The Dawn and Dawn Society’s Magazine June 1911

In this the second l'art of the series the subject is sought to be considered from the sane standpoint—namely the standpoint of Hindu-Mahomedan culture but in relation to other departments of Hindu-Mahomedan activity in Northern India those of Musk Language and Literature.] * He is the author of a translation of i.e Ron's Civilisation of the Arabs from French into Urdu—a book highly spoken of [...] VI The same fellowship in the practice of a common art and the same community of feeling which characterises Hindu-Moslem reltions in the classical music of Northern India is also observable in connection with the more popular Music of the Folk-songs and of the Naubal or Raushan Chanki. [...] The singing of what arc known as Kajri songs during the rains in the month of Sravan by parties of men and women going out on the meadows and orchards on the outskirts of the village is an instance in point.' 1. S/0-ism represents a mystic development of Muhammadanism of which the leading principle is that of earthly love as the imperfect type and symbol of love for the Divine. [...] " This work while telling in vivid language the story of Ratan Sen's 2 quest for the fair Padmavati of Alauddin's ruthless siege of the virgin city of Chitor of Ratan's valour and of Padmavati's wifely devotion culminating in the terrible sacrifice of all in the doomed city that was true and fair to save it from the lust of the Tartar conqueror is also an allegory describing the search of [...] Syed Ali Imam (the present Law-Member of the Viceroy's Executive Council) in his Presidential Speech at the Amritsar session (December 1909) of the All-India Muslim League :—" The genius of our Grand Old Man the late Sir Syed the burning eloquence of his late cadjutor our Mehdi the untiring energy of our Mushtaq the inspiring songs of Hali the thoughtful writings of Nazir Ahmad and the l