Writing on Al-Andalus in the Modern Islamic World

Civantos, Christina

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“…He was born in the hamlet of Sujaanpur, near Dhariwal in Gurdaspur, Punjab, in pre-Partition India, and fled to Pakistan after India's independence and subsequent partition in the district 1947. He died in March 1996 after spending the majority of his life in Pakistan (Civantos, 2020). Naseem Hijazi's ancestors were members of the Hijaz tribe from Gurdaspur, Punjab.…”

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An Unnoticed Hero of Pakistan's Independence Movement: A Case of Biography Mr. Naseem Hijazi

Ghaznavi

Shabir

2021

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Purpose: In this article, Mr. Naseem Hijazi, a lesser-known hero of the Pakistan Movement, is highlighted. The primary purpose of this paper is to expose the hidden aspects of Mr. Naseem Hijazi's life. He was a well-known novelist and writer, as well as a freedom fighter. He was a member of the Pakistan Movement, but few people were aware of his involvement. He was a devoted Muslim and a firm believer in Islam. This research paper investigates and analyses the life of Naseem Hijazi to get a complete image of him. Design/Methodology/Approach: This research demonstrates that delving into individual biographies might provide a contextualized view of Naseem Hijazi's life, allowing for a complete picture of him. This study employed a qualitative content analysis method to examine Naseem Hijazi's biography during the Independence Movement. Findings: The finding shows that Naseem Hejazi had a passion for life that could enthrall any of his companions. During a radio interview, Syed Hashim Raza described his relationship with Naseem Hejazi, saying that the Muslim League was the only party working to establish Pakistan between 1940 and 1947. Naseem Hejazi was one of those who stood behind Quaid-e-Azam throughout those times and was respected by all. Naseem Hejazi, I believe, ran half of the pro-Muslim League propaganda effort in Baluchistan, while Mir Jaffer Khan Jamali ran the other half. Quetta's Pasban Fortnightly, June 15 (1939: 6). Implications/Originality/Value: In such a situation, history books about the Pakistan Movement should be rewritten to acknowledge Naseem Hejazi's work as one of the nation's benefactors.”

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An Unnoticed Hero of Pakistan's Independence Movement: A Case of Biography Mr. Naseem Hijazi

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Shabir

2021

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Emotions and Temporalities

Pernau

2021

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This Element brings together the history of emotions and temporalities, offering a new perspective on both. Time was often imagined as a movement from the past to the future: the past is gone and the future not yet here. Only present-day subjects could establish relations to other times, recovering history as well as imagining and anticipating the future. In a movement paralleling the emphasis on the porous self, constituted by emotions situated not inside but between subjects, this Element argues for a porous present, which is open to the intervention of ghosts coming from the past and from the future. What needs investigating is the flow between times as much as the creation of boundaries between them, which first banishes the ghosts and then denies their existence. Emotions are the most important way through which subjects situate and understand themselves in time.

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Writing on Al-Andalus in the Modern Islamic World

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An Unnoticed Hero of Pakistan's Independence Movement: A Case of Biography Mr. Naseem Hijazi

An Unnoticed Hero of Pakistan's Independence Movement: A Case of Biography Mr. Naseem Hijazi

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