Molana Mohsin Ali Imrani
Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani was born in 1917 in the family of the great mourning poet and religious scholar of Seraiki Waseeb, Hazrat Maulana Mahmood Molai
Education
After primary and secondary education, in 1935, his father, the late Maulana Khuda Bakhsh, enrolled him in Madrasa-tul-Waizin, Lucknow, a well-known religious seminary in the subcontinent, to teach Arabic, Persian and Maulvi Fazil. After Maulvi Fazil's certificate, he joined Aligarh Muslim University to pursue further studies.
Religious and Juries prudential education
In addition to secular education, his father, Maulana Khuda Bakhsh, and his uncle, Maulana Abdul Haq, taught him history, the Qur'an, hadiths, and edicts, as well as all the sciences and arts of teaching, jurisprudence, logic, and grammar. After completion, your father Maulana Khuda Bakhsh sent you to Lucknow, India in 1934-35 for further education.
He obtained the certificate of Munshi Fazil (Arabic-Persian) from the Sultan of the Madrassas in 1939. Then they went to Madrasa Al-Waizin. Fortunately, you and Allama Najamul Hassan Kararvi were given the same room for accommodation in this madrassa. At that time, Ayatollah Qiblah Syed Adeel Akhtar was the director of Madrasa Al-Waizin who valued him. Ayatollah Qibla Syed Adeel Akhtar conferred the title of Imrani on Maulana Mohsin Ali who later became his nickname which became the reason for the fame of the family. A Pandit from Anbala whose name was Naik Ram converted to Islam in Madrasa Al-Waizin and after that his name was changed to Ghulam Al-Hasnain. You and you both taught him about religion for about six months. He received the certificate of Sader Al-Afazil from there. The certificate of President Al-Afazil was the highest certificate of the seminary of Lucknow in this era. Which was considered as equal to permission of ijtihad in Najaf seminary Thus Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani, as a result of his lessons and research work, reached the stage of Kalam, philosophy, logic, literature, jurisprudence, hadith and commentary in his youth.
Religious services
Together with Mujtahid Allama Fazil Naqvi, a classmate of Madrasa Nazimiya and Sultan Madrasa, he established a large library in his house and nurtured research, knowledge and thought from the books of the same library. In the same library, pre-Islamic literature in Arabic literature, Quranic literature and modern Arabic literature, Hafiz and Saadi in Persian literature, Khaqani and Khayyam, Mir Aman in Urdu literature, Anis, Dabir, Ghalib, Tafsir Quran, Hadith The Prophet, jurisprudence and principles, theology and philosophy, astrology, history and politics were all subjects on which students of different levels used to come to learn.
When he returned to Dera Ismail Khan after completing his education, according to the orders of Allama Hafiz Kifayat Hussain, Syed Ibn Hassan Jarchovi, Mirza Yusuf Hussain and Allama Mufti Jafar Hussain, he started going to different cities to preach the true religion and promote mourning. When I went to preach in Bannu, a tribal town in NWFP, there was only a small, dilapidated Shiite mosque with one room in Bannu. He started congregational prayers and gatherings there and continued to teach religious education, jurisprudence, etc. to the local Shia population. In front of this mosque was the office of Haji Haqnawaz Khan, a lawyer belonging to Dr. Baghdad Khan, a well-known family of Bannu at that time. On a daily basis, Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani started debating and debating with Haji Haq Nawaz Khan about Shia religion. Eventually, due to well-reasoned answers and references, Haji Haqnawaz Khan entered the Shia religion with his entire family, and at that time, Haji Haqnawaz Khan bought a house around the same one-room mosque for a hefty sum of money. He dedicated it and built a full-fledged mosque and imambargah, which is still standing today.
Apart from going to different parts of the country for preaching Haqqa and Majalis, he, like his ancestors, visited the main Imam Bargah of Dera Ismail Khan, Imam Hassan (as) known as Thala Pir Bhora Shah from 1968 to 1979 on Muharram and Chehlum Syed Al-Shuhada. Apart from this, he used to hold special gatherings and dhikr of Aal-e-Muhammad. Especially in backward areas like Bannu, Kohat, Peshawar, Mardan, Kotli, Azad Kashmir, Landi Kotal, he went for the promotion of Haqqa religion and included dozens of non-sectarians in the Ahlul Bayt sect and with their help, mosques and He laid the foundation of Imambargahs.
