حضرت مولانا شاہ محی الدین پھلواروی امیر شریعت بہار
پھلواری پٹنہ سے چند میل پچھم ایک مردم خیز قصبہ ہے، جو صدیوں سے اس صوبہ کا علمی اور مذہبی مرکز ہے، یہاں خانقاہ مجیبی قائم ہے، جہاں ظاہر و باطن اور علم و عمل دونوں کے سرچشمے آکرملتے ہیں، اس خانقاہ کی خاص خصوصیت یہ ہے کہ شروع سے اب تک اس کے سجادہ نشین علم شریعت و طریقت دونوں کے جامع رہے ہیں، یعنی ہر صاحب سجادہ صوفی صافی ہونے کے ساتھ عالم دین بھی ہوتے آئے ہیں، دستار فضیلت اور خرقہ مشیخت دونوں یہاں ایک جسم پر آراستہ رہے ہیں، اور اب دو پشتوں سے یہاں کے صاحب سجادہ صوبہ کے امیر شریعت بھی ہورہے ہیں، شاہ عبدالعزیز صاحب محدث دہلوی کے ملفوظات میں اس خاندان کے معاصر شیخ کا تذکرہ مدح کے ساتھ آیا ہے، مولانا شاہ اسمٰعیل شہید نے اپنے سفر بہارو بنگال میں اس خانقاہ میں بھی قدم رنجہ فرمایا۔
سجادہ نشین جاں حضرت مولانا شاہ محی الدینؒ خلف حضرت مولانا شاہ بدرالدین صاحبؒ نے چند سال کے اضمحلال طبع اور تسلسل علالت کے بعد ۲۹؍ جمادی الاولیٰ ۱۳۶۶ھ مطابق ۲۲؍ اپریل ۱۹۴۷ء کی صبح کو ستر سال کی عمر میں اس دار فانی کو الوداع کہا، اور زمانہ قدیم کی ایسی یادگار مٹ گئی، جس کی زیارت سے بزرگوں کی بہت سی نشانیاں ایک ذات میں نظر آتی تھیں۔
مجھ ہیچمدان کو مرحوم سے گوناگوں تعلقات حاصل تھے، میرے والد مرحوم نے ان کے والد مرحوم کے ساتھ ان کے نانا حضرت شاہ علی حبیب صاحب قدس سرہ سے فیض ارادت اور تکمیل باطن حاصل کی تھی، میرے والد مرحوم کی پیدائش ۱۲۵۷ھ میں ہوئی تھی، اور اخذ و فیض و استفادہ جوانی میں شروع کیا، جس کے معنی یہ ہیں، کہ اس واقعہ پر اسی (۸۰) نوے (۹۰) برس گذر...
The paper deals with the different styles of iltifāt found in the Holy Qur’ān and coming out with a general scheme to account for its occurrence in order to enhance the understanding of the subtleties of this feature of Qur’ān ic style. To accomplish this, the research was carried out by way of an analytical study of the instances of iltifāt in the Holy Qur’ān. As a prelude to the discussion of this subject, the research provides the meaning of iltifāt among the Arab rhetoricians and the status of iltifāt as one of the rhetorical tropes. The paper also discussed the significations of iltifāt which have already been mentioned by previous scholars, and since those scholars touched on the significations only briefly, therefore, the research strived to explore further aspects of their interpretations making an effort to highlight new significations of iltifat and an attempt to introduce a new approach in looking at the iltifāt phenomenon, in different Sura’hs of Qur’ān, to demonstrate the application of this new perspective. Finally the research shows that the occurrence of iltifÉt in the Qur’ān follows certain patterns that are related to the intended significations at the various locations where they appear in the Qur’ān.
