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Hakim Mohammad Abdullah (1974-1904) in the medical world of Pak-Wahdat subcontinent does not need any introduction. He belonged to the town of Rori in the district of Sursa in the United Punjab (now Haryana). Your father Maulana Muhammad Sulaiman was known as a physician and preacher of Islam. Maulana Suleiman was undoubtedly a perfect saint and a supporter of Islamic movements in India. You have more than twenty posts. Hakim Muhammad Abdullah was a disciple of Maulana Khairuddin Saraswati. For some time, he also knelt in front of Hakim Abdul Wahab Ansari alias Nabina Sahib, the teacher of the late Hakim Ajmal Khan. He refused to publish a new book on behalf of the publishers of books in Lahore. Founded a publishing house called Darul Kitab Soleimani. By 1946, about 60 medical books had been published by your pen and became popular. The number of your published and unpublished books (which remained in India due to partition) is close to 140. In 1934, the All India Greek and Ayurvedic Medical Conference of the most eminent physicians, founded by Masih-ul-Mulk Hakim Ajmal Khan, described these books as an invaluable and glorious addition to Greek medicine. He was the first medical writer to be awarded this unique honor. After the partition of the subcontinent, he migrated from his native Maloof and settled in Jahanian Khanewal district, where six books of the Khawas series were published under the name of Maktab Soleimani. Ashraf merchants donated books to Kashmiri Bazaar Lahore The clinic was the source of creation, your life was spent with pen and paper and you were always engaged in the promotion of knowledge and medicine. As a Khatib, your speeches would have been very interesting and effective. You had a personal connection with most of the religious and scholarly dignitaries of Pakistan. Love of books was inherited from you. It was a sign of his fascination with books. In spite of unfavorable conditions after the establishment of Pakistan, in a few years, Soleimani Library would collect eight to ten thousand books in the name of Jahanian.
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