Tareekh E Yaqoobi Urdu By Ahmed Bin Abi Yaqoob

Tareekh E Yaqoobi Urdu Novel

The eighth caliph of the Abbasid Caliphate, or 872, is the historical period covered by the accurate and thorough Islamic history known as Tareekh e Yaqoobi. The renowned translator and scholar Maulana Akhtar Fateh Puri translated the Arabic-language original of the book into Urdu.

About This Novel

Islamic history is an otherworldly subject, which started to be composed from the earliest long periods of Islam, proceeds right up to the present day, and will keep on doing as such from now on. Books on Islamic history were first reported in Arabic and afterward converted into different dialects, and later on, into English and Urdu.

Notwithstanding famous dialects, Islamic history has likewise been written in Chinese, Japanese, French, Russian, Persian, Turkish, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Sindhi, Balochi, Pashto, Punjabi, and numerous other public and territorial dialects of the world.

The Muslims

The Muslims initially began composing on Islamic history, yet from that point forward, researchers of each and every religion have investigated the subject. A few researchers have depicted the history of the Blessed Prophet (PBUH), and some have featured the parts of Islamic fights and Jihad. A few journalists explained the remedial and moral place of the genuine religion, and some have made its showing parts subject of thought.

A few students of history give subtleties of the hadith's storytellers, while others examine the proclaiming of Islam. A few journalists lauded different parts of Islam, and some scrutinized it. Everybody has their style of articulation, study, thinking, and approach to talking. We need to present the "Tarikh-ul-Yaqubi" book in many books regarding the matter.

The writer of this book is Ahmad canister Abi Yaqub container Jafar receptacle Wahib receptacle Wadih Al-Katib Al-Abbasi, known as Yaqubi.

Yaqubi

Yaqubi was a notable history specialist, geographer, and essayist of the Abbasi time. His dad was a relative of "Wadih," a liberated slave of Caliph Mansour Abbasi, and hence, the family was called Abbasi. After the fall of the Third tradition, Yaqubi went to Egypt. There, in 891, he started "Kitab al-Buldan" a topography book. He composed Kitab al-Baldan in the wake of perusing different books and getting data from various vacationers.

He starts by portraying Baghdad and Samarra and afterward depicts Iran, Turan, and northern Afghanistan. It additionally contains data about Kufa and Western Arabia.

Yaqubi is a cautious essayist in portraying occasions. What he composes is brief yet exhaustive. In this regard, "Tareekh e Yaqoobi" is perhaps his most significant book and contains a Repository of data. Yaqubi passed on in the year 897.

The book "Tareekh e Yaqoobi"

The book "Tareekh e Yaqoobi" is separated into two volumes, and the subsequent volume is two times as thick as the primary volume. The main volume starts with Hazrat Adam. Then there is the notice of the Prophets of the "Bani Israel" up to Prophet Isa a.s. The supporters of Prophet Isa are likewise referenced in this book. Then there is the tale of the Syriac lords, the leaders of Mosul and Nineveh, then, at that point, the rulers of Babylon, trailed by the Indians, the Greeks, and the northern countries.

The second volume

The second volume of the book starts with the introduction of the Sacred Prophet and contains the Islamic history up to 872 Promotion. Since Yaqubi was likewise keen on stargazing, he likewise drew a guide of the star groupings and planets toward the start of the time of government which he makes reference to. The book is entrancing regarding content and articles and contains a great deal of data.

The extraordinary thing about the creator is that he has coordinated the entire history up to his time in a perfect and straightforward style.

The Creator

The creator Ahmed canister Yaqub is a progressive student of history and knows about the states of the relative multitude of nations of his time. He is additionally mindful of their strict parties. About India, which remembers Pakistan and Bangladesh in terms of current topography, he composes that it is a nation of Brahmins, and these individuals are its outright rulers.

These individuals are barbarians and are dispersed in various pieces of this huge country. Despite the fact that individuals live here other than Brahmins, he asserts that these are the most regarded individuals and the wide range of various individuals are mediocre and in reverse contrasted with them.

Ruler of the Indian lords

As per Yaqubi's exploration, the main ruler of the Indian lords whose each word was recognized was a Brahmin, and he was quick to communicate his perspectives on crystal gazing around here. Aside from India, he likewise specifies Sindh in the book. This part of the book is particularly intriguing for the perusers of the subcontinent.

After India

After India, Yaqubi recorded the historical backdrop of the Greeks. To start with, there are a few fundamental insights concerning Greek doctors and thinkers and their administrations on different points, featuring their endeavors in medication, math, stargazing, instruments, and so on. The Greek thinkers' and doctors' messages and the way that they did it made sense.

