تفسیر خزائن العرفان اور تفسیر عثمانی میں علم غیب کی مباحث: ایک تجزیاتی مطالعہ: Discourse on the knowledge of Ilam-e-Ghaib in Tafsir Khazain al-Irfan and Tafsir-e-Uthmani: A comparative study

"Knowledge of the unseen" is a combination of two words, "knowledge" and "unseen." "Knowledge" refers to understanding, whereas "unseen" means hidden or concealed, i.e., something beyond the perception of outward and inward senses. It is as if the knowledge of hidden things or matters is termed as the knowledge of the unseen. The term "unseen" refers to something that is absent from sensory perception and hidden from human knowledge. It is described as unseen from the perspective of people, not from the perspective of Allah, because nothing is hidden from Him. When Allah is described as the Knower of the unseen and the witnessed, it means that He knows not only what is hidden from you but also what you witness. "Belief in the unseen" refers to things that are not known by the senses and are not immediately evident to the intellect, which can only be known through the guidance of the prophets. Those who deny it are called disbelievers

سرائیکی زبان کی علاقائی حیثیت و معاشی اہمیت کا تاریخی و تنقیدی جائزہ

This research paper is an analytical study of the ancient language spoken mainly in South Punjab which is now recognized as Saraiki. While Saraiki has been spoken in Central Punjab under several names in the past and has been closely associated with other regional languages i.e. Sindhi and Punjabi.The common assumption is that this language has been spoken since the earliest days of Sindhi civilization.In this Saraiki-speaking region, people of different ethnic groups have migrated and settled here. After settling in this region, Saraiki language was made as a lingua franca. One of the reasons Saraiki was promoted as a language of communication was its economic and commercial language in the region. The main reason was to interact with the local people. Where the locals were unfamiliar with the language of the migrants, the immigrants had to resort to agribusiness, interaction and communication. Apart from the evolution of Saraiki, it developed a connection with other languages ​​due to Judges. This research paper explains the orthodoxy of Saraiki language and its relation to other regional languages ​​especially Sindhi and Punjabi as well as an economic based language

سرا ئیکی زبان کی ترقی میں عہد سومرہ سے عہد تالپور تک مقامی حکومتوں کا کردار

This paper primarily deals with the growth and development of the Saraiki language   after the Muslim conquest in Sindh. Muhammad Bin Qasim defeated Raja Dahir in 712 A.D. After him several local dynasties formed in Sindh to Multan and Derajat i.e. Somras, Qramtian, Kalhoras and Talpurs. There is common perception that all these were Saraiki speaking people and they played a significant role in the growth of this language. Although Saraiki is considered an ancient language of Indus Valley along with Sindhi as it is said that Saraiki is the real sister of Sindhi.Dravadians seem to have the greatest influence on Saraiki as a whole. But after the arrival of Muslims, the government of these local families had a profound effect on the development of Saraiki. This article highlights the role played by these family governments in the development of Saraiki