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University Faculty Details Page on DU Web-Site University Faculty Details Page on DU Web-site (PLEASE FILL THIS IN AND Email it to [email protected] and cc: [email protected]) Title Prof./Dr./Mr. First Name Abu Bakar Last ) Abbad Photograph Name Designation Sr. Assistant Professor Department Urdu Address Department of Urdu, Faculty of Arts, University (Campus) of Delhi, Delhi-7 (Residence) 5/18, University Road, University of Delhi, Delhi-7 Phone No (Campus) 91-011-27666061 (Residence)optional 91-011-27666061 Mobile 9810532735 Fax Email [email protected],in Web-Page Education Subject Institution Year Details Ph.D. AMU, ALIGARH 2001 Thesis topic: Theoretical Criticism of Urdu Fiction M.Phil. AMU, ALIGARH 1996 Mumtaz shirin ki Adabi Khidmaat M.A. AMU, ALIGARH 1992 Subjects: Urdu B.A. AMU, ALIGARH 1990 Subjects:Urdu, Arabic and Library Science. Career Profile Organization / Institution Designation Duration Role University of Delhi Assistant Professor Since Teaching and research in Senior Scale 16.6.2005 Aligarh Muslim University, Lecturer From Teaching and research Aligarh 18.11.2002- 2006 Aligarh Muslim University, Lecturer 2000-2002 Teaching and research Aligarh (Temporary) Research Interests / Specialization Research interests: Fiction Criticism, Creative writing, Classic Literature. www.du.ac.in Page 1 Teaching Experience ( Subjects/Courses Taught) Post-graduate: 1. History of Urdu Language & Literature 2. Poetry (Ghazal & Nazm): Wali Dakni, Mirza Ghalib, Asgar, Firaq Gorakhpuri,Josh, Hafeez Jalandhri, 3. Poetry (Qasida/Hajw): Dahr juz Jalwae …by Ghalib, Tazhike rozgar by Sauda 4. Short Stories: Ismat Chugtai, Rajindar Singh Bedi. 5. Journalism: Practical and Theoretical News Writing. M. Phil/ph.D: Research Methodology/ Textual Criticism Paleography: Principle, Techniques & Criteria Honors & Awards U P Urdu Academy Award on “TANQEED SE PAREY” 2017 U P Urdu Academy Award on “FICTION KI TALASH MEN” 2014 Bihar Urdu Academy Award on “FICTION KI TALASH MEN” 2014 Delhi Urdu Academy Award on “FICTION KI TALASH MEN” 2014 West Bengal Urdu Academy Award on “FICTION KI TALASH MEN” 2014 . Publications: BOOKS Year of Publication Title Publisher 1. 2019,Nazmaney, SBIN:978-93-89002-33-1, Educational Publishin House,New Delhi, 2. 2018, Altaf Husain Hali , ISBN: 81-8172-091-1, (a monograph),Ghali Institute,New Delhi. 3. 2017. Tanqeed se parey, ISBN 81-7801880-2, Different articles on poetry criticism, Frid Book Depot (Pvt.)Ltd,New Delhi-110002. 4. 2015.Taqleed se parey: (Fiction Criticism), ISBN 81-88912-64-6, Book Corporation,/ Educational Publishin House,New Delhi, 5. 2014 Fiction ki Talash Men: (Articles on creative writers), ISBN 978-93-5073-313- 4, Educational Publishin House,New Delhi, 6. 2006 Mumtaz Shirin: Naaqid, Kahanikaar (Mumtaz Shirin as Critic and Short-Story Writer), ISBN 81-8223-171-X, Educational Publishin House,New Delhi, 7. Khuli Kitab (Open Book), Hindi Translation of Abdus Sattar Eedhi’s autobiography (Under publication. ) CHAPTERS INCLUDED IN BOOKS 8. 2019, Apney Ahd ka mojaddid-o-mofakkir: Abul Mahasin Md. Sajjad, Tazkera-e- Sajjad,by Akhtar Imam Adil,Jamit Ulamae Hind,Delhi. Pp 471-479 9. 