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  "ar": "عبد الماجد الدريابادي",
  "en": "Abdul Majid Daryabadi",
  "ur": "عبد الماجد دریابادی"
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  "ar": "عالم وكاتب ومفسّر هندي (1892–1977) من درياباد في بارابنكي، صاحب «تفسير ماجدي» بالأردية والإنجليزية ومحرّر أسبوعية «صدق جديد» حتى وفاته. مرّ في شبابه بفترة عقلانية ولاأدرية نحو 1909–1918 ثم عاد إلى الإسلام، وأخذ البيعة عن أشرف علي التهانوي سنة 1928 وجددها عند حسين أحمد المدني، وكتب أكثر من سبعين كتابًا في التفسير والسيرة والفلسفة وعلم النفس.",
  "en": "Indian scholar, writer and exegete (1892–1977) of Daryabad in Barabanki district, author of the Tafsir-e-Majidi in Urdu and English and editor of the weekly Sidq-e-Jadid until his death. In his youth he passed through a rationalist and agnostic period, about 1909–1918, then returned to Islam, took the oath of allegiance from Ashraf Ali Thanwi in 1928 and renewed it under Hussain Ahmad Madani, and wrote more than seventy books on exegesis, biography, philosophy and psychology.",
  "ur": "بھارتی عالم، ادیب و مفسر (1892ء–1977ء) جن کا تعلق بارہ بنکی کے دریا آباد سے تھا، اردو و انگریزی «تفسیر ماجدی» کے مصنف اور ہفت روزہ «صدق جدید» کے تاحیات مدیر۔ نوجوانی میں تقریباً 1909ء–1918ء عقل پرستی و لاادریت کے دور سے گزرے پھر اسلام کی طرف لوٹ آئے، 1928ء میں اشرف علی تھانوی سے بیعت کی اور حسین احمد مدنی کے ہاتھ پر اس کی تجدید کی، اور تفسیر، سیرت، فلسفہ و نفسیات پر ستر سے زائد کتابیں لکھیں۔"
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  "latest": 1977.0172556588798
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   "note": "Born at Daryabad, Barabanki district, on 16 March 1892; the Urdu article pairs the date with 16 Sha'ban 1309 AH, and the English article and Wikidata agree on the Gregorian date. Daryabad has no place entity, so no born_in edge is written.",
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   "note": "Died before dawn on 6 January 1977 at Khatun Manzil, Lucknow, as the Urdu article states (15 Muharram 1397 AH) and the English article's narrative of his last days at Khatun Manzil in Lucknow confirms; his body was taken to his ancestral Daryabad and buried in the family graveyard there, as both texts state. The English infobox's Barabanki district death place and Wikidata's Daryabad value name the burial town, not the place of death, and are not followed for the death place. Lucknow has no place entity, so no died_in edge is written.",
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    "note": "His school is not recorded: the lane's bar of two independent texts naming a school personally is not met, and the readings are preserved here. One text, the English article, names his school in prose — as a follower of Abu Hanifa's teachings his mazhab was Hanafism, and he interpreted his tafsir in the Hanafi school (citing Mabood 2019) — and the same English text states that he took the oath of allegiance from Ashraf Ali Thanwi in 1928 and later renewed it under Hussain Ahmad Madani, which would attest a Sufi affiliation. But both namings rest on that one text family: the Urdu article's prose names no school and records no bay'ah (Hanafi and Maturidi appear only in its category filings), the Arabic stub says only that he was strongly influenced by Thanwi and Madani, which is influence, not initiation, and the English article's own embedded infobox (Sunni, Hanafi, Maturidi fields) is the same family as its text. Wikidata's Sunni Islam value is that family's structured echo. His father's Qadiriyya adherence is family background and never counts. His youthful rationalist period (about 1909–1918) ended six decades before these attestations and does not bear on them; the record assesses his settled, later affiliation, and on that question the Hanafi and the Sufi readings each stand one independent text short.",
