Articles of Syed Sibte Hasan
Tahzeeb Ki Taareef
Every nation possesses a distinct cultural personality. While certain aspects of this personality may resemble those of other cultures, there are unique characteristics that distinguish one nation's culture from the rest. It is by these distinct traits
Fort William College
Fort William College was the first Western-style educational institution in the Indo-Pak subcontinent, established in Calcutta in 1800 by the order of Governor-General Lord Wellesley (1798–1805). The Governor-General in Council made the decision to establish
Urdu Rasm-ul-khat Ki Islaah
This article by Mr. Sibte Hasan was published in the daily *Imroz* in two installments in its June 6 and 7, 1955 issues. (Editor) An article by Dr. Maulvi Abdul Haq regarding the Urdu script caught my eye in the May 30th edition of the daily *Imroz*.
Tahzeeb Se Tamaddun Tak
Then Anu founded five cities in sacred places, named them, and established centers of worship within them. The first of these cities was Eridu. It was entrusted to Enki, the god of water. (The Nippur Tablet, The Great Flood) Every culture is the precursor
N M Raashid Aur Taraqqi Pasandi
The following article was published as an editorial in the August 1975 issue of the monthly magazine *Pakistani Adab*. Alongside it appeared a letter by N.M. Rashid, which had prompted the writing of this editorial. Both pieces are presented here. (Editor) Mr.