2018, Pandit Brij Narayan Chakbast aur Novel ki tanqeed, Pandit Brij Naraya Chakbast: Hayat aur Shakhsiyat,ed. By Azeez Nabeel, ISBN:9-788193- www.du.ac.in Page 2 219249,Published by Majlis-e-Fakhr-e-Bahrain, barae Frogh-e-Urdu, (Doha, Qatar,) pp. 359-366. 10. 2018, Afsana aur Tanqeed ke baab me chand Zaruri batein, included in Urdu Tanqeed Maqsood-o-Minhaj, ed.by Prof Saheb Ali, ISBN: 978-935262-504-9, Published by Department of Urdu ,University of Mumbai,pp.191-202 11. 2018, Shahper Rasool sb. Ke ta alluq se chand batein, included in Kuchh bhi naha Badla, by Khan Md Rizwan,ISBN: 978-9386474-69-8,Published by My Books,pp.13- 23 12. 2018, Pesh lafz, included inGhuba-e-shauq, by Ahmad Sajjad,ISBN: 817801854- 3,Farid Book Depot(Pvt.)Ltd. Delhi.2,pp. 9-20 13. 2017,Tafheem-e-ghair aur Urdu Fiction,by S.R.Qidwai,ISBN:81-8172084-9,Ghalib Institute, New Delhi,pp143-154. 14. 2017, shahr-e-tanqeed ka naqid-e-kajkulah: Khalilur Rahman Azmi, included in Khalilur Rahman Azmi: ek bazyaft, by Asif Azmi, ISBN9788193219225 , Green pages ,New Delhi, pp. 381-399. 15. 2017, Paigham Afaqi ki nazmon me shahr,jungal aur insan, included in Paigham Afaqi,ed. by Khan Mohammad Asif, U.P Urdu Academy , Lucknow 16. 2017,Mahaz chand jumley, included in Sirat-e-Aisha wa Ummahatul momeneen, by Maulana Md Nurul Haq Qasmi, published by Darul Qalam Phulwari shareef,Patna. Pp. 12-14 17. 2017,Bedi, aurat, jins aur nafsiyaat, included in Rajender Singh Bedi Ek Bazyaft,Ed.by Dr Mohd. Akhtar,ISBN:978-93-8331-345-7,Al-Balagh Publication, New Delhi,110025. 18. 2017, Ab jahan aaftab me hum hain, included in Darbhanga mein Urdu Afsana Nigari, by Dr. Mojeer Ahmad Azad, ISBN 978-93-86486-68-4, Published by Educational Publishing House, Delhi, , pp 150-158 19. 2017,Ismat, Afsana aur Naqid, included in Asmat chughtai: Tanisiyat ki pehli Aawaz,publisher Rajasthan Urdu Academy,Jaipur 302004.pp104-115. 20. 2017, Tafheem-e-Ghair aur Urdu Fiction, included in Urdu Adab Me Ghair ka Tsawwur, ed. By Sadiqur Rahman Qidwai, Published by Ghalib Institute, New Dalhi,pp. 143-154 21. 2017, Eik Ghair Rasmi Tehreer included in Eik Dr Ishrat Naheed, ISBN: 978-93- 87539-70-9,Educational Publishing House, New Delhi, pp78-85 22. 2016,Taraqqi pasad afsaney ki pehli naqeeb: Rasheed Jahan, included in Naqd-e- Afsana, Edited by Mansoor Khushtar, ISBN 81-88912-72-7,Published by Book Corporation, Delhi,6 .pp 28-36 23. 2016, Aasman-e-shaeri k eek aur sitarey ki bazyaft, included in Kalam-e-Shams Gulaothvi, by Nadeem mahir, Green Pages, New Delhi, pp42-52., 24. 2016, Pasand-o-napasand ke darmeyan ka murshide kamil, included in Nazar-e- Abul Kalam Qasmi, ISBN 978-93-5073-883-2, Ed. by Moidur Rehman, Educational www.du.ac.in Page 3 Publishing House, Delhi, , pp 110-120. 2016 25. 2016,Pandit anand Narayan Mulla: ek Bazyaaft, included in Pndit Anand Narayan Mulla: Hayat-o-kamalaat. ed. byAsif Azmi &Aziz Nabeel, Majlis-e-Fakhr-e-Bahrain, barae Frogh-e-Urdu, (Doha, Qatar,) pp427-444. 2016 26. 2015, Manto ki ek aur Qirat, included in Manto:Taqseem,Hijrat aur Ehtijaj, ISBN 978-93-5073-595-4, Ed. by Ashraf Lone, Educational Publishing House, Delhi, , pp 45-57. 2015., 2015 27. 2015. Maghrabi Afkar-o-Tasawwur aur Iqbal, included in Allama Iqbal:Hayaat-o- Khidmaat, ISBN 978-93-84286-15-6, by Dr. Nayeem Anis, West Bengal Urdu Academy, Kolkata, Pp 299-309. 