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	'''Syed Muhammad Saleem''' (1922–2000) was a ~~prominent~~ [[Islamic scholar]] and activist of the [[All-India Muslim League]] at the time of [[Partition of India\|independence]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1947.		'''Syed Muhammad Saleem''' (1922–2000) was a [[Islamic scholar]] and activist of the [[All-India Muslim League]] at the time of [[Partition of India\|independence]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1947.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	~~Professor~~ Syed Muhammad Saleem was a prominent [[Islamic scholar]], activist of the [[All-India Muslim League]] at the time of the [[Partition of India\|independence]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1947, Professor at Government Colleges at [[Hyderabad, Sindh\|Hyderabad]], [[Shikarpur District\|Shikarpur]], [[Mirpur Khas District\|Mirpur]], [[Nawabshah]] and Principal, Shah Waliullah Oriental College ([[Mansura, Sindh]]). He was also the Director of Idara-e-Taaleemi Tahqeeq, Lahore.		Syed Muhammad Saleem was a prominent [[Islamic scholar]], activist of the [[All-India Muslim League]] at the time of the [[Partition of India\|independence]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1947, Professor at Government Colleges at [[Hyderabad, Sindh\|Hyderabad]], [[Shikarpur District\|Shikarpur]], [[Mirpur Khas District\|Mirpur]], [[Nawabshah]] and Principal, Shah Waliullah Oriental College ([[Mansura, Sindh]]).{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}} He was also the Director of Idara-e-Taaleemi Tahqeeq, Lahore.{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}

	===Education===		===Education===
	After initial education (Taleem-ul-Quran) in 1931 from ~~Hafiz~~ Abdussamad Nabina and ~~Molana~~ Syed Imtiaz Ali, he took preliminary examination of [[Munshi]] (Persian) and [[Maulvi]] (Arabic) in 1938 and 1939 respectively from the [[University of the Punjab\|Panjab University]]. In 1940, he did [[Matriculation]] from the State High School of [[Tijara]]. He did [[Middle school\|Intermediate]] in 1942 and [[Bachelor of Arts\|BA]] in 1944 from the [[Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School]]. In 1946, he completed his education from [[Aligarh Muslim University]] and earned MA, LLB.		After initial education (Taleem-ul-Quran) in 1931 from Abdussamad Nabina and Syed Imtiaz Ali, he took preliminary examination of [[Munshi]] (Persian) and [[Maulvi]] (Arabic) in 1938 and 1939 respectively from the [[University of the Punjab\|Panjab University]].{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}} In 1940, he did [[Matriculation]] from the State High School of [[Tijara]]. He did [[Middle school\|Intermediate]] in 1942 and [[Bachelor of Arts\|BA]] in 1944 from the [[Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School]]. In 1946, he completed his education from [[Aligarh Muslim University]] and earned MA, LLB.{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}

	===Family history===		===Family history===
	~~Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem (28 [[Muharram]] 1341AH/22 September 1922 – 27 October 2000) was a direct descendant of Qazi Syed Karam Ali Shah.~~

	A branch of 'Sadat Jafaria' came to [[Multan]] India from [[Nishapur]] along with [[Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori]]. From the same family, Syed Abdur Rasul was appointed as [[Qazi]] at [[Gurgaon]]. Qazi Syed Karam Ali Shah was advocate at the [[Sultanate]] of [[Shah Alam]]. He had three sons Syed Ashraf Ali, Syed Walayat Ali and Syed Baqar Ali<ref>Syed Azizur Rahman, Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem – Hayat wa Khidmat, Syed Muhammad Saleem Number, Tameer-o-Afkar, 2005</ref>		A branch of 'Sadat Jafaria' came to [[Multan]] India from [[Nishapur]] along with [[Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori]]. From the same family, Syed Abdur Rasul was appointed as [[Qazi]] at [[Gurgaon]]. Qazi Syed Karam Ali Shah was advocate at the [[Sultanate]] of [[Shah Alam]]. He had three sons Syed Ashraf Ali, Syed Walayat Ali and Syed Baqar Ali<ref>Syed Azizur Rahman, Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem – Hayat wa Khidmat, Syed Muhammad Saleem Number, Tameer-o-Afkar, 2005</ref>

