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Publications Dr PUBLICATIONS DR. ZAHID MUNIR AMIR University Professor of Urdu Language & Literature University of the Punjab,Lahore ,Pakistan. (A) BOOKS Sr# Titles Pages Published In 01 Lamhon ka Qarz (debt of moments) Analysis and suggestions on intellectual and emotional problem of modern youth. First published under the command of National Book Council of Pakistan (Ministry of Education, Govt. of Pakistan). 100 1989 Tanazur Matbuaat Lahore, Pakistan (Second Edition) 184 1998 Darul Tazkeer Urdu Bazar Lahore, Pakistan (Third Edition) 184 2004 02 Jihat (Dimensions) Research papers on the art of editing, biography, psychology and mysticism. Published by Faculty of Islamic and Oriental Learning, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. 184 2000 03 Makateeb-e-Zafar Ali Khan (Letters of Maulana Zafar Ali Khan) A collection of literary, political and personal letters written by renowned politician, poet and journalist of Subcontinent. It also carries background to the letters, annotation, detailed preface and critical appreciation by the compiler. Published By Sunny Publications Lahore, Pakistan. 352 1986 04 Mir Soze – Sawanih aur Shakhsiat (Mir Soze Life and Personality) The biography and personality analysis of an important classical Urdu poet of 18th Century. The first book written on the poet during the last two centuries. Published by Punjab University Oriental College Lahore, Pakistan. 162 2000 05 Allama Iqbal Ki Tarikh-e-Wiladat Aik Mutalia (A study on Allama Iqbal‟s date of birth) (in Urdu and English Language.) A detailed critical study on misunderstandings and ambiguities about the date of birth of philosopher poet Dr. Muhammad Iqbal (Co-Author: Dr. Waheed Qureshi). Published by Bazm-e-Iqbal,2 Club Road Lahore, Pakistan. (Governed by Govt. of the Punjab) 346 1994 06 Iqbal Shanasi Aur Naveed-e-Subh (Familiarity with Iqbal and „The Dawn‟) Selected essays on the thoughts and art of philosopher poet Dr. Muhammad Iqbal, edited with annotations and preface. Published by Bazm-e-Iqbal Lahore, Pakistan (Governed by Govt. of the Punjab). 292 1990 07 Maulana Taj Mahmood Halat-o-Maktoobat (Maulana Taj Mahmood, life and letters) The first biography with some rare and precious letters of a forgotten freedom fighter. Published by Institute of History and Research, Sargodha, Pakistan. 112 1985 08 Apni Dunya Aap Paeda Kar (Make Your World --- Yourself) Simplification and practical application of certain philosophical problems and discussions focusing on intellectual and Practical problems of the young generation. Published by 60 1989 Globe Publishers Lahore, Pakistan. 09 Naqoosh-e-Jawidan(Perennial Images) Critical and research based analysis of some political and religious movements of Indo-Pak history from 1930 to 1953. Published by Al-Mahmood Academy Lahore, Pakistan. 224 1988 10 Maulana ZafarAli Khan A bibliography Published by National Language Authority (Cabinet Division) Govt. of Pakistan, Islamabad. 40 1993 11 Lamhey Ki Roshni(Light in a Moment) What qualities should a student possess in the learning process. A brief and comprehensive writing on the topic. Published by Tanazur Matboaat 596 Neelum Block Lahore, Pakistan. 80 2001 12 Pehli Sahar kay Rang(Colours of early Dawn) The first collection of poems and ghazals by Zahid M. Amir. Compiled by Ibrar Hussain. Published by Halqa-I-Ahbab-e-Amir, Sargodha, Pakistan. 128 1989 13 Tera Aks Aainon Main(Your Reflection in Mirrors) Second collection of poems by Zahid M. Amir Published by Khazina-e-Ilm-o-adab Urdu Bazar, Lahore, Pakistan. 128 2000 14 Armoghan-e-Shirani(Co-author) A commemorative volume in memory of renowned literary scholar of Urdu and Persian Hafiz Mahmood Shirani. Published by Department of Urdu, Oriental College, Punjab University Lahore, Pakistan. 328 2001 15 Aaina-e-Kirdar(Mirror of Human character) A history of morality and moral values along with some articles on moral issues. Published by Shaikh Zayed Islamic Centre, Punjab University New Campus, Lahore. 112 2002 16 Char Mausam Aitchison College Main (Four seasons in Aitchison College) Cultural and academic history of an old public school of Punjab, in form of memoirs. Published by Malik and Company Dar al Tazkeer Urdu Bazar Lahore, Pakistan. 300 2004 17 Tarikh-e-Jamia Punjab ( History of Punjab University) A history of the modern period of oldest seat of learning in the country, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Published by: 642 2004 Registrar University of the Punjab, New Campus, Lahore 18 Nazm Mujh Se Kalam Karti Hey ( The Poem Talks to me ) Third collection of poems by Zahid M. Amir Published by Tanazur Matboo‟at Lahore, Pakistan 136 2006 19 Chilchragh (Fourty Lamps) An Anthology of research articles by Author regarding Classical Urdu Literature, unfolding some aspects of History and Iqbal Studies. A complete section is devoted to the Iqbal Studies. Published by 304 2007 Faculty of Oriental Learnings, Oriental college, University of the Punjab, Lahore. 