Allama Rasheed Turabi Book Majalis E Turabi Urdu Free PDF download or read online. Allama Rashid Turabi (Born: 9 / July 1908, Hyderabad Deccan - Died: 18 / December 1973, Karachi). The great orator of the Islamic world, the eminent Shiite cleric and the poet of theology have been nicknamed the 'inventor of modern rhetoric'. His real name was Raza Hussain but he became known as Rashid Turabi.
He received his early education from Allama Syed Ali Shostri, Agha Muhammad Mohsin Shirazi, Agha Syed Hassan Isfahani, and Allama Abu Bakar Shehab Arizi. In poetry, he became a student of Nazm Tabatabai and Allama Zaman Kantori and learned Zakir from Allama Syed Sibt Hassan Sahib Qibla and philosophy from Khalifa Abdul Hakim. BA from Osmania University and MA in Philosophy from Allahabad University.
He had started an Urdu weekly "Anis" from Hyderabad Deccan. From 1951 to 1953, he used to publish Al-Muntazar daily from Karachi. The speeches he delivered at the shrine of Shaheed Salis in Agra in 1942 made him famous all over India. Allama Rashid Turabi was also involved in practical politics during this period and remained active on the platform of Majlis-e-Ittihad-e-Muslimeen along with Quaid-e-Millat Nawab Bahadur Yar Jang.
He joined the Muslim League at the behest of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and was elected a member of the Legislative Assembly of Hyderabad (Deccan) in 1940. In 1949, Allama Rashid Turabi moved to Pakistan where he withdrew from practical politics and devoted himself to the remembrance of Hussain.
Among the books written by Allama Shah Marjan (poetry collection), medicine of innocents, forests of Hyderabad and scientific and moral issues. Included. Prominent poet Naseer Turabi, who died in January 2021, was the son of Allama Rashid Turabi. Some of Allama's special meetings have been published in book form by various institutions after his death. The first of these books, Majalis-e-Turabi, is presented at the service of Ahl-e-Zawq readers on the 48th anniversary of Allama. The size of this PDF file of about 150 pages is only 7 megabytes. The download link to the book is given below.
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