	Syed Ashraf Ali was the great grandfather of ~~Professor~~ Syed Muhammad Saleem and was a ~~prominent~~ scholar, physician, poet and calligrapher of his time. Syed Ashraf Ali read [[Unani medicine\|Tibb]] and also wrote few books in Persian. He was settled and married in [[Tijara]]. Because of learned mind, he was offered [[Tahsildar]] by Maharaja Alwar<ref>Professor Nour dar jaan, Hayat-e Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem – Aik Nazar, Syed Muhammad Saleem Number, Tameer-o-Afkar, 2005</ref>		Syed Ashraf Ali was the great grandfather of Syed Muhammad Saleem and was a scholar, physician, poet and calligrapher of his time. Syed Ashraf Ali read [[Unani medicine\|Tibb]] and also wrote few books in Persian. He was settled and married in [[Tijara]]. Because of learned mind, he was offered [[Tahsildar]] by Maharaja Alwar<ref>Professor Nour dar jaan, Hayat-e Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem – Aik Nazar, Syed Muhammad Saleem Number, Tameer-o-Afkar, 2005</ref>

	===Political and social works===		===Political and social works===
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	==Marriage and children==		==Marriage and children==
	He was married to Asia Khatoon, granddaughter of Qazi Khaliluddin<ref>{{cite book \| author=Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman \| author-link=Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman \| year = 2008 \| title = Hayat Karam Husain \| chapter = Maulvi Haleemuddin \| edition = 2nd \| pages = 240–42\| publisher=[[Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences]] \| location = Aligarh/India \| isbn = 978-81-906070-5-6}}</ref> ~~and had five sons and three daughters viz Syed Abdul Haseeb, Syed Abdul Mujeeb, Syed Abdul Hafeez, Syed Abdul Muqeet, Syed Abdul Moiz, Qudsia Khatoon, Fakhra Munawar and Fouzia Masood.~~		He was married to Asia Khatoon, granddaughter of Qazi Khaliluddin.<ref>{{cite book \| author=Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman \| author-link=Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman \| year = 2008 \| title = Hayat Karam Husain \| chapter = Maulvi Haleemuddin \| edition = 2nd \| pages = 240–42\| publisher=[[Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences]] \| location = Aligarh/India \| isbn = 978-81-906070-5-6}}</ref>

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
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	He was the author of many books. Following is a list of some published books:		He was the author of many books. Following is a list of some published books:

	* Turk wa Tatari Aqwame Roos Ke Chingal Main		* Turk wa Tatari Aqwame Roos Ke Chingal Main{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}
	* Talimi Inhetat ke Asbab		* Talimi Inhetat ke Asbab{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}
	* Jamaat-e Islami Taleem ke Maidan Main		* Jamaat-e Islami Taleem ke Maidan Main{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}
	* Deeni Madaris ke Rawayat aur Nisab ki Khusosiyat		* Deeni Madaris ke Rawayat aur Nisab ki Khusosiyat{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}
	* Tarikh Nazriya Pakistan		* Tarikh Nazriya Pakistan{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}
	* Tarikh Quran Majeed		* Tarikh Quran Majeed{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}
	* Quran Ka Tasawar-i-Tahleem (1980), Pakistan Lahore: Idara-e-Taleemi Tehqeeq		* Quran Ka Tasawar-i-Tahleem (1980), Pakistan Lahore: Idara-e-Taleemi Tehqeeq
	* Maghrbi Falsfa e Taleem ka Tanqeedi Mtalia [https://www.scribd.com/document/186454537/Maghrbi-Falsfa-e-Taleem-ka-Tanqeedi-Mtalia (PDF)]		* Maghrbi Falsfa e Taleem ka Tanqeedi Mtalia [https://www.scribd.com/document/186454537/Maghrbi-Falsfa-e-Taleem-ka-Tanqeedi-Mtalia (PDF)]