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    {
     "heading": "موجز",
     "markdown": "عبد الماجد الدريابادي (16 آذار 1892 – 6 كانون الثاني 1977) عالم وكاتب هندي مسلم، عُرف بتفسيره الإنجليزي «تفسير القرآن» في أربعة أجزاء وتفسيره الأردي «القرآن الحكيم»، وكلاهما يعرف بتفسير مجيدي، وبأسبوعيته «سچ» التي أسسها سنة 1925 وظل يحررها حتى وفاته.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar} وتصفه مقالته العربية بأنه كان مناصرًا لمدرسة دار العلوم ديوبند، وتأثر بأشرف علي التهانوي وحسين أحمد المدني.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "نشأته وتعليمه",
     "markdown": "وُلد في دريا آباد من أعمال بارابانكي في أُتر برديش في 16 آذار 1892 الموافق 16 شعبان 1309هـ، وهو أصغر أبناء عبد القادر الخمسة؛ وكان والده نائب مأمور توفي بمنى في الحج سنة 1912، وجده مفتي مظهر كريم نُفي إلى جزر أندامان أربع عشرة سنة لفتوى أصدرها في ثورة 1857.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en} درس في سيتابور من 1902 إلى 1908، وحصل على البكالوريوس في الفلسفة مع مرتبة الشرف من كلية كاننغ في لكنؤ سنة 1912، ثم التحق بالماجستير في عليكره وبكلية القديس ستيفن في دلهي سنة 1913 ولم يُتم دراسته.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "فترة الشك والعودة",
     "markdown": "مرّ في شبابه بفترة عقلانية لا أدرية نحو 1909–1918؛ فقد كتب في استمارة امتحانه المدرسي سنة 1910 في خانة الدين «عقلاني»، وقرأ هيوم وميل وداروين وهكسلي، ثم أعاده إلى الإسلام قراءة أكبر الله آبادي ومحمد علي جوهر وأشرف علي التهانوي و«المثنوي» لجلال الدين الرومي، وذكر في مذكراته أن ارتداده امتد من 1909 إلى 1918 وأنه اهتدى بمطالعة ترجمة محمد علي اللاهوري الإنجليزية للقرآن.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "عمله ومؤلفاته",
     "markdown": "عمل مترجمًا في قسم الترجمة بجامعة عثمانية في حيدر آباد من أيلول 1917 إلى تموز 1918، ومنحته الجامعة بعدها معاشًا مدى الحياة، وأسس سنة 1925 أسبوعية «سچ» التي صارت «صدق» ثم «صدق جديد» سنة 1950 وظل يحررها حتى وفاته.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en} وكان رئيس لجنة الخلافة في أوده، وبلغت مؤلفاته بالأردية والعربية والإنجليزية ستين إلى سبعين كتابًا، منها تفسير مجيدي بالإنجليزية والأردية و«حكيم الأمة» (1956) في سيرة التهانوي وسيرته الذاتية «آب بيتي» و«مرشد كي تلاش» و«محمد علي — مذكرات شخصية».{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur} ونال جائزة الحكومة الهندية للباحث العربي سنة 1966 والدكتوراه الفخرية من جامعة عليكره الإسلامية سنة 1976.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "ما تسميه المقالة الإنجليزية",
     "markdown": "تسمي المقالة الإنجليزية صاحبها في متنها عالمًا حنفيًا، وتذكر أنه بايع أشرف علي التهانوي سنة 1928 وجدد البيعة على يد حسين أحمد المدني بعد وفاة التهانوي؛ لكن التسميتين معًا تردان في أسرة نصية واحدة: فالمقالة الأردية لا تذكر مذهبًا ولا بيعة، والمقالة العربية القصيرة تقول فقط إنه تأثر بالرجلين تأثرًا شديدًا، وهو تأثير لا مبايعة، فبقي مذهبه في سجله غير مصنّف وحُفظت القراءتان في ملاحظته.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}{cite:wikidata-abdul-majid-daryabadi}"
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    {
     "heading": "وفاته",
     "markdown": "توفي قبل فجر 6 كانون الثاني 1977 (15 محرم 1397هـ) في منزله خاتون منزل في لكنؤ؛ وصلى عليه أول مرة في ندوة العلماء أبو الحسن علي الندوي، ثم نُقل جثمانه إلى دريا آباد فدُفن في مقبرة أسرته بجوار قبر مخدوم أبكاش.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "المراجع",
     "markdown": "{{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}} {{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}} {{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}} {{cite:wikidata-abdul-majid-daryabadi}}"
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    {
     "heading": "Summary",
