SHREEMAD BHAGAVAD GITA IN THE URDU LANGUAGE *** Jai Maharaj posts
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Posted by hinduexistence on December 31, 2009
Bhagavad Gita in Urdu
Bint Zehera Rizvi, a devout scholarly lady translated The Bhagavad
Gita, the most read Classical Hindu scripture, into Urdu language at
her ease.
Zehera Rizvi a Muslim lady of 66 yrs and a Professor of Hindi from
Allahabad came to the central attraction of Gita lovers and admirers
as Smt. Rizvi completed such a great work after completion of her
Masters in Sanskrit and Hindi to fulfill her dedication very
successfully.
At her 19 Smt. Rizvi came to the blessings of Gita and felt that
one's life is incomplete if he/she does not read this �heightened
philosophy of life' and �the inner-calling of self' for at least
once.
Busy in her teaching profession and the NCC (National Cadet Corps),
Zehera managed her time very critically and completed this Urdu
rendering of Sanskrit Gita in some 12 years. Now the Book has been
published in 325 pages with attractive pictures. As reported in the
media, Smt. Rizvi failed to get any help from the Uttar Pradesh
stalwarts like Mulayam Singh Yadav or Ms. Mayavati. It is said that
the office of the Prime Minister of India and the Human Resource
Development Ministry only appreciated the work by Zehera on Gita.
Zehera printed this book with her own finance getting no help from
any quarter.
Smt. Zehera Rizvi was rewarded as a best Professor in 2000 by the
President of India previously. Smt. Rizvi expressed her utter
happiness of life through practicing the Philosophy and Life-style of
Indian tradition enshrined in Gita. Bint Zehera Rizvi categorically
said that Bhagavad Gita exhorts the National Integration, Peace and
Harmony in every life in a very exclusive way and teaches the
practice of own religion rationally and scientifically.
Courtesy: Nai Duneeya.
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