Yousaf Saleem Chishti
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Yousaf Saleem Chishti (Urdu: یوسف سلیم چشتی) was an eminent scholar and writer from Pakistan. He was an expert on Iqbal and during 1925 - 1938 he was continuously in his company. He recorded these conversations in his diaries but in 1955 most of them were destroyed by an upsurge in Ravi, at Lahore. He is famous for his commentaries on Iqbal's works. In his later life he spent time in lecturing in Mosques on different Islamic and philosophical themes. He died in Lahore.
[edit] Works
- Sharah Baal e Jibreel
- Sharah Musnawi Pas Cah Baeed Kurd Moa Musafir
- Sharah Arghman e Hijaz (Hissa Farsi)
- Sharah Arghman e Hijaz
- Sharah Israar e Khudi
- Sharah Piyaam e Mashriq
- Sharah Bang e Dara
- Sharah Zarb e Klim
- Dhalaan
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
Articles
- Malfuzat-i-Iqbal by Yousaf Saleem Chishti, from Iqbal Cyber Library
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