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•Achievements of Muslim Women in the Religious and Scholarly Fields Size: 20.01 MB
By Maulana Qadhi Athar Mubarakpuri

Down load below the english translation in pdf-

http://www.peopleofsunnah.com/downlo...ly-fields.html

Author's Introduction to urdu edition: Like men, women too have taken a wholehearted part in the religious and scholarly fields. Earlier books of biographies have information about noted women as they have about men. In fact, separate books were also composed on women's contribution, and this goes on even today.
Many people have written books on outstanding women. However, these books throughout are written in Arabic, there being none in Urdu, besides, for some years now, scholars of this area have paid attention to religious education to women who are now imparted teaching in Arabic.
Therefore a book on this subject was necessary and I have composed it, hoping that the lives of the great women of Islam will serve as lesson-beating.

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I have this book in hardcopy...many a times i have seen muslims say "women were scholars" to the kuffar and when they ask for examples almost everyone replies only with ayesha ra. this book gives many examples of muslim women.

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On this topic, has anyone read Shaykh Akram Nadwi's book al-Muhaddithat?

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On this topic, has anyone read Shaykh Akram Nadwi's book al-Muhaddithat?

Yeah, it's pretty good. I heard him give a talk on the subject too, was even better (he's an excellent speaker ). The book is just an introduction to his work on the subject in arabic though. I think it runs to 40 volumes with 8000 biographies in there. The introduction he has written is just a few examples of different scholars from different era's, known for different things

[patuvammnogoo]

On this topic, has anyone read Shaykh Akram Nadwi's book al-Muhaddithat?

Yeah, it's pretty good. I heard him give a talk on the subject too, was even better (he's an excellent speaker ). The book is just an introduction to his work on the subject in arabic though. I think it runs to 40 volumes with 8000 biographies in there. The introduction he has written is just a few examples of different scholars from different era's, known for different things

Btw, does anyone know where to get the urdu hardcopy edition of the book mentioned in the OP?

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Yeah, it's pretty good. I heard him give a talk on the subject too, was even better (he's an excellent speaker ). The book is just an introduction to his work on the subject in arabic though. I think it runs to 40 volumes with 8000 biographies in there. The introduction he has written is just a few examples of different scholars from different era's, known for different things

Btw, does anyone know where to get the urdu hardcopy edition of the book mentioned in the OP?

aoa,

please share the pdf of the book if there is one