Sir Syed Ahmad Khan Aur Unke Namwar Rufaqa is the best book by Dr. Syed Abdullah. This book mentions in detail all about Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and his companions regarding Urdu and how they brought Urdu prose to its peak. In this book, Dr. Syed Abdullah has described the artistic and intellectual review of the prose of Sir Syed Ahmed and his companions in an excellent way.

The pdf book Sir Syed Ahmad Khan Aur Unke Namwar Rufaqa discusses the intellectual assets of the prose of Sir Syed and his companions. It also contains evidence of art criticism in some places. He also added some appendices at the end of this book so that some more material of the authors under discussion could be added. Now know about this book chapter-wise.

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The book, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan Aur Unke Namwar Rufaqa consists of six chapters. The first chapter mentions the biography and literary services of Sir Syed Ahmed. At the same time, the authoritative periods of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan are described in this book in a very cheerful and comprehensive manner.

The second chapter of this book Sir Syed Ahmad Khan Aur Unke Namwar Rufaqa explains the religious views of the like-minded scholars of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan. The third chapter discusses the art of biography. Comparisons and examples of some biography books are given. The fourth chapter of the book describes the art of biography of Maulana Shibli Nomani. There is also a biography and a description of its pros and cons.

In the ninth chapter, the author has given details about the historical biographies. In the sixth chapter, literary criticism and types of Urdu prose have been described. In the seventh and last chapter, some stories of Deputy Nazir Ahmad have been narrated. Read this book to all about Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and his companions. I also recommend reading the Urdu history book Adab ki Mukhtasar Tareek for increasing your Urdu literature Knowledge.

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Sir Syed Ahmad Khan Aur Unke Namwar Rufaqa By Dr. Syed Abdullah is a scholarly work profiling Sir Syed and his eminent contemporaries who spearheaded the Urdu literary renaissance. It provides a comprehensive review of their seminal contributions in taking Urdu prose to new heights through writings spanning religion, biographies, histories and literary criticism.

The book analytically examines their intellectual assets and artistic prowess. Supplemented by appendices and original extracts, it emerges as an authoritative resource on the pioneers of Urdu literature in the 19th century.

For those interested in the origins of modern Urdu, this is an invaluable read to understand the movement led by Sir Syed and his illustrious companions.