Muztar Abbasi

Allama Muztar Abbasi
1989 photo at PAF Model School Lower Top
Born	1931 Murree
Died	2004 Islamabad
Occupation	Scholar
Children	two

Allama Muztar Abbasi (Born 1931 in Murree - Died 26 February 2004 in Islamabad) was a Pakistani Muslim scholar who belonged to the Dhund Abbasi tribe of Murree Hills in the Rawalpindi District. He was a supporter of the Esperanto language in Pakistan. He was patron in chief of the Pakistan Esperanto Association (PakEsA). He translated the Quran into Esperanto and wrote a biography of Muhammad and several other books in Esperanto and Urdu.^[1][2]

1989 at PAF Lower Topa. Back Row: Azhar, Mudassar Farid. FrontRow: Miss Fareeda, Mr Abdul Hameed, Principal Ghulam Sarwar, Sir Muztar Abbasi, Miss Sultana.

Works

• Abbasi, Muztar: Unua Esperanto Libro (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1974
• Abbasi, Muztar: Baza Esperanto-Urdu Leglibro (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1976
• Abbasi, Muztar: Esperanto-Urdu vortaro (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1977
• Abbasi, Muztar: Baza Kurslibro de Esperanto (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1978
• Abbasi, Muztar: Dua Baza Kurslibro de Esperanto (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1982
• Abbasi, Muztar: Baza Vortaro de Esp-Urdu (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1882
• Abbasi, Muztar: S-ro Muhammad (benita de Allah) la vivo de Islamo (Esperanto) in 1984
• Abbasi, Muztar: Facila Esperanto Vortaro en Urdu (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1985
• Abbasi, Muztar: Leciono el la Nobla Kuraano (Dars-e-Kuraan) in 1990
• Abbasi, Muztar: Vera Libro Traduko de Kuraano (Esperanto) in 1992
• Abbasi, Muztar: Lingvaj interrilatoj de Araba kaj Hebrea (Urdu) in 1993
• Abbasi, Muztar: Esperanto-Urdu Vortaro (Urdu-Esperanto) in 1998
• Abbasi, Muztar: Tezo pri Islamo (Esperanto) in 2000
• Abbasi, Muztar: Profeto Muhammad (benita de Allah) Diris (Esperanto, Araba kaj Urdua) in 2002
• Abbasi, Muztar: La Sankta Kuraano (Translate in Esperanto) in 2000

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