“Reyhaneh” for Young Girls Published in India
An Urdu translation of a book titled “Reyhaneh” written for young girls was unveiled in a ceremony on October 27 in Lucknow District of India.
According to IQNA’s branch in West Asia, the book authored by Mahmoud Akbari was translated from Persian into Urdu language by Hojat-ol-Islam Marghub Alem Askari.
It has been published in 208 pages in 2000 copies.
A translation of another work of the author titled “Friendly with Bride and Bridegroom” was also unveiled at the ceremony.
Abbas Asghar Sheriz has translated the book from Persian into Hindi language.
The 96-page translation has been titled “Home and Heavon” and published in 2000 copies in this country.
The ceremony was attended by Qayem Mahdi, eminent Indian scholar, Ibn Ali Waedh, director of Ghofran Maab Seminary, Hojat-ol-Islam Reza Hussein, head of Maqsad Husseini Organization, Jaber Jurasi, Managing Director of Islah Monthly, Shah Waseem, lecturer of Aligarh Muslim University and Hojat-ol-Islam Musa Reza teacher of Muammel Dar-ol-Quran.
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It has been published in 208 pages in 2000 copies.
A translation of another work of the author titled “Friendly with Bride and Bridegroom” was also unveiled at the ceremony.
Abbas Asghar Sheriz has translated the book from Persian into Hindi language.
The 96-page translation has been titled “Home and Heavon” and published in 2000 copies in this country.
The ceremony was attended by Qayem Mahdi, eminent Indian scholar, Ibn Ali Waedh, director of Ghofran Maab Seminary, Hojat-ol-Islam Reza Hussein, head of Maqsad Husseini Organization, Jaber Jurasi, Managing Director of Islah Monthly, Shah Waseem, lecturer of Aligarh Muslim University and Hojat-ol-Islam Musa Reza teacher of Muammel Dar-ol-Quran.
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