Along with his old friend Allama Najam-ul-Hassan Kararvi and preacher of Islam Mirza Yusuf Hussain, he continued to visit, hold meetings and travel across the country in connection with the promotion of the religion of Haqqa and the rights of Shia Ali. He emerged as a fearless leader due to his contacts and contacts with various organizations at the national level. Many times they were bound for Shiite rights.
In addition to founding mosques and imambargahs in the suburbs and villages of Dera Ismail Khan, he also founded several religious organizations and brought the Shia nation together on one platform. Especially in the middle of the city of Dera Ismail Khan, he founded the Jamia Imamia Mosque and Madrasa Imam-ul-Asr-ul-Zaman Aj and Anjuman-e-Mehban Ahl-e-Bayt. Where you have been teaching prayers, teaching and Eid prayers for a long time. He also started teaching and prayers at Haideri Masjid Basti Diwala. Jamia Masjid Lato Fakir's schools and madrassas also continued to provide in-charge services. In collaboration with Syed Ghulam Abbas Shah Zaidi, a person belonging to Chah Syed Munawar Shah of Dera Ismail Khan and known as a prominent figure in religious circles, a regular Eid Gah and Shrine of Mubarak was held at Waqf Kotli Imam Hussain. Laid the foundation
For some time, he and Allama Najam-ul-Hassan Kararvi took over the editorship of the famous magazine "Al-Waiz" of Madrasa Al-Wa'izin Lucknow.
In 1948, at the special request of Allama Najam-ul-Hassan Kararvi, he, in consultation with the Ulema, helped establish the "Pakistan Majlis Ulama Shia" in Peshawar.
- In 1956, he worked side by side with Allama Hussain Bakhsh Jara in connection with the establishment and foundation of Jamia Ulema Bab Al-Najaf.
He also worked for the Islamic Ideological Council of Pakistan for some time in early 1974 with the late Allama Hafiz Kifayat Hussain. Dera Ismail Khan, the district president of the Shia Demands Committee of Pakistan, the oldest and largest organization of Shia aan e Ali in Pakistan, served for five consecutive years.
Practical role in Tehreek-e-Pakistan
Portrait of Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani by renowned artist Ajab Khan
When he returned to Dera Ismail Khan after completing his education in 1940, he was inspired by the Tehreek-e-Pakistan and various personalities in Lucknow and Aligarh, especially Allama Ragheb Ahsan, and gathered the local youth at the behest of Allama Ragheb Ahsan and Prince Fazal Dad Khan as President. The Muslim League, Muhammad Nawaz Khan and General Secretary Maula Dad Khan Baloch were working to establish the Muslim League with full cooperation and patronage of the youth and were the first to be honored as General Secretary and to unite the youth and strengthen the hands of the elders. ۔ Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani was a fiery speaker, a preacher of evil and a talker of wrath. During the speech, I used to increase the enthusiasm of the people when I read the sections I wrote in the meetings. When the civil disobedience movement against the Tehreek-e-Pakistan started in Dera Ismail Khan and on a daily basis when protests and demonstrations marched from Hafiz Jamal Square, people would automatically stop waiting under the cloak to see Maulana Mohsin Imrani. Has to make a speech. There would have been such a reasoned speech regarding the Tehreek-e-Pakistan that people would have been more enthusiastic and dozens of people would have been arrested on a daily basis. Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani was responsible for constant liaison and correspondence with the leaders of the Akbaris and the Muslim League. It is your responsibility not to present your arrest but to make arrangements for daily processions and meetings and to make lists of those arrested and send them to Peshawar and Aligarh and all official matters. When Muhammad Ali Jinnah visited Dera Ismail Khan for a few hours, Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani also had the honor of presenting a letter of thanks to Quaid-e-Azam in the presence of Ms. Fatima Jinnah and Abdul Qayyum Khan on behalf of the Youth Muslim League. Elders and activists testify that the quatrain that Maulana Mohsin Imrani read about the Quaid-e-Azam during his presentation of the letter of thanks and speech became so popular that people repeated it in the streets and at meetings.
