Abdul Khaliq
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| Abdul Khaliq | |
|---|---|
| Born | Abdul Khaliq 15 June 1935[citation needed] Lahore, Pakistan[citation needed] |
| 💼 Occupation | teacher, writer |
| 📆 Years active | 1958 – 1995 – retired |
Abdul Khaliq is a philosopher who specializes in Islamic philosophy and Qu'ran Studies. He was Iqbal Professor and chairman of the Department of Philosophy at the University of the Punjab.[1]
Books[edit]
| Title | Year | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Muslim Falsafa (co-author:prof.Yousuf Shaidaee) | 1987 | Aziz Publishers, Lahore |
| Mabadiat-e-Falsafa (co-author:prof.Yousuf Shaidaee) | 1989 | Punjab Text Book Board |
| Problems of Muslim Theology | 1989 | Izhar Sons, Lahore |
| Qur'an Studies:A Philosophical Appraisal | 1990 | Victory Book Bank, Lahore |
| Elements of Philosophy | 1990 | Punjab Text Book Board |
| Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan on Nature Man and God | 1993 | Bazm-e-Iqbal, Lahore |
| Iqbal Studies and the Journal of Philosophical Congress (Editor) | 1993 | Bazm-e-Iqbal, Lahore |
| Masa'il-e-Falsafa (Urdu translation of Bertrand Russell's Problems of Philosophy) | 1995 | Mash'al Publishers |
| Companion to Allama Iqbal's Reconstruction of Religions Thought in Islam (Edited) | 2001 | Department of Philosophy Punjab University, Lahore |
| Problems of Muslim Philosophy | 2002 | Aziz Publishers, Lahore |
| Good Names of Allah (English translation of Asma'ul Husna of Syed Suleman Mansur Puri | 2011 | Paramount Publishers, Hyderabad |
| Iqbal's Concept of Death, Immortality and After-life (translated from Urdu, edited and reviewed) | 2006 | Iqbal Academy, Lahore |
| Problems of Muslim Mysticism | 2012 | Iqbal Academy, Lahore |
| As I Look Back - An Autobiography | 2015 | Punjab University Press, Lahore |
References[edit]
- ↑ Ahmad, Naeem (1998). Philosophy in Pakistan. Council for Research in Values and Philosophy. p. 291. ISBN 978-1-56518-108-3. Search this book on
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