	==Death==		==Death==
	He died during the annual meeting of [[Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan\|Jamaat-e-Islami]] at Qurtaba, [[Islamabad]] on 27 October 2000. His funeral was attended by thousands of members of Jamaat-e-Islami and was buried next day at [[Karachi]].		He died during the annual meeting of [[Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan\|Jamaat-e-Islami]] at Qurtaba, [[Islamabad]] on 27 October 2000.{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}} His funeral was attended by thousands of members of Jamaat-e-Islami and was buried next day at [[Karachi]].{{Citation needed\|date= June 2022}}

	== References ==		== References ==

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| name = Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem
| image =
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| caption = Professor Syed Muhammad Salim
| birth_name =
| birth_date = 1922
| death_date = {{death date|df=yes|2000|10|27}}
| birth_place = [[Tijara]], [[Rajputana]], (now [[Rajasthan]])
| mother =
| spouse = Asia Khatoon
| children = Syed Abdul Haseeb, Syed Abdul Mujeeb, Syed Abdul Hafeez, Syed Abdul Muqeet, Syed Abdul Moiz, Qudsia Khatoon, Fakhra Munawar and Fouzia Masood
| awards =
| known_for = [[Islamic studies]]
| alma_mater = [[Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School]], [[Aligarh Muslim University]]
}}

'''Syed Muhammad Saleem''' (1922–2000) was a prominent [[Islamic scholar]] and activist of the [[All-India Muslim League]] at the time of [[Partition of India|independence]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1947.

== Biography ==
Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem was a prominent [[Islamic scholar]], activist of the [[All-India Muslim League]] at the time of the [[Partition of India|independence]] of [[Pakistan]] in 1947, Professor at Government Colleges at [[Hyderabad, Sindh|Hyderabad]], [[Shikarpur District|Shikarpur]], [[Mirpur Khas District|Mirpur]], [[Nawabshah]] and Principal, Shah Waliullah Oriental College ([[Mansura, Sindh]]). He was also the Director of Idara-e-Taaleemi Tahqeeq, Lahore.

===Education===
After initial education (Taleem-ul-Quran) in 1931 from Hafiz Abdussamad Nabina and Molana Syed Imtiaz Ali, he took preliminary examination of [[Munshi]] (Persian) and [[Maulvi]] (Arabic) in 1938 and 1939 respectively from the [[University of the Punjab|Panjab University]]. In 1940, he did [[Matriculation]] from the State High School of [[Tijara]]. He did [[Middle school|Intermediate]] in 1942 and [[Bachelor of Arts|BA]] in 1944 from the [[Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School]]. In 1946, he completed his education from [[Aligarh Muslim University]] and earned MA, LLB.

===Family history===
Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem (28 [[Muharram]] 1341AH/22 September 1922 – 27 October 2000) was a direct descendant of Qazi Syed Karam Ali Shah.

A branch of 'Sadat Jafaria' came to [[Multan]] India from [[Nishapur]] along with [[Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghori]]. From the same family, Syed Abdur Rasul was appointed as [[Qazi]] at [[Gurgaon]]. Qazi Syed Karam Ali Shah was advocate at the [[Sultanate]] of [[Shah Alam]]. He had three sons Syed Ashraf Ali, Syed Walayat Ali and Syed Baqar Ali<ref>Syed Azizur Rahman, Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem – Hayat wa Khidmat, Syed Muhammad Saleem Number, Tameer-o-Afkar, 2005</ref>

Syed Ashraf Ali was the great grandfather of Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem and was a prominent scholar, physician, poet and calligrapher of his time. Syed Ashraf Ali read [[Unani medicine|Tibb]] and also wrote few books in Persian. He was settled and married in [[Tijara]]. Because of learned mind, he was offered [[Tahsildar]] by Maharaja Alwar<ref>Professor Nour dar jaan, Hayat-e Professor Syed Muhammad Saleem – Aik Nazar, Syed Muhammad Saleem Number, Tameer-o-Afkar, 2005</ref>

===Political and social works===
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Since the days of college life, he started taking interest for a separate nation of Muslims of India. After the [[Lahore Resolution]] on 23 March 1940, [[Qaid-e-Azam]] asked Muslim students to participate for the struggle of [[Pakistan]]. Muhammad Saleem joined [[Muslim Students Federation]] (MSF) at [[Delhi]] and worked with leaders of MSF like Imdad Husain and Bilgrami in 1942.

