ملت اور شناخت کے مسائل: سلطان غلام باہو کے مکاتیب کا رد نو آبادیاتی مطالعہ
ناصر عباس نیر
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23595159
Abstract. This article analyses Sultan Ghulam Bahu’s letters from the perspective of anti-colonialism. Before discussing the letters and their author directly, it is necessary to offer a brief overview of anti-colonialism and the responses of Indian scholars and Sufis to colonialism. The discussion begins with the concepts of anti-colonialism and identity.
Keywords. Keywords: Sultan Ghulam Bahu, Letters, Anti-Colonialism, Colonialism, Identity, Indian Scholars, Sufism, Resistance to Colonialism.
A scholar, author, and short story writer, Nasir Abbas Nayyar is the former Director General of the Urdu Science Board, Lahore, and Professor of Urdu at the University of the Punjab, Lahore. He is the editor of LUMS’ research journal Bunyaad. His book Mabad Nauabadiyat: Urdu kay Tanzur men (OUP, 2013) ushered postcolonial studies into Urdu Literature. His book Urdu Adab ki Tashkeel e Jadid (OUP, 2016) won the best Urdu Book Prize, KLF 2017, and the Baba-e-Urdu Maulvi Abdul Haq Award 2016 for Urdu prose from the Pakistan Academy of Letters. His book, Us Ko Ik Shakhs Samjhna to Munasib hi Nahi (OUP, 2017), was awarded the UBL Literary Prize 2019 (non-fiction) for the best Urdu book. His book Nazm Kaisay Parhain is the first of its kind in Urdu. Aik Zamana Khatam Howa Hae is his fourth collection of short stories. In Jadeediat aur Nauabadiyat (OUP, 2021), Dr Nayyar has unraveled the problematic relationship between modernity and colonialism. Naiy Naqqad ke Naam Khatoot is his recent publication. He regularly writes on literary issues in The News and Dawn.
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