The book Talifat-i-Ashraffiyah - Mawlana Thanwi's books

[abdlashay]

AllahuAkbar!!! Amazing! 1365 books and (something like)300 khulafa in tasawwuf. Truly a Mujaddid of the ummah.
wassalam

salam u alaikum

This is the old edition.
The updated edition done by Maulana Abdullah Menon undersupervision of Arifbillah Dr Abdul Hai Arifi rehmatullah aleh has been published by Maktaba DarUloom Karachi. It is more than 300 pages.

Also, it is necessary to point out that Hakimul Ummat ra did not have 300 khulafa.
Following link has the list of all of them
http://www.ashrafiya.com/2010/06/19/...mas-khulafa-2/

was salam

[masoodabdullah]

Assalamualaikum brother do you have any idea where i can get the book called Islam and the world something like that by Moulana Ali Miyan sab if you know the link reply me jazakallah

[hugga12]

Darul Uloom Deoband saved the Prophet's green dome

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[M.R]

Assalam o alaykum,

Mufti Zar Wali Khan mentioned that 'Allamah Sarfaraz Khan Safdar and 'Allamah Sayyid Sulayman Nadwi have counted the total number of books by Hakim al-Ummah Mawlana Thanwi to be 1365. This is the most number of books ever written by an Islamic scholar. 'Allamah 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Jawzi authored 1200 books.

Mufti Zar Wali Khan mentioned that there are five books by Mawlana Thanwi that are unparalleled and should be kept by the scholars and students at all times.

1. Bahishti Zewar - He said that this book is at the level of Badai' al-Sanai' of Imam Abu Bakar Ala al-Din Kasani and even more beneficial.

2. Bawadir al-Nawadir - This is the last book of Mawlana Thanwi.

3. Bayan al-Qur'an - This is the tafsir of the Qur'an in Urdu. Mufti Zar Wali Khan mentioned that if this tafsir is translated into Arabic, it will surpass other tafasir out there.

4. Al-Takasshuf an-Muhimmat al-Tasawwuf - An encyclopedia on Tasawwuf.

5. Islah Inqilab -

(may Allah have mercy on them)

I wish all these books would be translated into English. Unfortunately, many of us can not read Urdu and are deprived. Ofcourse, I do acknowledge it is my shortcoming that I did not make an effort to learn Urdu.