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The Salam
Transliteration of Alahazrats Muaf Jn e Ramat pe Lakho Salm
Transliteration of
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T H E
S AL A M
ALAHAZRAT~ SERIES
The Salam
Transliteration of Alahazrats Muaf Jn e Ramat pe Lakho Salm
Transliteration
Abu Hasan
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FOREWORD
The original plan was to release this Salm with translation and notes.
But, as the translation is still not complete, we decided to release the
transliteration as a separate work at this time.
Brother Aqdas has obtained the permission of Mawln Sad Noori of
Raza Academy, to reproduce the original Salm in Urdu in this booklet.
The Salm is extracted from adyiq e Bakhshish, published by Raza
Academy, Bombay, 1997.
wa billhit tawfq.
Abu Hasan
12th Rab al-Awwal 1437
23rd December 2015
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nm o km o tan o jn o l o maql
sab mei achchey ki rat pey lkho salm
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nr e j r e majmh al e rasl
merey aqa e nimat pey lkho salm
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URDU TEXT
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TRANSLITERATION KEY
Urdu
Letter
Latin
Character
Urdu
Example
Transliteration
Similar Sound
amr
amazing
bb
basket
tj
t in French trois
salm
soft
jam
jasad
asan
kh
khabar
dr
d in French dais
$
!"#
z
z
zikr
zabn
zill
ziya
zone
% #
&"
'(
similar to hose
no English equivalent
voiceless pharyngeal fricative
similar to Scottish loch
no english equivalent
)
rshid
trilled r as in rose
sh
)
shb
shock
, , ,
rab
lm
mar
d
gh
ghr
as in French r
rester
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Urdu
Letter
Latin
Character
Urdu
Example
Transliteration
Similar Sound
voiced uvular fricative
fajr
flower
qarb
a guttural k
voiceless uvular stop
no English equivalent
kitb
kin
libs
late
ml
morning
nr
noon
21
me
mai
Nasal as in French
Blanc
hud
house
wazr
word
yad
yellow
12
pr
part
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ro
tomorrow
14
chr
choose
522
darr
pah
dare
ch
12
gulb
gold
3
bb
father
43
sarr
tree
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Urdu
Letter
Latin
Character
Urdu
Example
Transliteration
Similar Sound
53
root
6
lim
46
56
*
7
shsh
sh-sh
ashshams
ash-shams
83
a or a-
mamr
93
iy or i-y
:3
u or u-
biysa
bi-ysa
lulu
su-lika
ab
takl
ashal
a-b
tak-l
as-hal
superscript
min
to indicate an elision
ma-rib
This table contains major characters/sounds in Urdu transliteration; a number of vowels, diphthongs
and combination sounds unique to Urdu/Indian languages are omitted for brevity.
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and eventful visit to Arabia in 1324 AH, the scholars of the two
sanctuaries Makkah and Madinah were so impressed by his erudition
and his efforts to safeguard Ahl as-Sunnah, that prominent ones among
them hailed him as the Reviver of the Religion.3 Major scholars in (prepartition) India agreed that all the qualities required in a Reviver were
found in him and thus he is the Mujaddid of the 14th century after the
Prophets migration.
Imm Amed Ri referred to himself as the slave of the Prophet or
bd al-Muaf in Arabic. His skill as a jurist outshone his other abilities
and even the corpus of his work is mainly fatw. Many lengthy books
that he has written are usually as a response to questions. Many of his
rulings (and more than 150 fatw as monographs) were collected,
indexed and ordered by the Imm himself and named Al-y anNabawiyyah fil Fatw ar-Riwiyyah, popularly known in the
subcontinent as Fatw e Razawiyyah and has been recently published in
Pakistan in 30 volumes.4 Apart from commentaries and glosses on
various texts, his other important works are :
1. Kanz al-mn: An explanatory translation of the Qurn in
Urdu.
2. Mustanad al-Mtamad: A commentary on the Arabic work AlMtaqad al-Muntaqad by Imm Fal ar-Rasl al-Badyn.5
Mujaddid. It is related from tradition, that an erudite scholar will appear at the head of
every century and revive the religion and clarify doubts and fight innovation.
4
Initially, it was published in 12 volumes of approximately 800 pages each in quarto size
and small text-size; however, this has been republished from Pakistan in 30 volumes;
along with 2 additional volumes for topic and word indexes. This new edition spans
approximately 22,000 pages and contains 207 monographs of the Imm. Along with
indexes it is now available as a 33 volume set. A
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3. Jadd al-Mumtr: A five volume supercommentary on Radd alMutr of Imm Sayyid Muammad Amn Ibn bidn alShm,6 which is arguably, the most widely used anaf text in
latter times.
4. Dawlah al-Makkiyyah bil Mddah al-Ghaybiyyah
5. Amn wal l li Nitil Muaf bi Dfi al-Bala
6. Tamhd e mn
7. Dhayl al-Mudd li Asan al-Wi li db ad-Du
8. Fal al-Mawhib f Mana: idh aal adthu fa huwa
madhhab
9. Fatw al-aramayn bi Rajafi Nadwatul Mayn
10. Fatw al-friqah
11. Subn as-Subb n ybi Kadhib Maqb
12. Radd al-Rifah
13. Qahr ad-Dayyn l Murtadd bi-Qdiyn
14. Nim al-Zd li Rawm al-d
15. Zubdah al-Zakiyyah li Tarmi Sujd al-Taiyyah
16. Kifl al-Faqh al-Fhim f Akmi Qirts al-Darhim
17. Jal an-Na f Amkin al-Rukha
18. Barakt al-Imdd li Ahl al-Istimdd
19. Zahr al-Bsim f urmatiz Zakh l Ban Hshim
20. Masayil e Sam
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Passed away in 1296/1879. The shaykh was a prominent student of the famous scholar
and Mujaddid of his age Shah bd al-zz Muaddith al-Dihlaw.
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Alahazrat himself points this out in a biographical note on his father Mawln Naq l
Khn, in the preface of his fathers book Shar A-lam Nashra, that he (Alahazrat)
received bayh and khilfah on the 5th of Jumd al-l 1294/1877 along with his father.
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His age according to the lunar calendar is 68 and the solar calendar is 65.
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