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‘’‘Dr. Ghulam Qadir Lone’’’ (born 1957) is a renowned Kashmiri Islamic scholar and author, known for his contributions to the fields of Sufism and the history of medieval Muslim scientists. He has written several influential books that have been well-received in both India and Pakistan. His works are widely studied in academic institutions and have been incorporated into university syllabi across South Asia.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Dr. Ghulam Qadir Lone was born in Hadipora, Kashmir, into a modest family in 1957. His journey into the world of academia began at the University of Lucknow, where he completed his Master’s in Arabic in 1977. During his time in Lucknow, he was introduced to the vast resources of the Shibli library at Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulema, which deeply impacted his intellectual pursuits. He went on to complete his PhD in Arabic.
Career and Scholarship
[edit]Dr. Lone is best known for his expertise in Sufism and his writings on the contributions of Muslim scientists during the medieval period. His first major publication, Mutala-e-Tasawwuf: Quran wa Sunnat ki Roshni Mein (1998), is a comprehensive study on Islamic mysticism, which remains a crucial reference for students of Sufism across South Asia."Mutala-e-Tasawwuf: Quran wa Sunnat ki Roshni Mein". Rekhta. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
His second notable work, Qurun-e-Wusta Mein Musalman Sciencedaanon ke Kaarname (1999), highlighted the significant contributions of Muslim scholars to various fields such as botany, chemistry, zoology, and physics. The book has been a huge success, with multiple editions printed in both India and Pakistan."Quroon-e-Wusta Ke Muslamanon Ke Science Kaarname". Rekhta. Retrieved 9 September 2024. It is also part of the syllabus in various universities, including the prestigious Aligarh Muslim University.
Social Work and Personal Life
[edit]Aside from his academic contributions, Dr. Lone is actively involved in social work. Despite holding a PhD, Dr. Lone declined several government job offers, including one as a Research Officer at Khuda Baksh Library, Patna, choosing instead to focus on his writing, lecturing, and social work."All writings of Ghulam Qadir Lone". Rekhta. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
Publications
[edit]• Mutala-e-Tasawwuf: Quran wa Sunnat ki Roshni Mein (1998) • Qurun-e-Wusta Mein Musalman Sciencedaanon ke Kaarname (1999) • Khwab ki Haqiqat • Iqbal Ka Jahan-e-Aadam Iblees • Hazrat Khizr: Tehkeek ki Roshni Mein
Legacy
[edit]Dr. Ghulam Qadir Lone’s works have been cited extensively in academic research, and his books continue to be a source of knowledge for students of Sufism and the history of science in the Muslim world. His influence extends beyond the academic sphere, reaching into the domains of social reform and religious thought in Kashmir and beyond.
References
[edit]1. "Mutala-e-Tasawwuf: Quran wa Sunnat ki Roshni Mein". Rekhta. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
2. "Quroon-e-Wusta Ke Muslamanon Ke Science Kaarname". Rekhta. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
3. "All writings of Ghulam Qadir Lone". Rekhta. Retrieved 9 September 2024.