Tag Archives: Liaqat Ali Khan

Jamia Nizamia alumni felicitates Dr. Mustafa Shareef

November 18, 2018Arts, Culture & Entertainment, Community Involvement / Social Issues, Leaders, NRI's / PIO'sAbdul Rahman M. Baig, Abdul Rasheed, Alumni Association of Jamia Nizamia 'Bazme Tulba e Qadeem Wa Muhibban e Jamia Nizamia', Dr. Mustafa Sharif, Hafiz & Qari Noor Naqshbandi, Hafiz Mohamed Salim Qadri, Jamia Nizamia Alumni, Jamia Nizamia Islamic Seminary - Hyderabad, Khalid Hussain Madani, Liaqat Ali Khan, Maulana Dr. Mustafa Sharif, Maulana Dr.M. Safiullah Khan, Maulana Dr.Mustafa Sharif - HOD - Arabic Language & Dean of Faculty of Arts & Science - Osmania University, Maulana Hafiz Muhammad Nizamuddin Ghouri, Mir Barakat Ali, Mir Mohammed Ali, Mirza Qudrat Nawaz Baig, Mohammed Ameenuddin Ansari, Mohammed Minhaj, Mohammed Naveed Afroz Naveed, Mohammed Yusufuddin Waheed, Syed Azeez, Syed Mohamed Abdul Rab Hamid Qadri, Syed Zakir Qadrimpositiveone@gmail.com

Hyderabad, TELANGANA / Jeddah, SAUDI ARABIA :

Jeddah :

“Today the Muslim world is facing many problems, and in this situation Muslims should repent from the depths of their hearts with regards to their past misdeeds, and be fearful with regards to the remaining period of their lives.

“Allah (SWT) accepts the repentance of a believer for as long as he is not at the point of death. He (or she) who repents of a sin is like him who has committed no sin. Indeed Allah (SWT) loves a believing servant who sins and then realizes his mistake and greatly repents with a true heart and seeks His forgiveness, mercy, and intends with a true heart to never repeat the sin,” said Maulana Dr. Mustafa Sharif.

Sharif is a former head of Arabic language department and former Dean of faculty of Arts and Science, Osmania University. He was speaking at a function to welcome pilgrims organized by the alumni association of Jamia Nizamia, “Bazme Tulba-E-Qadeem W Muhibban-E-Jamia Nizamia,” recently at a local restaurant here.

He was a special guest of the evening. He further added “Many people face distraction while performing salah as Shaitan will try to distract you during prayer and such distractions will make you think of different things during prayer. If you want to be focused in salah, then try to increase its time.”

He said, “Today’s Muslim is away from Deen, like fasting, prayers and ‘Azkar’, Performing Dhikr is an action of worship. Dhikr is truly one of the easiest acts of worship that simultaneously has insurmountable amount of rewards and benefits in this world and the next is the remembrance of Allah. Dhikr is also a means of seeking forgiveness from Allah and being purified of our sins. Allah Almighty says to that the state of His remembrance is a greater act than anything the person may be doing. Unfortunately today’s Muslim youth is unaware of all this.”

While addressing the gathering the alumni president, Mohammed Naveed Afroz Naveed emphasized on the need of unity among Muslim Ummah in today’s world. He said “Unity is life while dissociation is like death to us.”

Maulana Dr. M.Safiullah Khan from Jamia Nizamia and asst. Prof of M.K.M College also attended the event as a special guest.

The program commenced with the recitation of some verses from the Holy Qur’an by Hafiz and Qari Noor Naqshbandi and Mir Barkat Ali followed by a Na’at Shareef by Hafiz Mohd Salim Qadri.

Maulana Hafiz Muhammad Nizamuddin Ghouri compered the program. Later shawls and plaques were presented to the guests by the president of alumni association Afroz.

Hafiz Mohd Salim Qadri recited some beautiful couplets, which were written by his own student, Hafiz Syed Shah Khalellullah Owais Bukhari. In his poetry Bukhari described Dr. Mustafa Sharif’s life.

Syed Mohd Abdul Rab Hamid Qadri, VP finance committee; Mir Mohd Ali, Abdul Rasheed, Mohd Ameenuddin Ansari, Khalid Hussain Madani, Abdul Rahman M. Baig, Mirza Qudrat Nawaz Baig, Syed Azeez, Liaqat Ali Khan, Mohd Minhaj, Mohammed Yousufuddin Waheed and Syed Zakir Qadri were among the guests.

