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N. P. Hafiz Mohamad : ウィキペディア英語版
N. P. Hafiz Mohamad
N. P. Hafidsz muhemed'' is an Indian author,〔''(Who's Who of Indian Writers )'', Official Publication of Sahitya Academy, Govt. of India 1999〕 sociologist, social activist,〔(Boston College, US, Fulbright Seminar September 2002 )〕 and political commentator,〔(List of Experts on Islam and Politics ) The Henry L Stimson Centre, Washington〕〔''(The New Indian Express )'' 9 April 2011〕 living in Kerala.
Born in Kozhikode (1956) to celebrated Malayalam writer N. P. Mohammed,〔(Fictional Biography ), ''The Hindu'' 21 December 2004〕〔''(Arab News )'', 4 January 2003,〕 he had his early education in Kozhikode. He was trained early in the social problems of his society under his illustrious grandfather N. P. Abu Sahib, a famous freedom fighter in Malabar 〔''(Arab News )'', 4 January 2003〕 and a vociferous prohibition activist. Hafiz Mohamad completed his post-graduation in sociology from Kerala University with 2nd rank and took MPhil from Bangalore University. His doctoral thesis is on the matrilineal system among the Muslims of Malabar. He headed the Department Sociology at Farook College for three decades 〔(The official website of Farook College )〕 till his retirement in March 2011. He is the first recipient of MM Ghani Award for the Best Teacher in Calicut University. He was a participant in the Fulbright September 2002 held at the BOISI Center at Boston College in the United States.〔(Boston College, US, Fulbright Seminar September 2002 )〕
He began his career in writing with the publication of ''Poovum Puzhayum'' (1988), a collection of short stories.〔(MEABAG website )〕 He received an Edasseri Award for this work in the same year.〔(Edassei Memorial Trust )〕
Since then he has published a number of works〔(Sahitya Academi ), 1999〕 and received many prestigious awards including the Kerala Sahitya Academy Award. He was on the jury of the Vayalar Awards in 2004.〔''(Times of India )''〕 He is the editor of the Dubai based ''TAKE:1'' magazine.
Along with his position at Farook College, he was an honorary director of the Suraksha De-Addiction and Counselling Centre 〔(Boston College, US, Fulbright Seminar September 2002 )〕 where he helped hundreds of alcohol addicts and their families to escape their trauma and lead productive lives.
An expert on the problems of Indian expatriates in the Persian Gulf, he has conducted numerous workshops for them,.〔(The Peninsula Qatar )〕〔(Focussing on `Gulf syndrome' ) Maleeha Raghaviah, ''The Hindu'', 9 March 2006〕〔(Islam and Politics )〕 He is also a well known trainer and counsellor.〔(RCI for TCI )〕〔(Eppler Baden )〕
He has visited Indonesia, Singapore, Switzerland, United States, Bahrain, KSA, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Canada and Zambia. Currently he is in charge of the recently started Department of Sociology at the University of Calicut
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