     "markdown": "Abdul Majid Daryabadi (16 March 1892 – 6 January 1977) was an Indian Muslim scholar and writer, known mainly for his four-volume English commentary Tafsir-ul-Quran and his Urdu Al-Quran al-Hakim, both also called Tafsir-e-Majidi, and for the Urdu weekly Sach (later Sidq, then Sidq-e-Jadid), which he founded in 1925 and edited until his death.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Early life and education",
     "markdown": "He was born at Daryabad in Barabanki district on 16 March 1892 (16 Sha'ban 1309 AH), the youngest of the five children of Abdul Qadir, a deputy collector who died at Mina during his Hajj in 1912; his grandfather Mufti Mazhar Karim had been exiled to the Andaman Islands for fourteen years for a fatwa issued during the 1857 uprising.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur} He was at school in Sitapur from 1902 to 1908, took his BA (Hons) in philosophy from Canning College, Lucknow, in 1912 with second-class honours, enrolled for an MA at Aligarh and at St Stephen's College, Delhi, in 1913, and, influenced by the writings of Walter Raleigh and Dale Carnegie, studied briefly at the University of Oxford as a visiting scholar in 1913.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "The rationalist period and its end",
     "markdown": "During his youth, under the influence of Hume, Mill, Darwin and Huxley, he wrote \"Rationalist\" as his religion on his 1910 school examination form and even subscribed to the Rationalist Press Association; the reading of Akbar Allahabadi, Muhammad Ali Jauhar, Ashraf Ali Thanwi and Rumi's Mathnawi brought him back, and he said that his apostasy dated from 1909 to 1918 and that he had been turned by the reading of Muhammad Ali of Lahore's English Qur'an commentary.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en} Despite opposition within his family, he did not waver in the resolve to lead an Islamic life from 1918 onwards.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Career",
     "markdown": "He worked as a translator in the translation department of Osmania University, Hyderabad, from September 1917 to July 1918, after which the university supported him with a lifetime stipend; in 1925 he founded the weekly Sach, which became Sidq and, in 1950, Sidq-e-Jadid, and edited it until his death.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en} He was president of the Oudh Khilafat Committee and a staunch supporter of the Deoband movement, and his more than sixty works in Urdu, Arabic and English include the Tafsir-e-Majidi commentaries, Aap Biiti (his autobiography), Hakim-ul-Ummat (1956), Murshid ki Talash, and Muhammad Ali — Zaati Diary (1943).{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur} He received the Arabic Scholar Award of the Government of India in 1966 and an honorary doctorate from Aligarh Muslim University in 1976, presented in person by President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "The English article's naming",
     "markdown": "The English article calls him a Hanafi scholar in its prose, holds that he took Ashraf Ali Thanwi as his spiritual mentor and took bay'ah at Thanwi's hands in 1928, renewing the bay'ah under Hussain Ahmad Madani after Thanwi's death, and that he chose to follow the Hanafi school; but both namings belong to this one text family, since the Urdu article states no school and no bay'ah at all, and the Arabic stub says only that he was strongly influenced by the two men.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar} His record therefore leaves the school unclassified and preserves both readings in its faith note.{cite:wikidata-abdul-majid-daryabadi}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Death",