The program concluded with supplication for world’s peace and prosperity by Dr. Mustafa Sharif.

source: http://www.saudigazette.com / Saudi Gazette / Home> Saudi Arabia / by Syeda Amtul / March 03rd, 2018

Jaipur: This Kayamkhani family is all IAS, IPS and RAS

November 19, 2017Amazing Feats, Community Involvement / Social Issues, Education, LeadersAbdul Samad Khan, Akhtar Bano, Ashfaq Hussain, Captain Ayub Khan, Farah Hussain Khan, Farah Khan, Hayat Muhammad Khan, Kayamkhani Muslims, Liaqat Ali Khan, Monika Khan, Qamar-Ul-Zaman Choudhary, Salim Khan, Shaheen Ali Khan, Zaki Ahmed Khan, Zakir Hussain, Zakir Hussain Khanmpositiveone@gmail.com

Jaipur, RAJASTHAN :

Jhunjhunu’s Nuan village can easily be dubbed nursery of civil servants. This village of Kayamkhani Muslims has three IAS, one IPS and five RAS from a single family. Former union minister and an army officer Captain Ayyub Khan also belongs to this village.

Recently, this tiny village got an IAS officer in Zakir Hussain whose elder brother, Ashfaq Hussain is already an IAS officer. Their elder brother Liaqat Ali Khan is retired IPS officer. The villagers erupted with joy when they got the news of Zakir’s success who is 10th civil servant in the family. He was officer of accounts service who has now been promoted to IAS. His wife Wasim Bano who had come to her parents home said, she was very happy after her husband’s promotion. Her father engineer, Akhtar Hussain said that everyone was happy and proud of his son- in- law.

This is perhaps the first instance in the state’s bureaucracy that two brothers are serving as IAS at the same time. Zakir’s brother, Ashfaq is also IAS and posted in the education department.

The extraordinary of this family begin with Hayat Muhammed Khan who served in the army. He ensured that his children get education and create a niche for themselves.

Three of his five sons are IAS and one is IPS. One is retired from the education department. Farah Khan, his granddaughter and daughter of IAS Ashfaq Hussain is officer of Indian Revenue Service (IRS); she recently got married to IAS Qamar-ul Zaman Choudhary, while Shaheen Ali Khan, the grandson of Hayat Khan and son of retired IG Liaqat Ali Khan is, RAS. Shaheen’s wife Monika is Dy. SP in the jail department.

Children of Hayat Khan’s daughter Salim and his wife are both RAS. Hayat Khan’s younger brother Abdul Samad’s son Zaki Ahmed Khan was colonel in the army and his children Shaqib and Ishrat are also colonel in the army.

Liaqat Ali Khan, retired IPS. He was also chairman of the Waqf board.

Ashfaq Hussain, promoted from RAS to IAS. He was Dausa collector and currently posted in education department.

Zakir Hussain, joint secretary in the accounts service promoted to IAS.

Farah Khan, IRS, daughter of IAS Ashfaq Khan

Shaheen Ali Khan RAS currently posted in EGS (NREGA) as additional director. He is son of retired IPS Liaqat Ali Khan. His wife Monika is Dy SP in jail department.

Salim Khan, RAS is secretary in Madrasa Board. He is son of Liaqat Ali’s sister Akhtar Bano. His wife Sana Siddiqi is assistant settlement officer in the secretariat.

Qamar Ul Zaman IAS is married to daughter of IAS Ashfaq Khan and his wife Farah is IRS.

Javed RAS belongs to Nuan and currently posted in Alwar and married to daughter of Liaqat Ali’s sister.

FEAT ACHIEVED

The extraordinary feat of this family began with Hayat Muhammed Khan who served in the army. He ensured that his children get education and create a niche for themselves. Three of his five sons are IAS and one is IPS. One is retired from education department.

source: http://www.dnaindia.com / DNA – Daily News & Analysis / Home> India News> Jaipur News / by Sandip Khedia / November 14th, 2017

This footballer has a special place in Bidar’s history

January 26, 2017SportsLiaqat Ali Khan, Liaqat Ali Khan-Bidar, Liaqat Ali Khan-Chronicler of Bidar, Liaqat Ali Khan-Historian of Bidar, Nazeer Ahmed Khan, Nazeer Ahmed Khan-Bidar, Nazeer Ahmed Khan-Bidar Footballermpositiveone@gmail.com

Bidar, KARNATAKA :

Soccer became popular in Bidar after the memorable tournament in Hyderabad 65 years ago

People of Bidar have special love for the game of football.