Tanning industry in Pakistan has shown rapid growth in last few decades. However, environmental regulations are not strictly followed regarding the processing as well as discharge of effluents. Tannery wastewater and sludge have become a major source of water and soil pollution. This research study was designed to appraise the harmful impacts of untreated tannery wastewater along with proper management of sludge by utilizing green technologies. In this study, management of tannery sludge was done by utilizing environment friendly practices in four experimental phases. In first phase, the impacts of tannery wastewater on soil and selected plants were studied in comparison with a control group. Characterization of tannery wastewater showed that values of parameters like pH, biological oxygen demand, chemical oxygen demand, sulphate and chloride were higher as compared to National environmental quality standard. The concentration of Cr, Zn, Mn, Fe, Cu, Na, and K were higher in soil and plants (D. sanguinalis, S. cumini and E. camaldulensis) samples irrigated with tannery wastewater as compared to fresh water samples. It is concluded that the untreated tannery wastewater is not suitable for irrigation purpose. Hence, proper treatment of tannery wastewater is required before its usage for irrigation purpose. Biogas production through anaerobic co-digestion of waste activated tannery sludge (WATS) with biomasses (rice husk, cow dung and sewerage sludge) as co-substrates was investigated in second phase. The initial results of waste activated tannery sludge were best as compared to primary lagoon sludge, secondary lagoon sludge and tannery solid waste collected from Kasur tannery treatment plant. The waste activated tannery sludge was used in biogas experiments as co-substrate. Different proportions of waste activated tannery sludge and cow dung were used for biogas production. The cumulative biogas production in WATS (waste activated tannery sludge 100 %) was found 80 mL (0.10 mL/g TVS), WATSCD-1 (WATS 70 % and cow dung 30 %) that is 158 mL (0.20 mL/g TVS) and WATSCD-2 (WATS 50 % and cow dung 50 %) sample 195 mL (0.24 mL/g TVS). The overall results of WATSCD-2 combination were best. To optimize biogas production ultrasonic and chemical pre-treatment were applied through series of experiments on different combination of WATSCD-2. Seven combinations of WATSCD-2 with sewerage sludge and rice husk were ii prepared and designated as CDCT-1 to CDCT-7, treated chemically. Similarly, seven proportions CDUT-1 to CDUT-7 were treated ultrasonically. Biogas production results of ultrasonically treated sludge combinations (CDUT-1 to CDUT-7) were better as compared to chemically treated sludge combinations (CDCT-1 to CDCT-7). The optimum results were obtained in ultrasonically treated combination CDUT-7 (202 mL, 9.25 mL/g TVS) as it contains maximum biomass concentration as compared to CDUT-1 to CDUT-6. In third phase, series of experiments were conducted to optimize the parameters like sulfur, ash and gross heating value (GHV) by preparing different sludge combinations with biomasses. These combinations were prepared by using primary sludge, secondary sludge and WATSCD-2 with coal and rice husk on weight percent basis. The higher GHV results were found in WATSCD-2 combinations as compared to both primary and secondary sludge combinations. The WATSC-2 combination (WATSCD-2 50 % and coal 50 %) have lower sulfur and ash contents along with high GHV as compared to primary and secondary sludge combinations. So, this combination has better potential to use as refuse derived fuel for energy recovery. The statistical analysis (one-way ANOVA) was found significant for ash, sulfur and GHV for different sludge combinations with p < 0.05. It is concluded that sludge is a very valuable fuel like traditional biomass. However, efforts should be exercised to overcome the problem of drying and emissions from sludge. In last phase, compost was prepared from different combinations of WATSCD-2 with different co-substrates. These combinations were designated as WATSCD-SR (mixture of WATSCD-2, sewerage sludge and rice husk), WATSCD-RL (mixture of WATSCD-2, rice husk and leaves), WATSCD-SL (mixture of WATSCD-2, sewerage sludge and leaves) at laboratory scale by using 1:1:1 ratio of each component. The WATS-RL combination showed better results of nitrogen (2.9 ± 0.38 %), phosphorous (0.038 ± 0.01 %), potassium (0.07 ± 0.01 %), organic matter (57.55 ± 6.35 %) and C/N ratio (18.05 ± 1.93) as compared to WATS-SR and WATS-SL. Environmental regulations are getting more restricted related to landfilling of biodegradable waste. The solution of these problems is to use of biodegradable portion for biogas production and residual tannery sludge as bio-solid (composting) or thermal utilization for energy recovery.