Ahmad Rafique
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Ahmad Rafique Akhtar (b. April 15, 1941), is a notable Islamic scholar and sufi from Pakistan. A graduate of Government College, Lahore, he has been associated with teaching for years. Finally, he resolved to his small crockery shop in Gujar Khan, near Islamabad. There he started delivering lectures on different Islamic and philosophical topics and this eventually grew to such an extent that he had to travel all over the country and different places in the world. Many of his lectures have been published in books.
[edit] Works
- Haqeeqat-e-Manzar or Haqeeqatemanzar (5th book), (read online)
- Basto Kushad
- Pas-e-Hijab
- An Approach to Quran
- Uthtay Hain Hijab Akhir
- Kishtay Zarbar, (read online)
- Kisht-e-Zarbar (A land that bears gold (1st book)), (read online)
- Haqeeqat-e-Muntazar (5th book), (read online)
Paiman e Azal Islam aur Asar e Hazir An Approach towards Quran
[edit] External links
Dedicated sites
- Prof. Ahmad Rafique Akhtar, from http://www.alamaat.com
- Prof. Ahmad Rafique Akhtar, from http://www.almraa.com
Books
An Approach to the Quran
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