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If Allama Iqbal has had any successor on the intellectual plane, it is undoubtedly Allama Ghulam Ahmad Parwez. What the great poet-philosopher had to say pithily and almost aphoristically, Parwez has expatiated upon, writing as eloquently as Abu-ul-Kalam Azad and documenting it as authentically as Maulana Suleman Nadvi. That is, however, true only so far as the style goes. Analytically he has no compeer amongst the modern writers on Islam. One is simply staggered with the inexhaustibility of his erudition
Allama Ghulam Ahmad Parwez was born on the 9th of July, 1903. At an early age, he acquired a thorough understanding of the traditions, beliefs and the entire system of ideas which has traditionally passed under the name of religion in the Muslim society. This formed the basis of Mr. Parwez’s critical study in the all pervading light of the Holy Quran, of not only the history of Islam and Muslims, of the beliefs and practices of the pre-Islamic religions of humanity but also of the total area of human thoug
In “twenties” during his stay in Lahore, he came into close association with Allama Muhammad Iqbal who inspired him and gave his specific guide-lines on the understanding of the Quran. Through Iqbal, he was introduced to Mohammad Aslam Jairajpuri for higher studies in Arabic literature and other studies. During the Pakistan Movement, Allama Parwez had been a gratifying counselor to the Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah in the matters pertaining to the Quranic values and principles. He had been a member of