophy Dr. UMMUL HASANATH PUTHENCHERY 64 SAIBUNNEESA K Islam and Human Rights FYSALA KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 65 SHABIRA C Najeeb Al-Keelani and His Islmic Novels EASSA A K 66 UMAIRA E The Blessed Mission in Holy Mecca JUBAILIYA P 67 2011 HAJARA A V Influence of Siaism in Muslim AMINA T Community 68 JAMEELA K M Contribution of Kerala to the Arabic Dr. ABDUL KADIR Literature KOYA THANGAL M.P. 69 JASMIN PN Miracles of the Holy Quran JUVAIRIYYATH KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 70 NASEEBA P V A Study on Illustrative Interpretation of Dr. UMMUL HASANATH the Holy Quran PUTHENCHERY 71 RAIHANATH K Influence of Drama in Modern Arabic FYSALA Literature KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 72 RASEENA K Environmental Studies in the Light of Dr. RAMLATH P. Qur’an (POKUTTY HAJINTAKAM) 73 SADIYA MANNIL Contribution of Hazrath Ali (R) to the JUBAILIYA P THODIKA Arabic Literature with Special Reference to ‘Nahjul Balagha’ 74 SAJEERA T K Arabic Journalism MUNEERA P.K. 75 SAMEERA P The Prosperity of Criticism in Abbasid RASEENA T Period 76 UMMU SELMA P Contribution of Shawki Zaif to the SHAKEEB K.T. Development of Literary Criticism 77 2012 BUSHRABI M K Musthafa Swadiq Al-Rafie and His Dr. ABDUL KADIR Contribution in Modern Arabic Literature KOYA THANGAL M.P. 78 HABEEBA KK Umar ul Farooque (R): The Exemplarary JUVAIRIYYATH Person for the All Rulers KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 79 JALIYATH K A Study on Jeorge Zaidan and His Dr. UMMUL HASANATH Historic Novel. PUTHENCHERY 80 RASEENA R Hujjathul Islam Al-Gazzali: His Dr. RAMLATH P. Contribution in Philosophy. (POKUTTY HAJINTAKAM) 81 SAMEENA P Contribution of Dr. Muhydheen Alwaye JUBAILIYA P to the Arabic Language and Modern Arabic Literature 82 SAOUDABI N T A Study on Proficient Legist Al-Shaikh MUNEERA P.K. ul-Imam Muhammed Abu-Zahra 83 UMMU HABEEBA P Dr. Yusuf Al-Qardavi’s Concern in the RASEENA T Protection of Environment 84 YAKOOTHUNNISA MP Contribution of Mahmoud Darwish to the SHAKEEB K.T. Development of Modern Arabic Poetry. 85 2013 AYISHA Umarubnu Abdul Azeez (Rahmathullah) Dr. ABDUL KADIR KOYA THANGAL M.P. MANNINGACHALI 86 JASEELA O Role of Imam Malik in Islamic Dr. UMMUL HASANATH Jurisprudence PUTHENCHERY 87 RASEENA Contribution of Mahroof Rasafi in the JUVAIRIYYATH Modern Arabic Poetry KADAVATH PEEDIKAKKAL 88 SAMSAR BEEGUM P P Islamic Factors in the Poem of Hafiz Buk JUBAILIYA P Ibrahim 89 2014 FOUZIYA R Contribution of Abul Qasim Ashabi to Dr. UMMUL HASANATH Modern Arabic Literature PUTHENCHERY 90 NASEEBA PALEKKODAN Umar Abu Reesha; The Poet of Love and Dr. RAMLATH P. Nation. (POKUTTY HAJINTAKAM) 91 SALEENA T P Anti-Colonial Resistance Poetry in Kerala JUBAILIYA P 92 SAREENA PUVALLUR Poverty Eradication in Islam; Study on the FYSALA Basic of Quran and Sunnah KUTTIPPURATH CHALIL 93 SUNEERA Veliyamkode Umar Quazi and His Dr. SHAKEEB K.T. KAKKATTUCHALI Captive Poetry to Sayed Alavi of Mampuram; An Analytical Study 94 2015 FATHIMA SUHRA T Umer Bin Khattab (R) in Pre-Islamic FAYSALA K C Period and Islamic 95 KHAIRUNNEESA P The Appearance of the Mercy in the ABDUSSALAM P.P. Personality of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) 96 NASEEMA K K Doctrines in the Modern Arabic Poetry JUBAILIYA P 97 NASEERA E V Contribution of Badar Shakir Assyab to MUNEERA P.K. Free Verse 98 RIYANATH Mothers of the Believers May Allah be RASEENA T KOOLIYODAN Pleased about Them 99 SAKEENA P Analysis of Book of Abul Hassan Ali ABDUSSALAM P.P. Anaduvi’s Mada Kasiral Alam Bi- Inhithathil Muslimeen 100 SEREENA MA Contribution of Amir Shakib Arsalan to Dr.
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