This sport became popular in the region after the memorable tournament organised 65 years ago in Hyderabad.

A team of local lads defeated the British officers serving in the Hyderabad Nizam’s army in that hard-fought match.

The player who scored the match winning goal was a 17-year-old lad from Bidar.

Nazeer Ahmed Khan of Siddi Taleem in Bidar was a self-taught footballer. He used to watch soldiers play football and serve as their assistant during the game.

He soon developed a passion for the game and joined Bidar Sporting Club.

His club used to participate in the matches across the Nizam’s Kingdom and organise tournaments in Bidar.

The erstwhile Nizam’s State spread across parts of today’s Hyderabad-Karnataka, Marathwada and Telangana.

British officers in the Nizam’s infantry used to play football with teams of youths from across the Nizam’s State.

Khan became a hero in one such tournament. The all-important tournament in Hyderabad was held in 1946 in which a team of British officers played the local lads who had grouped themselves under City Club.

“The Diwan, who was watching the match, came down the pavilion and hugged Khan, who instantly developed a fan following in Hyderabad. When Khan returned to Bidar, the District Collector gave a rousing welcome and organised a civic reception in his honour near the old mosque,” says Liaqat Ali Khan, chronicler of Bidar’s history.

“Khan continued to play for Bidri Sporting Club. He also played some matches for Mohammaden Sporting Club of Kolkata.

“He died in 2007. As long as he lived, he inspired footballers in Bidar and Hyderabad,” he said.

source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> National> Karnataka / by Rishikesh Bahadur Desai / Bidar – August 04th, 2010

Antique pieces are his only asset

January 16, 2017Amazing Feats, Arts, Culture & EntertainmentLiaqat Ali Khan, Liaqat Ali Khan-Bidar, Liaqat Ali Khan-Chronicler of Bidar, Liaqat Ali Khan-Historian of Bidarmpositiveone@gmail.com

Bidar, KARNATAKA :

Liaquat Ali Khan’s house in Bidar is an informal museum

Bidar:

What would be the value of a Koran that has words written in liquid gold? Amateur antique collector Liaquat Ali Khan of Bidar has such a rare piece.

This is one of his prize possessions. He has many such invaluable things in his collection. His house is an informal museum of artefacts, coins, stamps, documents, rare cutlery, currency notes, paintings, books, matchbox covers, leaflets about stamp and coin collection, pens, historical tools, knives and many other things.

Mr. Khan’s early life was hard. He could not complete his studies and took up odd jobs. He started a petty shop and ran it for nearly 25 years. He had to close it down owing to some problems. He now lives with his son in a small rented house in Bidar. He keeps the valuables in trunks under the cot and spreads the collection on the bed whenever there are visitors.

“These antique pieces are my only asset. I have spent all my resources to collect them,” he says.

“Whenever I used to hear that somebody had a rare collectible, I would go and look at it. I would buy it if I liked it. I would request the owner to give it to me and bid for it,” Mr. Khan says.

His obsession with collecting rare things was such that his family grew weary of it.

“They would despise my hobby. My wife would complain that I gave more thought to collecting coins than bringing up my children,” he says.

His collection includes a “miracle coin” from the British mint. It is concealed in a cover that looks exactly like the coin inside. One can find out that there is a coin inside only by dropping it on the floor.

There is also a set of gold coins brought out by the Vijayanagara king Sri Krishnadevaraya.

He has a copy of a letter written in Urdu by Mahatma Gandhi to one of his friends.

Mr. Khan also has government orders signed by the Nizam of Hyderabad.

He has rare stamps such as the 3D stamp of Germany and a scented one of Saudi Arabia. Mr. Khan has currency notes of nearly 100 countries.

His son is helping him in preserving the collection.

Mr. Khan has requested the Government to provide him a room to set up a permanent museum. “I have repeatedly made this request. But it has not been considered,” he says.

“Many VIPs have seen my collection. All of them have appreciated it and promised help. But none of them have kept their promise,” he says.

source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> National> Karnataka / by Rishikesh Bahadur Desai / June 22nd, 2007