Guest guest Posted February 17, 2005 Report Share Posted February 17, 2005 Dear Mr. Suresh, About your questions of Lal Kitab, others will write. Urdu’s birth, to the best of my knowledge, is credited to Amir Khusro, friend and companion of Hazrat Nizamuddin. I am not aware of any such book that you mention " Keda Sasthra " , which is credited to be the source of Urdu. Bye Sheikh Pervez Hameed Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2005 Report Share Posted February 17, 2005 Namasthe May be my question was miunderstood. I was not enquiring about the birth of Urudu. An " Keda Sasthra " is not on Urudu but on Astrology written in a mixed form of Urudu and Hindi. May be Urudu itself is a mixed form. I do not Know. But the book is on Astrology. It is amall book and translation is given in Malayalam Language. I was asking for the history of Lal Kitab. My interest is due to (1) Christians generally do not advocate seeking astrological advice at least in India. Most of the Clergy Bar their members from doing so. Its is taboo if a member of christain family visits an astrologer. They do not have any books writen on the subject which they can call of their own. (2) Islam (May be clergy) also look upon astrology like christians. But they have books like Lal Kitab , Keda Sastra written in Urudu. why the conflict in attitude. If islam debars astrology why were these books written. Islam is much more powerfull in enforcing the religious thoughts and way of life. Another Interesting think is if Lal Kitab is a by product of Islamic way of life, how come the remedies contain the Hindu dieties ? . These are confusing factors. I am just curious. Please understand that I am not comdemning any body or Urudu or Lal Kitab. I trying to understand it better. One again Thank You for your mail. Suresh babu --- Sheikh Pervez Hameed <pervez wrote: > Dear Mr. Suresh, > > About your questions of Lal Kitab, others will > write. > > Urdu’s birth, to the best of my knowledge, is > credited to Amir Khusro, > friend and companion of Hazrat Nizamuddin. I am not > aware of any such book > that you mention " Keda Sasthra " , which is credited > to be the source of Urdu. > > Bye > Sheikh Pervez Hameed > The all-new My - Get yours free! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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