|
Location
in A Novel of Reality |
Preface by Sir Abdul
Qadir, Barrister at Law, Editor Makhzan |
RR 39 |
Part 1 (Up to 1905) |
RR 39-42 |
The Himalayas |
RR 39 |
The Colorful Rose |
… |
The Age of Infancy |
… |
Mirza Ghalib |
RR 39 |
The Mountain Cloud
|
… |
A Spider and the Fly |
RR 40 |
A Mountain and the Squirrel |
RR 40 |
A Cow and the Goat |
RR 40 |
The Child’s Prayer |
RR 40 |
Sympathy |
RR 40 |
A Mother’s Dream |
RR 40 |
The Bird's Lament |
RR 40 |
Interrogation of the Dead |
… |
The Candle and the Moth |
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The Reason and the Heart |
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A Cry of Pain |
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The Sun |
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The Candle |
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A Longing |
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The Sun at a Dawn |
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The Pathos of Love |
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The Withered Rose |
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The Tombstone of Syed |
RR 41 |
The Crescent
|
… |
The Human Being and Nature |
… |
The Message of Dawn |
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Love and Death |
… |
Piety and Vice |
RR 41 |
The Poet |
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The Heart |
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The Ocean Wave |
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Farewell O World's Congregation |
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The Infant |
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The Picture of Grief |
RR 41 |
Lament of Separation (Missing Thomas Arnold) |
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The Moon |
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Bilal |
… |
The Story of the Human Being |
… |
The Indian Anthem |
RR 41 |
The Glow-worm |
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The Morning Star |
… |
A National Anthem for Indian Children |
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The New Temple |
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Dagh |
… |
The Cloud
|
… |
A Bird and the Glow-worm |
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The Child and the Candle |
… |
On the Bank of the Ravi
|
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The Traveler's Request |
RR 42 |
Ghazals |
… |
Part 2 (1905-1908) |
RR 42-43 |
Love |
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The Reality of Beauty |
… |
The Message |
… |
Swami Rama Tirtha |
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Addressed to the Students of the Aligarh
College |
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The Morning Star |
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Beauty and Love |
… |
On Seeing a Cat in the Lap of Someone |
… |
The Flower Bud |
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The Moon and the Stars |
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Union |
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The Inconstant Lover |
RR 42 |
Unsuccessful Effort |
… |
The Song of Grief |
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The Present Joy |
… |
The Human Being |
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Manifestation of Beauty |
… |
An Evening (On the Bank of River Necker,
Heidelberg, Germany) |
RR 42 |
Solitude |
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The Message of Love |
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Separation |
… |
To Abdul Qadir |
… |
Sicily |
RR 42 |
Ghazals |
RR 42 |
Part 3 (Since 1908) |
RR 43-49 |
Islamic Cities |
… |
The Star |
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Two Stars |
… |
The Royal Cemetery |
RR 43 |
The Appearance of Dawn |
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Based on a Verse of Anisi
Shamlu |
… |
Philosophy of Grief |
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On Being Presented With A Flower |
… |
The Muslim Anthem |
RR 43 |
Country as a Political Concept |
RR 43 |
A Pilgrim on His Way to Madinah |
… |
The Complaint |
RR 43 |
The Moon |
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The Night and the Poet |
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The Assembly of Stars |
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A Walk Through the Skies |
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Advice |
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Rama |
RR 43 |
The Motor Car |
… |
The Human Being |
… |
An Address to the Youth of Islam |
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The Eid Crescent |
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The Candle and the Poet |
RR 43 |
The Muslim (June 1912) |
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In Audience with the Holy Prophet (peace
be upon him) |
… |
The Hejaz Hospital |
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The Answer to the Complaint |
RR 43 |
The Saki |
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Education and its Consequences |
RR 43 |
Nearness to Kings |
… |
In Response to the Request for Writing a
Poem on Eid |
… |
The Poet |
… |
Prayer |
… |
Announcement of the Dawn (1912) |
… |
Fatima Bint Abdullah
(an Arab Girl who was martyred while serving water to the
mujahideen in the Battle of Tripoli) |
… |
The Dew and the Stars |
… |
The Siege of Adrianople |
… |
A Dialogue |
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I And You |
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Based on a Verse of Abu Talib
Kalim |
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Shibli and Hali |
… |
Evolution |
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Siddique |
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The Present Civilization
|
… |
Based on a Verse of Faizi |
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In Memory of the Late Mother |
RR 44 |
A Ray of the Sun |
RR 44 |
Urfi |
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In Reply to a Letter |
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Based on a Verse of Mir Razi
Danish |
… |
Bilal |
… |
Muslims and Modern Education (based on a
verse of Malik Qumi) |
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The Flower Princess |
RR 44 |
Based on a Verse of Saib |
… |
A Dialogue in Paradise |
… |
Religion (based on a verse of Mirza
Bedil) |
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An Incident of the Battle of Yarmuk |
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Religion |
… |
Remain Attached to the Tree and Expect the
Spring |
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Ascension |
RR 44 |
The Flower |
RR 45 |
Shakespeare |
RR 45 |
I and You |
… |
The Beggar of Caliphate |
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Humayun |
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Khizr |
RR 46-47 |
The Dawn of Islam |
RR 48-49 |
Ghazals |
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Satirical |
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