Muhammad Saleem attended a meeting of [[All-India Muslim League|Muslim League Council]] in 1941 in which it was resolved and vehemently opposed the attack on [[Yemen]] by [[Britishers]]. He was a BA student in 1943 when another annual meeting of Muslim League Council was held at [[Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School]].

He was the president of Majlis-e Islamiat at [[Aligarh Muslim University]] and hence represented students delegation at many meetings of [[All-India Muslim League]].

At the time of national election on March 1946, [[All-India Muslim League]] also participated as political party and asked MSF volunteers to work for the party candidates. Muhammad Saleem led a university students delegation to [[Rohtak]] and took part in canvassing of a candidate Rao Khursheed Ali Khan, who later on won the election. It is estimated that around 14 thousand students of [[Aligarh Muslim University]] took part in that election at different cities of India.

On 7 April 1946, Muhammad Saleem from Aligarh also attended a meeting of [[All-India Muslim League|Muslim League Council]], which was held at [[Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School]]. In the same meeting, leaders of Muslim League returned the government medals and asked for the final creation of Pakistan.

Muhammad Saleem was an active member of [[Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan|Jamaat-e-Islami]] since 1940. He worked for the Jamaat at Aligarh from the platform "Majlis-e Islamiat". He arranged a book stall of Jamaat at ‘Aligarh Exhibition’ during 1944-45. He familiarised many students about the aims and objectives of the Jamaat. Under his influence, a student from [[Sri Lanka]], Abdul Qadir Jeelani, also started working for Jamaat-e-Islami at Sri Lanka and published a periodical "bood neem" in [[Tamil language|Tamil]].

After the creation of [[Pakistan]], Muhammad Saleem continued his association with Jamaat-e-Islami. In 1969, he was active in the formation of Pakistan Teachers' Association, of which he remained first as vice president of [[Sindh]] branch, and then as president [[Sindh]] branch and national president. He was also the director of Idara-e-Taaleemi Tahqeeq, Lahore.

==Marriage and children==
He was married to Asia Khatoon, granddaughter of Qazi Khaliluddin<ref>{{cite book | author=Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman | author-link=Hakim Syed Zillur Rahman | year = 2008 | title = Hayat Karam Husain | chapter = Maulvi Haleemuddin | edition = 2nd | pages = 240–42| publisher=[[Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences]] | location = Aligarh/India | isbn = 978-81-906070-5-6}}</ref> and had five sons and three daughters viz Syed Abdul Haseeb, Syed Abdul Mujeeb, Syed Abdul Hafeez, Syed Abdul Muqeet, Syed Abdul Moiz, Qudsia Khatoon, Fakhra Munawar and Fouzia Masood.

==Bibliography==

===Books===
He was the author of many books. Following is a list of some published books:

* Turk wa Tatari Aqwame Roos Ke Chingal Main
* Talimi Inhetat ke Asbab
* Jamaat-e Islami Taleem ke Maidan Main
* Deeni Madaris ke Rawayat aur Nisab ki Khusosiyat
* Tarikh Nazriya Pakistan
* Tarikh Quran Majeed
* Quran Ka Tasawar-i-Tahleem (1980), Pakistan Lahore: Idara-e-Taleemi Tehqeeq
* Maghrbi Falsfa e Taleem ka Tanqeedi Mtalia [https://www.scribd.com/document/186454537/Maghrbi-Falsfa-e-Taleem-ka-Tanqeedi-Mtalia (PDF)]

==Death==
He died during the annual meeting of [[Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan|Jamaat-e-Islami]] at Qurtaba, [[Islamabad]] on 27 October 2000. His funeral was attended by thousands of members of Jamaat-e-Islami and was buried next day at [[Karachi]].

== References ==
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