Simultaneously, Yaqubi additionally makes reference to the insightful exercises of Greek doctors and savants like Hippocrates, Pythagoras, Plato, and Socrates. It additionally contains the shared conversations of certain researchers on different points. This part covered the entire logical work of the old Greek scholars.

Greek and Roman realms

Then, at that point, there is the detail of the Greek and Roman realms. The creator expresses that the ruler of the Greeks was a relative of the Javan receptacle Japheth container Noah. Among his relatives was Above all else Alexander, who is called Zulqarnain. The creator expresses that Alexander was a ruler with a sharp psyche, high thought, and brilliance. Before he came to control, the rulers of Greece viewed themselves as mediocre and paid expenses to the lords of Babylon, who had a place with Persia.

The writer has expounded exhaustively on the "Ashab e Kahf" referenced in the Quran and recorded their name and canine's name. Albeit the writer has composed this occurrence momentarily, the entire episode is extensively depicted.

Realm of Persia

Then, at that point, comes the "Realm of Persia," which specifies the rulers of Persia, i.e., Iran. These lords incorporate Tahmurath, Jamshad, Zothamasib, Kaykhusraw, Kayqubad, and Kaikaus, the primary ruler of Persia. Then there are notices of different lords, including Sabur receptacle Ardashir, Bahram canister Maharmaz, Bahram container Bahram, Hormuz container Farsi, Yazdegerd, Feroz, Anushrwan, and numerous others. Like different parts of the book, this section additionally covers a lot of data.

About China 

The following section portrays data about China and different pieces of the locale, its streams, and islands, and recognizes their celebrations, customs, and culture. In this piece of the book, the lords of Egypt and the leaders of Coptic are likewise referenced. Berber, Abyssinia, Sudan, Yemen, Joke, and Hadramaut are likewise depicted in thrilling and straightforward words.

The book likewise

The book likewise makes reference to the relatives of Ishmael and his various clans and races. Then, at that point, the religions of the Middle Easterners, their rulers and sovereigns, their yearly celebrations, their exchange showcases, their markets, their artists, and their essayists are referenced. The traditions and habits of Middle Easterners, their civilization, and their way of life are delightfully cited.

In the main volume

In the main volume of the book, which contains the above titles, the occasions of every nation and period are depicted so the peruser feels that a multitude of occasions and circumstances are occurring before him, and he is watching each occasion with his own eyes.

Presently we should continue on toward the second volume of the book. This volume starts with the introduction of the Sacred Prophet (PBUH) and depicts His date of birth, adolescence, and immensely significant occasions of His childhood which He has been related with somehow.

The start of the disclosure

The start of the disclosure of the Qur'an, the occasion of Miraj, the movement to Abyssinia, the relocation to Medina, the decision on the commitment of supplication and fasting, the occasions of Ghazwa e Badr, Uhud, Khandaq, Sulah Hudaibiya, Fatah e Khyber, Fatah e Makkah, Ghazwa e Hunain, and Skirmish of Mutah have been described.

The presence of Bedouin designations in the assistance of the Prophet (PBUH). The letters He kept in touch with different lords and leaders of the world and welcomed them to acknowledge Islam. The spouses of the Heavenly Prophet (PBUH), His messages, exhortation, and moral lessons, Hujjat-ul-Wida ', and every one of the occasions up to His passing has been composed. These occasions comprise many pages in the book.

The caliphate of Abu Bakr

This is trailed by the caliphate of Abu Bakr and the occasions that occurred during his rule. Then the caliphate of Umar Farooq and his successes are referenced. After Hazrat Umar Farooq comes the period of Hazrat Uthman. After his affliction, there is a notice of the caliphate of Hazrat Ali. Past this, the caliphate of Hazrat Hassan and afterward the caliphate of Hazrat Muawiyah starts.

After his passing, Yazid's administration comes, in which the awfulness of the suffering of Hazrat Hussain happens. Later the subtleties of the leaders of the Umayyad tradition are given.

From 132 AH

From 132 AH, the reins of the Islamic government fell under the control of the Abbasi family. The creator specifies eighteen leaders of this line. The eighteenth Abbasid leader of his time was Ahmad Al-Muttamid Ali Allah, who prevailed to the lofty position on 14 Rajab 256 AH. The occasions in the book are described in sequential requests, and the writer has recorded the conditions up to 259 AH.

The requirement

The requirement for an Urdu interpretation of the book was being felt. This undertaking has been performed by the well-known interpreter and researcher Maulana Akhtar Fateh Puri. The language of Urdu interpretation is clear and familiar. The interpreter has served Islamic history by deciphering this book and furthermore making critical increments to the Urdu language and writing. Perusing the book will end up being useful for the perusers.

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