Mauj-e-Kausar by Sheikh Muhammad Ikram

Mauj-e-Kausar” is the second volume in Sheikh Muhammad Ikram’s celebrated trilogy on Islamic thought and revival in the Indian subcontinent. In this powerful continuation of “Aab-e-Kausar”, Ikram focuses on the later scholars and reformers who carried forward the mission of Shah Waliullah’s intellectual and spiritual legacy.

This book explores the lives, teachings, and struggles of major Islamic personalities such as Shah Abdul Aziz, Syed Ahmed Shaheed, and Shah Ismail Shaheed, highlighting their role in preserving and strengthening Islamic identity during a time of colonial pressures and internal decay.

Ikram’s scholarly yet accessible Urdu writing makes this book a must-read for students of Islamic reform, South Asian history, and Urdu literature.

Key Highlights:

• Chronicles the lives and work of post-Waliullah reformers

• Offers deep insights into the decline and revival of Islamic thought

• Rich in historical context and cultural detail

• A bridge between classical Islamic scholarship and modern reform movements

• Written in eloquent, literary Urdu

Perfect for:

• Students of Islamic history

• Readers interested in Seerat and biographies

• Urdu literature lovers

• Researchers of South Asian religious movements