Sufism And Pashto Literature پښتو ادب او تصوف

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  • Announcements for scholars Forum

    All the PhD Pashto scholars of this course (Sufism and Pashto Literature) are directed to read the
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    Hec Plagiarism Policy (https://hec.gov.pk/english/services/faculty/Plagiarism/Pages/default.aspx) before joining the course. 
    The HEC Covid-19 Policy has been recently approved by the 83rd Academic Council of University of Balochistan, Quetta; whereas, the plagiarism policy had already been adopted by UoB in 2007. All the scholars are strictly advised to please go through the policies cited above so that to avoid any legal impeachment in the future. 
    Please note that I would like to follow the standard principles of online policy hence the scholars must be vigilant and ready to follow the guidelines in true letter and spirit.  
    
• Lecture 01: Introduction to Spiritualism
  

  Lecture 01: Introduction to Spiritualism

  The very first lecture of the course (Sufism and Pashto Literature) elaborates spiritualism. The advent of spiritualism, evolution, theories and its impacts on society but through assorted mystical approaches through ages.
  From greek philosophy, Mysticism, Vadanut, Kabala ans Sufism's brief history and their tenets / ideas is to be discussed in this lecture. 

  At the end, the dawn of sufism /Tasawwuf in the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH); before and after Islam was revealed to him and during the reign of great caliphs of Islam till Abbasid regime, the evolution of Sufism will be highlighted.
  
  

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• Lecture 02: Sufism in the light of Quran and Sunnah
  

  Lecture 02: Sufism in the light of Quran and Sunnah

  The 2nd lecture of the course (Sufism and Pashto Literature) elaborates  scope and significance of Sufism. It depicts the role and contribution of sufism to society but due to contrast views of some of the critics of Tasawwuf, it is mandatory to prove its relations / roots through authentic islamic sources i.e. Quran and Sunnah. Hence, the lexical and terminological meanings of Tasawwuf will be discussed in detail; particularly, the terminological meanings covers assorted aspects such as Tazkia Nafs, Ikhlaq and more. Hence, the terminological meaning needs to be studied properly.

  
  
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