تعارف:
اس انجمن کا پورا نام "انجمن اشاعت مطالب مفیدہ پنجاب" ہے یہ انجمن لاہور میں جنوری 1865 میں قائم ہوئی۔ محمدحسین آزاد اور ڈاکٹر لائٹنر نے کوششیں کی۔محمد حسین آزاد نے اپنے کچھ جدید اور اہم نظریات کو عملی صورت دینے کے لئے اس انجمن کو استعمال کیا اور اس سے لوگوں میں ایک فعال ادبی تحریک پیدا کی۔
انجمن پنجاب کے مقاصد:
انجمن پنجاب کے درجہ ذیل مقاصد تھے:
1 :قدیم مشرقی علوم کا احیائ۔
2 : صعنت و تجارت کا فروغ ۔
3: کے لوگوں میں دیسی زبان کے ذریعے علوم مفیدہ کی اشاعت کرنا ۔
4: علمی و ادبی ،معاشرتی اور سیاسی مسائل پر بحث کرنا۔
5:صوبے کے بارسوخ اہل علم طبقات اور افسران حکومت میں رابطہ قائم کرنا۔
6: پنجاب اور ہندوستان کے دوسرے فرقوں کے ساتھ روابط اور تعلقات کی مضبوطی۔
ادبی خدمات
محمد حسین آزاد اس انجمن کے روح رواں تھے اس انجمن سے پہلے مشاعرے کی روایت موجود تھی لیکن وہ روایت طرحی غزلوں کی تھی اس انجمن نے نئی طرح کے مشاعرے شروع کئے یعنی مختلف موضوعات پر نظمیں کہی جاتی تھیں ہر مشاعرے میں ایک موضوع دے دیا جاتا تھا جس پر مختلف شعراء لکھ کر لے آتے تھے اس لحاظ سے اس انجمن نے مشاعروں کی طرز میں ایک نیا رجحان پیدا کیا ان مشاعروں میں نظمیں پڑھی جاتی تھیں اس لیے ان کو مناظموں کا نام دیا گیا۔
موضوعی نظم لکھنے کا رجحان:
موضوعی نظم لکھنے کا اولین تجربہ آزاد نے نہیں کیا بلکہ اس سے پہلے زمانہ قدیم میں اس کی روایت موجود تھی مثلا سلطان محمد قلی قطب شاہ کی کلیات میں نظمیں ہیں اس کے علاوہ دکنی دور میں مثنویاں بھی لکھی گئیں۔جو نظم ہی کا ایک حصہ ہیں اس کے علاوہ نظیر اکبر آبادی نظم روایت میں بہت بڑے شاعر ہیں۔ان...
Almighty Allah has stated the nature of man that everything He loves towards the one He loves is dear to Him. For this reason, in every age human being has been attached to the remains of his beloved thing. The stories of the former Ummah are contained in the holy Qura᾽n, in which their remnants are proven to be safe after they passed away. This last Ummah also appears to meet these natural requirements. Therefore, just as this Ummah loves his Prophet (peace be upon him). Therefore the sacred Islamic ancient relics have extraordinary significance, which are attributed to the holy Prophet. Muslims get peace by them and kept protecting and persevering such relics during every period. The companions of the Prophet (PBUP) have kept them safe too and they organized particular arrangements for preserving them. But there is also a theory which those who believe these are considered as a prohibition of Islamic Sharia, and they present their arguments on the basis of a “Hadith” attributed to Ḥaḍrat ʻUmar Fārūq (R.A). It is narrated from Ḥaḍrat ʻUmar Fārūq, that the he used to give an importance to the memorandum of Muhammad (PBUH). In the light of such “Riwāyās”, the mentioned “Hadith” would be suspicious. It is essential that he research of this “Hadith” should be reviewed, how its status is? In this article, research has been studied by this “Hadith” that it is clear that this “Hadith” could not be narrated by Ḥaḍrat ʻUmar Fārūq (R.A). Therefore, the concept of demolition of such scared ancient relics could not be supported by the above mentioned “Hadith”.
