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Khurshid Nadeem

Pakistani Urdu columnist and TV host From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Khurshid Ahmed Nadeem is a Pakistani Urdu columnist, TV host, and author.[1][2] He has been writing columns for different national newspapers like Daily Jang, Daily Express, Duniya News, and others.

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  • TV host
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Khurshid Ahmed Nadeem
خورشید احمد ندیم
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  • TV host
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Nadeem is a disciple of the religious scholar Javed Ahmed Ghamidi and most of his political analyses and social writings reflect a specific religious worldview.[3][4][5][6] He has served as the editor of the academic journal Fikr-o-Nazar, which is published quarterly by the International Islamic University, Islamabad. He has also presented talk shows on PTV and Geo TV. Currently, he pens a weekly column “Takbeer e Musalsal” for the Urdu daily newspaper Duniya.[7] He is also the chairman of Pakistan's National Rahmatul-lil-Alameen Wa Khatamun Nabiyyin Authority.[8]

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Books

  • "Islam Aur Pakistan" (Islam and Pakistan), published by Al-Mawrid, Lahore in 1995 — An analysis of religious and secular politics of Pakistan
  • "Islam Ka Tasawwur-e-Jurm-o-Saza" (Islamic Concept of Crime and Punishment), published by the International Institute of Islamic Thought, Islamabad in 1997
  • "Ilm ki Islami Tashkeel" (Islamisation of knowledge), published by the Royal Book Company, Karachi
  • "Islam, Civil Society and New Global Context" (bilingual), published by the Organisation for Research and Education (ORE), Islamabad in 2005
  • "Beesveen Sadi ka Fahm e Islam" (The Understanding of Islam in 20th Century), published by Al-Mawrid, Lahore in 2008
  • "Approaching conflicts: Muslim Society’s Perspective" (bilingual), published by the Organisation for Research and Education (ORE), Islamabad in 2010[7]
  • "Samaaj, Riasat Aur Mazhab: Mutabaadil Bayania" (Society, State, And Religion: An Alternate Narrative) — a collection of his weekly Urdu columns written during 2016 and 2017[3][9]

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