Peechhe Firat Kahat KabirKabir

Whether its seeing glimpses of Aneess Husain in Tulsidass Ram, understanding the influence of Quranic verses in Kabir, searching for Sanskrit Shariat in Aneess Marsiyas, comparing Tulsidas and Jayasi, discovering Hasrat Mohanis Kanhaiya in the devotees Radha, identifying the metaphors and rasas of Braj and Awadhi poetry in Firaq Gorakhpuri, recognizing the juxtapositions of Amir Khusro and Barahmasa, highlighting the educational achievements of Jamia Millia Islamia through Zakir Husain and Mohammad Mujeeb, or shedding light on the Bhakti and Sufi traditions, in this book Mujeeb Rizvi establishes and analyzes Urdu-Hindi literature on new standards and new records. He was perhaps the last scholar to simultaneously blend modern and medieval ideas of Hindi and Urdu, Sanskrit and Persian theories, Sufi and Bhakti sentiments. Thats why they discover Rumi in Jayasi, the Quran and Hafiz in Kabir. They find Persian Sufi words in Tulsidas and can point to the role of Persianism in the formation of Hindi/Urdu. The impact of Muslims on India and the influence of Hindustan Jannat Nishan on Muslims has perhaps never before been considered in such a broad perspective and landscape. This book presents Indian literature and Indo-Islamic culture in a new way and style, introducing us to a new and unique definition of Hindustaniyat.