20 On the Wings of Poesy (English) A Collection of Critical Articles on Modern Urdu Poets with a foreword in English Language. Published by Urdu Academy, Lower Mall, Lahore, Pakistan. 144 2007 21 Kulliyat-e-Mir Soze (Complete Poetical Works of Urdu Classical Poet of 18th Century ) Vol. 1 , Majlis-e-Taraqi-e-Adab, 2 Club Road, Lahore, Pakistan 672 2007 2 22 Sitara-e-Sahar A commemorative volume in honour of Late Chauhdhry Muhammad Munir Khan (December 24, 1914- April 13, 1970) his life history and character sketch. Published by: Tanazur Matbo‟at Lahore, Pakistan 100 2008 23 O,er the deep (English) English Translations of Urdu Poems by Dr Zahid Munir Amir. Published by Tanazur Matbooat Pakistan. 168 2008 24 Kulliyat- e- Nasr -e-Zafar Ali Khan, Vol. I (A collection of unpublished and rare writings of Renowned National Leader, Scholar, Journalist and Poet of Subcontinent. Publishers: West Pakistan Urdu Academy, Lahore. 264 2008 25 Sham Ki Subh, Lebanon Ki Sham ( Urdu) A Travelogue of Syria and Lebanon along with a research paper presented at an International Conference on Religious Tolerance at University of Damascus Syria. Published by: Tanazur Matbo‟at Lahore, Pakistan 160 2009 Revised and enlarged 2nd Edition from Nashriyat Urdu Bazar Lahore 225 2013 26 Bidayat-o- Nihayat (Arabic) Arabic Translations of Urdu Poems of Dr Zahid Munir Amir. Translated By: Prof Dr Ibraheem M Ibraheem National Centre for Translation Cairo, Ministry of Culture Arab Republic of Egypt. 150 2010 27 O’Arab World. Muhammad Iqbal’s Passion for the Arabs: A critical study. 61 2010 Iqbal Academy Pakistan, Lahore. 28 Zafar Ali Khan; Khutoot- o- Khuyoot A personal study of Maulana Zafar Ali Khan as revealed through some of his unpublished letters along with editing and annotations 264 2012 Published by: Zafar Ali Khan Chair, University of the Punjab, Lahore. 29 Rooshanas An anthology of critical articles dealing with modern Pakistani Urdu poetry and prose; Published by 264 2012 Faculty of Oriental Learnings, University of the Punjab in collaboration with Zafar Ali Khan Chair, Institute of Communication Studies, University of the Punjab Lahore, 30 Jazeerey Ka Khaab A travelogue of Mauritius 126 2013 Maktaba e Qasim ul Uloom, Rehman Markeet, Ghazni Street Urdu Bazar, Lahore 31 Kulliyat e Mir Soz 2 th Second volume of classicl text editing, based on poetical work of 18 Century renowned Urdu poet 489 2015 Syed Muhammad Mir Soz. Published by: Majlis e Taraqi e Adab, 2- Club Road, Lahore. 32 Armaghan e Khurshid Presentation volume in the honore of renowned scholar and poet Dr Khurshid Rizvi 560 2015 Published by: Punjab University Lahore Religious Tolerance in Iqbal’s Philosophy 33 Research based and critical study of Muhammad Iqbal‟s Thought in the light of modern day 190 2016 challenges. Publisher: Jumhoori Publications Lahore, Pakistan Iqbal ka Jaha-e- Nau 34 (An introduction to Iqbal‟s mind and art) 152 2016 Publisher: Tanazur Matbuaat Lahore, Pakistan 35 Jannat ka Bagh (A monograph in the memory of respected mother Salma Baigum (d: Nov 25, 2016) 96 2017 Publisher: Tanazur Matbuaat Lahore, Pakistan 36 Humanity Beyond Creed Under (A study in Iqbal‟s thought) 196 Publishers: Iqbal Academy Pakistan Print 37 Asfar -e -Arba’a Under Travologue of Europe Print 3 38 Mira’t as Sulook Under Arabic Transalation of Dr. Zahid Munir Amir‟s book Aena e Kirdar by Dr. Muhammad Print Munir, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt DR. ZAHID MUNIR AMIR (B)RESEARCH PAPERS Research Papers (a) Published in Research Journals of International Repute S # Subject Journal Year Mujalla e Tahqeeq/Research Journal, Faculty Imam Saghani Ki Mashriq-ul-Anwar Aik Jaiza 1. of Oriental Learnings University of the Punjab, (A critical study of Sahaani’s Mashariq-ul-Anwar) Lahore, Pakistan Volume 14 Number 21 1992 Mir Soze Ka Silsala-e-Sukhan Iqbal, Research Journal of Bazm-e-Iqbal, 2. (Poetic tradition of Mir Soze) Lahore. Pak. Vol.39 # 2 & 3 Apr.1992 Mir Soze Delhi Say Lakhnao Takk Oriental College Magazine, Punjab University, 3. (Biographical study of Mir Soze from Dehli to Lahore, Pakistan Vol 66 # 01 Lakhnao) May 1992 Maulana Zafar Ali Khan Ka Sarmaya-e-Guftar Iqbal, Research Journal of Bazm-e-Iqbal 4. (A record of speeches delivered by renowned freedom Lahore Pakistan Volume. 41#2 fighter Zafar Ali Khan) Oct.1993 Allama Iqbal - Aik Dastawais Ka Tanqidi Jaiza Iqbal, Research Journal of Bazm-e-Iqbal 5. (Critical study of a document related to Dr. Iqbal) Lahore Pakistan Volume 41 #2 Apr.1994 Imam Razi-ud-Din Hassan Al-Saghani Badayouni Ya Lahori Fikr-o-Nazar, Journal of IRI, International 6. (Whether Hassan Al-Saghani was born in Lahore or Islamic University Islamabad, Pak. Vol 34 # 3 Badayoun?) Jan.1997 Tadveen – Miyary Usloob Ki Talash Tahqiq, Journal of Sind University, Hyderabad, 7. (In search of standard methodology of editing Pakistan, # 10 & 11 manuscripts) 1997 Meharban Khan Rind Sey Mansoob Kalam Ki Asalat. Tahqiq, Journal of Sind University, Hyderabad, 8.
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