It is important to study literature before creating it: Khan Hasnain Aqib
In Barsi Takli
Reception session in honor of Khan Hasnain Aqib
Literary activities, like other activities, have come to a standstill for the past eight to nine months due to the lockdown in the country and the Corona situation. Face-to-face programs have been replaced by online programs. Well known poet, writer, translator and scholarly personality Mr. Khan Hasnain Aqib
October 14, 2020
Visited Barsi Takli. Taking advantage of the occasion, the eloquent speakers of the city and the people of taste held a reception in honor of Khan Hussain Aqib at the Barsi Takli Islamic Center after Isha prayers. The session was concluded under the auspices of Barsi Takli, Branch of Islamic Literature, Jamaat-e-Islami India. Khan Hasnain Aqib Sahib was welcomed in the seat. In the introductory remarks, Syed Asad Tabish, President of Barsi Takli Branch of Islamic Literature, gave a detailed account of the scholarly and literary services of Khan Hasnain Aqib. Since Hasnain Aqib is a well-known teacher and member of the teaching committees, the students also participated in large numbers. At the insistence of the students, Khan Hasnain Aqib Sahib discussed in detail the English system of translation of the Holy Quran, his own formulation of the English word prophiom of Naat. Students asked questions about the different stages and stages of editing textbooks. Talking on the topic of literature and creation of literature, Khan Hasnain Aqib Sahib said that “what you have read instead of what you have created” is important. After the literary talk, Farhad Ahmad Farhad, Junaid Aslam, Shakir Haruni, Syed Asad Tabish and President Majlis Khan Hasnain Aqib entertained the audience with their poetic creations.
Dr. Mudassar Ahmed Sahib (Local President) and his comrades Azeem Harooni, Nasrullah Khan, Sheikh Zakir, Aslam Khan and Syed Rahbar performed the administrative duties. Dr. Mudassar Ahmed expressed his gratitude. Thus ended a scholarly and literary event.
(Syed Asad Tabish, Barsi Takli)
