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Maikash Akbarabadi (1902–1991) was a writer in the Urdu language. Syed Mohammed Ali Shah Maikash Akbarabadi was born in 1902 in the Mewa Katra family, which traces its links in India to Moghul times. Muhammad Ali Shah Jafri Niyazi was the eldest son of Asghar Ali Shah Sahib .He was just two and a half year old at the time of the death of his father and his younger brother Ahmed Ali Shah Saheb was just three months old.The task of upbringing of these two very young children was essentially left to their widowed mother who herself was just twenty four years old. She was the grand daughter of Mir Aazam Ali, a contemporary of Mirza Asad Ullah Khan Ghalib and belonged to a very respectable family. Despite pressures from certain sections upon her to go back to her parents house she stayed put and faced the challenges of life. She arranged for the best education of her children and sent them to Moulvi Sa’adat Ullah qadri Sahib, a very renowned “Mohaqiq” and “Mohadids” of his times, near jama Masjid Agra. Moulvi Sa’adat Ullah Sahib is said to have a dream of the Islamic prophet Muhammad only a few days back . There by he had shown two young children and asked him to take best care of them and impart all necessary knowledge of Quran,Hadis and Fiqh. He was on look out for them and so when he saw these two children he immediately recognized and welcomed them with full respect. They had the best of education at his hands and were awarded certificates of excellence . They were referred to Aligarh, M.A.O College in 1916 where in that time Theology education was also imparted. These two boys were in their teens where as in the College mosque there were very aged,senior students with long beards. Nazim-E-Deeniyaat of that time took their examination and was highly impressed with their knowledge,proficiency and method of recital . While he gave them certificates he called the senior students for a demonstration who are said to have carried these two young boys on their shoulders to various parts of then College in a procession. Muhammad Ali Shah sahib then pursued further intensive studies of logic, fiqh and Tasawwuf where as his younger brother was admitted to Baptist Mission High School. His younger brother Ahmed Ali Shah Passed with distinction all the examinations and also studied at St.Johns college to obtain Post-graduation in Persian and also the Law degree from Allahabad University.He got involved in the worldly affairs of looking after the family affair first as an advocate and then as judicial and Administrative officer in erstwhile state of Rajputana. Ahmed Ali Shah retired as Civil Supplies Commissioner from Rajasthan and moved to Aligarh as the Registrar of Jamia Urdu (Seeds of which were sown at his residence in Mewa Katra). Prof Has Jafri, his ony son settled in Aligarh and was Pro-Vice Chancellor, Registrar and Controller of Aligarh Muslim University before moving to Ajmer as the Member Public Service Commission- Rajasthan. Once there was a discussion with someone about Muawiyah. The Person started defending and praising muawiyah. In order to avoid controversy he ended up by praying that on the Day of judgement he may be with Ali whereas the person who was having argument may be with muawiyah .The concerned person felt annoyed but could not say anything as he was putting the two at par and amply displayed his wit . Meeting of the Socialist Forum used to take place at his house in late 1930s . He died on 10th Shawwal 1411 Hijri (1991 CE) . Since then under the guidance and spiritual leadership of his grandson the present Sajjada Nasheen Hz Syed Ajmal Ali Shah Niazi, the message of love, peace and brotherhood which was so dear to Maikash Saheb continues to be propagated. Every year a function to commemorate and promote Urdu poetry is organized under the banner of Bazm E Maikash by Maikash Sahebs great grand son Syed Faizi Ali Shah Niazi in Agra and people with significant contributions are awarded. == External links == * (The Hindu : Metro Plus Delhi / Publishing Books : Agra uncut! ) * (Community News, The Milli Gazette, Vol.4 No.24, MG94 (16-31 Dec 03) ) * * (JSTOR: An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie ) * (The Hindu : Metro Plus Delhi / Down Memory Lane : This Shair continues to thrive ) * (BLOG DEDICATED TO SYED MOHAMMAD ALI SHAH JAFRI NIAZI'S KALAAM ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Maikash Akbarabadi」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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