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1 [Note: For Project of the following subjects i.e.bengali,english,political Science, Education, Geography & History please see the Madrasah Darpan 36 th issue, September,2015] Project for Fazil Examination-2017 PROJECT Subject: URDU Choose any one topic either from Prose or Poetry from the following (Word limit : words) PROSE : 1) Abul kalam Azad : (Introduction, Life history, Achievements with reference to Ghubar e Khatir, Conclusion) 2) Rashid Ahmed Siddiqui: (Introduction, Life history, Achievements, Books written by him, Conclusion) 3) Farhatullah Baig : (Introduction, Life history, Achievements and Work through his writings, Conclusion) POETRY : 1) Parvez Shahidi : (Introduction, Life history, Characteristics of his poems, Achievements, Conclusion) 2) Majrooh Sultanpuri : (Introduction, Life history, Achievements, Conclusion) 3) Allama Iqbal : (Introduction, Life history, Books on poetry, Characteristics and Achievements, Conclusion) Page 1 of 6
2 4) Faiz Ahmed Faiz : (Introduction, Life history, Characteristics and Achievements of his books, Conclusion) 5) Jan Nisar Akhter : (Introduction, Life history, Achievements & Conclusion) URDU LITERATURE 1) Aligarh Tehrik : Founder of this Tehrik, Motive behind the movement, importance, how Muslim society benefitted through this movement, conclusion. 2) Taraqqui Pasand Tehrik : (Introduction, history of this movement, founder and followers of this movement, conclusion) Page 2 of 6
3 Subject: ARABIC Choose any topic either from Prose or Poetry from the following (Word limit : words) 1. The four Caliphs of Islam (Any One) 2. Arabic words uses in Bengali language. 3. A Prominent Bengali Muslim Scholar. 4. A Pioneer of Muslim Women Education in Bengal. 5. Three Grand Mosques : (i) Masjid at Nabawi (the Prophet s Mosque in Madinah) (ii) Masjid at Haraam (The Mosque of Makkah) (iii) Masjid at Aqsa (Jerusalem) 6. A famous Muslim Institution in India 7. Sunderban 8. Bengali Festival (Any One) 9. An important River of West Bengal 10. Book review : (Any Arabic Book) Page 3 of 6
4 Subject: ISLAMIC HISTORY (For Project Work on any one topic, words) Cultural and Intellectual traditions i) Intellectual and Scientific Progress during the Abbasids dynasty. ii) City of Bagdad and its importance (Geographical situation, Military importance, Trade and Economy, Culture, Architecture, Painting etc.) during the Abbasids Period. iii) Establish to Umayya Dynasty in Spain during the periods A.D. And also discuss socio-cultural and economic growth during the tenure of Abdur Rahman Ad Dhakil and Abdur Rahman II. Page 4 of 6
5 Subject: THEOLOGY 1. Author of Al Masabih. 2. The decent age of Al Quranul Kareem. 3. One of the famous Muhaddith in Second Hijri Century and his service in art of Hadith. 4. The famous Mufassir in Second Hijri Century. 5. Types of Hadith. Page 5 of 6
6 Subject: ISLAMIC STUDIES Project Work on any one topic, (in Words) (1) Fiqh. (1) Utility of waqf Property. (2) Meaning and uility of Nikah,Talaque, and Re-marriage of widow. (3) The status of women as promoted by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). (2) Usul al - Fiqh (1) Explain the terms Farz,Wajib,Sunnat,and Mustahab by help of Quran and Sunnat. (2) Place & status of Ijma in the light of langrage and sharia along with its conditions & stipulations. (3) Kalam (1) Benefits of the Miraj of Muhammad (pbuh) is the Miraj was spiritually or physically. (2)Concept of Ijmah,Qiyas and its Importance and usefulness. (4) Faraid (1) Importance and practicality of Ilmul Faraid is there any priority of Ilmul Faraid over other shariah laws? Explain in details. (2)Meaning and covarage of Wasiyat along with its conditions and exceptions. Page 6 of 6
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