     "markdown": "He died at his home, Khatun Manzil in Lucknow, before dawn on 6 January 1977 (15 Muharram 1397 AH); the first funeral prayer was held at Nadwatul Ulama and led by Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi, and he was buried in his family's graveyard at Daryabad beside the grave of Makhdum Abkash.{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "References",
     "markdown": "{{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}} {{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}} {{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}} {{cite:wikidata-abdul-majid-daryabadi}}"
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    {
     "heading": "خلاصہ",
     "markdown": "عبد الماجد دریابادی (16 مارچ 1892ء – 6 جنوری 1977ء) بھارتی مسلمان عالم و ادیب تھے، انگریزی تفسیر «تفسیر القرآن» (تفسیر مجیدی) اور اردو تفسیر «القرآن الحکیم» کے مصنف اور 1925ء میں جاری کیے گئے ہفت روزہ «سچ» (بعد میں «صدق» اور «صدق جدید») کے بانی و مدیر، جس کی ادارت انھوں نے وفات تک سنبھالی۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "ابتدائی زندگی و تعلیم",
     "markdown": "آپ کی ولادت دریاباد، ضلع بارہ بنکی میں 16 مارچ 1892ء بمطابق 16 شعبان 1309ھ کو ہوئی؛ آپ اپنے والد عبد القادر کے پانچ بچوں میں سب سے چھوٹے تھے، والد ڈپٹی کلیکٹر تھے اور 1912ء میں حج کے دوران منیٰ میں انتقال ہوا، اور آپ کے دادا مفتی مظہر کریم کو 1857ء کے فتوے پر چودہ برس کالا پانی کی سزا ہوئی تھی۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en} سیتاپور میں 1902ء سے 1908ء تک تعلیم پائی، 1912ء میں کیننگ کالج لکھنؤ سے فلسفہ میں بی اے آنرز کیا، علی گڑھ میں ایم اے میں داخل ہوئے اور 1913ء میں سینٹ اسٹیفن کالج دہلی گئے۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "عقل پرستی کا دور اور واپسی",
     "markdown": "جوانی میں آپ نے فلسفیوں اور لاادریوں کی کتابیں پڑھ کر امتحان کے فارم پر اپنے مذہب کی جگہ «عقل پرست» لکھا تھا؛ خود آپ کے بیان کے مطابق آپ کی مرتدی کا زمانہ 1909ء سے 1918ء رہا، اور اکبر الٰہ آبادی، محمد علی جوہر، اشرف علی تھانوی اور مولانا روم کی مثنوی کی صحبت نے آپ کو لوٹا لیا۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "صحافت و تصانیف",
     "markdown": "ستمبر 1917ء سے جولائی 1918ء تک جامعہ عثمانیہ حیدرآباد کے شعبۂ ترجمہ میں مترجم رہے اور اس عرصے میں اپنے پہلے کتابچے «فلسفہ اجزائے القرآن» کو تیار کیا؛ جامعہ نے آپ کو عمر بھر وظیفہ دیا۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur} 1925ء میں انھوں نے ہفت روزہ «سچ» جاری کیا جو بعد میں «صدق» اور 1950ء میں «صدق جدید» بنا اور وفات تک ان کی ادارت میں نکلا۔ ان کی تصانیف ساٹھ سے زائد ہیں: «تفسیر مجیدی» اردو و انگریزی، «آپ بیتی» (خودنوشت)، «حکیم الامت» (1956ء)، «مرشد کی تلاش»، «محمد علی — ذاتی ڈائری» وغیرہ۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur} انھیں 1966ء میں حکومت ہند کا عربی اسکالر ایوارڈ اور 1976ء میں علی گڑھ مسلم یونیورسٹی کی اعزازی ڈاکٹریٹ ملی۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "انگریزی مقالے کی تسمیت",
     "markdown": "انگریزی مقالے کے متن میں اُنھیں حنفی عالم لکھا گیا ہے اور کہا گیا ہے کہ آپ نے اشرف علی تھانوی کو روحانی مرشد بنایا، 1928ء میں ان کے ہاتھ پر بیعت کی اور تھانوی کے بعد حسین احمد مدنی سے بیعت تازہ کی؛ لیکن یہ دونوں باتیں اس ایک متن خاندان کی ہیں، اردو مقالے میں نہ مسلک کا نام ہے نہ بیعت کا ذکر، اور عربی مقالہ صرف یہ کہتا ہے کہ وہ ان دونوں سے شدت سے متاثر تھے، اس لیے ان کے ریکارڈ میں مسلک غیر مصنف رکھا گیا ہے اور دونوں قراءتیں اس کی نوٹ میں محفوظ ہیں۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "وفات",
     "markdown": "6 جنوری 1977ء کو فجر سے قبل لکھنؤ میں اپنے مکان خاتون منزل میں انتقال ہوا؛ پہلی نماز جنازہ ندوۃ العلماء میں ابوالحسن علی ندوی نے پڑھائی اور میت دریاباد لے جا کر خاندانی قبرستان میں مخدوم ابکاش کے پہلو میں دفن کی گئی۔{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "حوالہ جات",
     "markdown": "{{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ur}} {{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-en}} {{cite:wikipedia-abdul-majid-daryabadi-ar}} {{cite:wikidata-abdul-majid-daryabadi}}"
    }
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