2015 28. 2014, Shehzada: Nnafsiyati pechidgi aur Anokhi Takneek ka Afsana, included in Krishn Chndr:Tabsera-va- Tajziya, ISBN 978-93-83309-20-7, ed. Dr.Saleha Zarrin, Rujhan publication, Allahabad, pp186-200. 2014 29. 2013, Dehli College aur science included in Urdu mein sayensi meeras, ISBN 81- 7121-185-2, ed. Dr. Obaidu Rahman, Delhi Urdu Academy, Delhi, pp36-43., 2013 30. 2013, Majaz, Ishq Aashiq aur Mashooq included in Majaz Aur Unka Ahd, ed. Prof. Md Zahid & Dr Qamrul Hoda Faridi, Deptt of Urdu, Muslim University, Aligarh, pp87-95., 2013 31. 2013, ,Qazi Abdul Wadood, included in Bihar mein Urdu Taqeeq-0-Tanqeed , ISBN 978-93-5073-100-0,ed.by Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad, , Educational Publishing House, Delhi., 2013 32. 2013,Manto, Aurat aur Mumtaz shireen, included in Saadat Husain:ek sadi, ed.by Prof. Qazi Afzal Husain, Centre of Advanced Study, Deptt. Of Urdu, Aligarh Muslim University, pp281-297, 2013 33. 2011, Faiz ki fiction Tanqeed ,included in Jahan-e-Faiz, ISBN 9788182239456, ed. Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad, Educational Publishing House.Delhi, 2011 34. 2011, Tamseel ka Tanazeya included in Adab ki Tafheem, ed. Dr. Mohd. Mausuf Ahmad, Educational Book House, Aligarh, pp 289-297., 2011 35. 2011, Meray Abbujaan included in Hayaat-e Zafeer, ed. Dr. Saood Alam Qasmi, IFA Publications, New Delhi, pp 54-79, 2011 36. 2010, Iqbal aur Maghribi Tamaddun included in Iqbal ki Asri Ma’nviyat, , ed. Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad, Educational Publishing House, Delhi, 2010, ISBN, 81-8223-674-5 37. 2010, Prem Chand ki Asfana Nigari included in Minhaaj-e- Prem Chand, ed. Dr. Rabia Mushtaq, Educational Publishing House, Delhi. 2010, ISBN 9788182236950, 38. 2010, Urdu Novel ki Tanqeed included in urdu me novel ed. Dr. Rabia Mushtaq, Educational Publishing House, Delhi. 2010 39. 2007, Mumtaz Shieen aur Manto,included in Saadat hasan Manto: ek legend, ed. Dr. Humayun Ashraf, Educational Publishing House, Delhi .ISBN 81-8223-240-6, pp 831-840 www.du.ac.in Page 4 40. 2004, Bangal,Bangal ki sarzamin aur yahan ke chand Afsana nigar, included in Azadi ke baad Maghrabi Bangal ka Urdu Adab, ed. Nayeem Anees,The Muslim Institute, Kolkata, pp160-167. 2004 In Indexed/ Peer Reviewed Journals (in outstanding journals) Year of Publication Title Journal ARTICLES 1. Nov.2019, Khadshey aur khushi ke pul serat ka shaye:Majooh sultanpuri,pp 9-11,ISSN :0971-846X, Ajkal,Delhi,Vol.78.Issue:4.(Re-print) 2. Oct.2019, Qazi Abusl sattar:shakhs,fan aur asrar,pp 22-24,Aiwan-e-Urdu,ISSN:2321- 2888,Delhi.Issue:33.Vol.:6. 3. July-Dec.2019,Nabgha-e- Ilm o amal:Maulana Abul kalam Azad, pp68-73,ISSN:2278- 3474,Jahane Urdu,Darbhanga,Vol:18,Issue71-72. 4. July-Sep.2019, Mo asir adabi duniya aur bedimt bashindagan, pp 15-21, Hindustani Zaban (quarterly) ISSN: 0378-3928, Issue: 3, Vol.:5,Mumbai . 5. Apr.-June, 2019, Sinf-e-inshaiya: kitni aasan, kaisi mushkil, pp19-19 Rooh-e-Adab, R.N, At120/71, Kolkata. 6. Feb.-March,2019,Khadshe aur Khshi kw pul serat ka shayer:Majrooh…,pp12-16,Naya Daur, ISSN: 0548-663, Issue:10-11,Vol.73,Lucknow 7.
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