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1940 Islamic Urdu book
Pardah (Urdu: پردہ) is an Islamic Urdu book by Pakistani scholar Abul A'la Maududi. The book was originally published in 1940. It has been translated into
Pardah_(book)
Pakistani playwright and dramatist (1914–1999)
'the Pillar') Faṣīl-e Šab, فصیلِ شب (Urdu for 'Part of the Night') m'Pas-e Pardah, پسِ پرده (Urdu for 'Beneath the Veil') (1967) Xāk Našīn, خاک نشین (Urdu
Mirza_Adeeb
Indo-Aryan ethnolinguistic group
it became a tradition that every girl have to make Sujani embroidery on Pardah or Bedsheet or on canvas oranywhere to bring it to house of in laws. Sujani
Magahis
Indian Brahmo (1844–1884)
United Provinces, and founded Pardah Clubs at Shahjahanpur and Muzaffarnagar with a view to the improvement of Pardah ladies. She was the owner of several
Hemendranath_Tagore
District in Bihar, India
Kunwar Singh. The last ruler of Siwan was Raja Ismail Ali Khan. The anti pardah movement in Bihar was started by Sri Braj Kishore Prasad who also belonged
Siwan_district
Songs featuring in Hindi films
devotional Sufi music. One example of filmi qawwali is the song "Pardah Hai Pardah" sung by Mohammed Rafi, and composed by Laxmikant–Pyarelal, for the
Hindi_film_music
Kashipur observed the traditions of the zenana, and she grew up in strict pardah, after the age of seven-and-a-half. At thirteen, she was married to Maharaj
Political_marriages_in_India
United Provinces, and founded Pardah Clubs at Shahjahanpur and Muzaffarnagar with a view to the improvement of Pardah ladies. Sir Jwala Prasada and Purnima
Purnima_Devi
Indian poet, writer and jurist (1905–1988)
fiiqamat al-sha'a'ir al-Husayniyah Najaf: Matba'ah Haydariyyah, 1929. Isbat-i pardah Lahore: Imamia Mission, 1961. Islam ka paygham pas-uftadah aqwam kay nam
Ali_Naqi_Naqvi
Branch of Shia Islam
criticized veiling as well as gender segregation, including the acts of Pardah (masking of oneself from the public) and zenana (restraint on women from
Ismailism
Class during the Mughal Dynasty
them often to sacrifice their pardahs, and sometimes women were selected from only those tribes which did not practice pardah, such as the Habshi, and Turks
Urdubegis
Principles of Sikhi and women
infanticide, selling of young girls into servitude, the dowry system, the pardah system, and endeavored to achieve higher standards of literacy, and the
Women_in_Sikhism
criticized veiling as well as gender segregation, including the acts of pardah (masking of oneself from the public) and zenana (restraint on women from
Women_in_Ismailism
seen as perpetuating male–female inequality, particularly the practice of pardah, which directed the large-scale seclusion of women from society. However
Islam_in_the_Soviet_Union
Indian Urdu poet (1901–1977)
lajjaatii huii ghazal: :Kahatii hoon dil kii baat jo phaelii hai shahar mein :Pardah hi uth gayaa hai to tujh se chhupaaoon kyaa :Mahboobaa jis kii hoon, miraa
Bismil_Saeedi
Use of feminism to justify imperialism
their continued rule. Cultural practices such as sati, child marriage, and pardah were pointed to as evidence of the "backwardness" of Oriental nations. In
Imperialist_feminism
দোকান dokan d̪o.kan store, shop دكان dukān পর্দা pôrda pɔr.d̪a curtain پرده pardah বদ bôd bɔˑd̪ bad بد bad বাগান bagan ba.ɡan garden باغوان bāğwān রাস্তা rasta
Bengali_vocabulary
near their natal village. Marriage to kin is preferred. Female seclusion (pardah) is rare and rates of female participation in higher education and wage
Women_in_India
Indian social reformer and writer
right to divorce, and widow remarriage. She highlighted the strictness of pardah practice in India and, in her later years, and began addressing public gatherings
Sughra_Humayun_Mirza
over their normal clothes in public. The burqa is the traditional way of pardah in Pakistan. It is typically a tent-like garment worn over the ordinary
Women_in_Pakistan
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