After editing and corrections, the Academy has published the ninth volume of Maqalat, which contains 45 articles by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
Books on G-20 Topics: Sir Syed Academy hosted an international conference where the ninth volume of Maqalat-e-Syed, compiled by Maulana Muhammad Ismail Panipati, and 5 books on G-20 topics were released.
After editing and corrections, the Academy has published the ninth volume of Maqalat, which contains 45 articles by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan on such topics as the Islamic world, Turkey and Greece, the civilization of the Turks, the Sultanate of Rome and the Muslims of India, the Sheikhul-Islam of Turkey, the country of Yemen, the issue of England, Russia and Turkey, donations for the orphans and the injured Turks, the marriage period law, the riot of Khurja, Oudh Akhb.
Secretary of Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Mr. Saurabh Garg IAS, Mr. Rohit Bansal of Reliance Industries, AMU Vice Chancellor Prof. Mohammad Gulrez, AMU Registrar Mr. Mohammad Imran IPS, Director of Sir Syed Academy Prof. Ali Mohammad Naqvi, and Deputy Director of Sir Syed Academy Dr. Mohammad Shahid released the books.
The other books released on the occasion include “G20: Taaruf, Tareekh aur Tajziya” by Dr. Asad Faisal Farooqui, “G20 aur Afkar-e- Sir Syed” by Dr. Muhammad Nasir, “Group of Twenty: An Introduction” by Muhammad Rahat Hasan, “India’s G20 Presidency, Rise of India as a Global Power” by Muhammad Rahat Hassan, and “G20: An Outline of Religion and Culture’ (English) English) by Faiyaz Haider.
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