Rind quality is indispensable for the external appearance and marketability of citrus fruit especially for fresh consumption. Among many factors affecting citrus rind quality, tree age is the most important one, but remains unexplored so far. This study was carried out during 2007-11 and comprised of two parts. The first part of study includes the experiments exploring fruit quality in relation to different tree age, canopy position and fruit size. This study also revealed the cell number, cell size, endogenous nutrients and fruit pectin concentrations (rind and rag) in relation to tree age during fruit growth and development. A comparison of fruit quality of different age groups (3 year, 6 year, 18 year, 35 year) showed that fruit obtained from young trees (3-year-old) were poor in fruit quality such as having more rough rind, rind thickness, rind mass (%) and less juice mass (%), TSS and acidity. Moreover, fruit from young trees had lower rind macro nutrient concentrations (P, Ca) and higher rind micro-nutrient concentrations (Mn and Fe). Fruit in internal canopy position had significantly better fruit quality (smooth rind, less rind thickness, more juice contents) whereas, those in external canopy position were better in biochemical fruit quality such as (TSS), titratable acidity (TA), sugars and ascorbic acid (AA) concentrations. Large sized fruit had more rind mass (%), rind thickness, and lower juice mass (%), TSS, TA (%) and TSS:TA ratio during ambient (20±2°C and 60-65% RH) and cold storage (4±1°C and 75-80% RH) conditions. From nutritional aspects, during fruit growth and development, fruit from six- year-old trees were nutrient deficient in rind (N, P and K), rag and leaf (N) concentrations, while 18-year-old trees were deficient in rag and leaf nutrient (P, K) concentrations. Pectin analysis showed that fruit from 6-year-old trees were deficient in rind total pectin, protopectin and rag protopectin concentrations, whereas fruit from 35-year-old trees were higher in rind water soluble pectin (WSP), total pectin and fruit from 18-year-old trees were higher in rind total pectin and rind and rag WSP. Anatomical studies of tissues from different age groups demonstrated increased cell number with lower cell size in rind tissue of 6-year- old trees in comparison with 18 and 35-year-old trees. Correlation analysis revealed that leaf N contents correlated positively with cell size in fruit from 18 and 35-year-old trees. Cell size was negatively correlated with rind P concentrations and positively correlated with leaf P 1concentrations in fruit from all tree age groups. In second part of the study, the potential of exogenous application of PGRs and nutrients were explored in improving fruit quality of young ''Kinnow'' orchards. The PGRs like gibberellic acid (GA 3 ), 2, 4 dichlorophenoxy acetic acid (2, 4-D), putrescine (Put) and spermine (Spm) were applied before and after colour break to young (3-4 years old) ''Kinnow'' mandarin trees and their influence on fruit quality under ambient (20±2°C and 60-65% RH) and cold storage (4±1°C and 75-80% RH) conditions was determined. Only 2, 4-D significantly improved TA (%) and TSS:TA ratio during shelflife studies. GA 3 and Put treated fruit exhibited maximum mass loss (%) during shelf studies and cold storage respectively. GA 3 10 mg L -1 and cytokinins (kinetin and benzyladenine) 30 mg L -1 applications at fruit setting stage significantly improved juice (%) and reduced rag (%). In nutritional experiments, sulphate of potash (SOP), single super phosphate (SSP), urea, calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN), Wokozim and Isabion were applied to improve fruit quality. Wokozim application reduced rind thickness and improved reducing sugars of fruit, SSP improved juice contents, ascorbic acid (AA) and reduced rind mass (%) although not significant than control; SOP improved AA concentrations in ''Kinnow'' mandarin juice and CAN improved TSS and AA concentrations. In conclusion, tree age exhibited significant influence on ''Kinnow'' mandarin fruit quality as fruit from young trees (3-years-old) showed inferior fruit quality. Moreover, rind of fruit from young trees had lower macro- (N, P and Ca) and higher micro-nutrient (Mn and Fe) concentrations. In young trees, macronutrients (P and Ca) and micronutrients (Cu, Mn, Fe and Zn) showed a negative correlation with fruit rind thickness. Large sized fruit from all tree age groups exhibited poor quality. Among PGRs, autumn application of 2, 4-D (10 ppm) to young ''Kinnow'' mandarin trees significantly improved TA and TSS:TA ratio. Spring application of cytokinin especially kinetin, among nutrients SSP and CAN and among growth stimulator Wokozim (PGRs and nutrient solution) positively affected fruit physical (rind thickness, total seed, juice, rind and rag mass) and biochemical (TSS, reducing sugars, TA and AA) quality parameters (although some seasonal variations also exist) thus showing their potential for improving fruit quality of young ''Kinnow'' mandarin orchards. An improvement in fruit quality of young orchards (3- 6 years) can help extend the productive window of ''Kinnow'' mandarin orchards.