In connection with the 1945-46 elections, Abdul Rahim Khan Saduzai, Allah Bakhsh Choudhigar, Dr. Mir Alam Khan Raqib, Nawabzada Zulfiqar Khan and Sardar Rabinwaz along with Kokb Sarhadi persuaded the people by going door to door for the Muslim League. And kept informing and asking for votes. After the great victory of the Muslim League in these elections, a convention of elected representatives was held in Delhi in 1946 under the chairmanship of Quaid-e-Azam and Allama Ragheb Ahsan extended a special invitation to Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani to attend the convention in which regional issues and other responsibilities were addressed. Could not attend due to He worked day and night for the accommodation, food, service and rehabilitation of the Muslims who migrated to Dera Ismail Khan after the partition on the orders of Akbaris and celebrities, selflessly and without any greed or reward.
In 1950, when Malik Khuda Bakhsh Advocate was a member of the Constituent Assembly and there were some contradictions and difficulties regarding Zakat. In the light of the hadiths, he prepared a questionnaire which was sent to all the eminent scholars of that time in order to eliminate the contradictions which were creating difficulties in the matter of Zakat.
When the national anthem of Pakistan was officially aired in 1954, a huge procession led by Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani was taken out from Islamia School on the occasion of Independence Day in 1955 and before the first procession in the land of Dera Ismail Khan. Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani also has the honor of reciting the national anthem by standing all the guests and dignitaries on his seats before his speech.
When the catastrophic earthquake hit Balochistan in 1945, Sardar Rabinwaz Kokab, Abdul Karim Sabir, Ataullah Khan Ata and other activists of the Tehreek-e-Wiligi and literary friends, led by the late father, launched a massive campaign to help the victims. Collecting relief goods from the bazaar and the neighborhood and delivering them to the desired areas, Ustad Juma Khan, a local transporter, donated two of his trucks to carry the goods free of charge.
He had gone to Kharian with Allama Mirza Yusuf for a speech in 1965 when India invaded Pakistan and started a war. At the same time in the 2 Tank campaign, Chaudhry Muhammad Ikram along with Advocate who was then the President of the Muslim League of Kharian District received donations and items for the security of the country and the Pakistan Army from all corners of Kharian city. Back in Dera Akbar, the same campaign continued vigorously. The proud people of Dera, with national enthusiasm, piled up donations to the Defense Fund.
Wedding
Haji Khan Haq Nawaz Khan of Bannu was inspired by Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani to convert to the Shia religion and his intellectual level and character. Requested to take Maulana Mohsin Ali Imrani made the same request to his teachers and friends Allama Mirza Yusuf Hussain, Allama Najamul Hassan Krawri and other scholars and his father Maulana Khuda Bakhsh, who accepted it and went to have a formal relationship. With Barat in 1945, all the leading scholars, friends and relatives of the country became. Allama Mirza Yusuf Hussain conducted a formal marriage ceremony and changed the name of the bride from Wilayat Bibi to Mumtaz Begum. Allama Mirza Yusuf Hussain gave the bride a special silver bracelet as a gift.
Literary services
By the way, being brought up in a family literary and research environment, he started writing poetry from a young age and took correction from his father Maulana Khuda Bakhsh. Due to his visit to a literary land like Lucknow and his participation in literary festivals there and his friendship with the poets there, he became a regular disciple of Mr. Behzad Lucknow, a well-known poet of Lucknow at that time. He was associated with India Radio and received many accolades for reciting his ghazals at the All India Radio in 1938 under the auspices of All India Radio. Received understanding and made his mark in the literary circles of Lucknow in his youth. Ghazal recited in Mushaira:
Worked day and night for the promotion of literature in Dera Ismail Khan. Bazm Iqbal was the founder of many literary organizations besides the Institute of Science and Art and organized dozens of memorable and grand Pakistan poetry readings. You are also credited with bringing the Seraiki poets on one platform by founding the first regular Seraiki literary organization in Dera Ismail Khan. After the partition of Pakistan, as the president of the national level literary organizations, the Institute of Science and Art and Bazm-e-Iqbal, he founded an annual Pakistan Mushaira at Islamia School on Iqbal Day. In the form of a procession, Islamia School was brought from the cannon bazaar via Ghas Mandi, Chogla and Muslim Bazaar. On the way, people would greet the poets from outside with flowers and garlands and then the great poetry would begin.
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