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Item Al-islahHistorial incident related to Prophet Ibrahim's life, regarding the sacrifice of his sons Ismail and Isaq.Item Alqaseem (Vol.3, No.1)(Tahir bin Ahamad (Printer), Qusimi Deoband (Published)) Habibur RahamanThis issue deals with Arabic poetry. Meanings of several words are given in Urdu. There is also information related to Islamic teaching.Item Alqaseem (Vol.3, No.8)(Dar-ul-ulum deoband)This issue deals with Islamic thought. It includes articles of Sufi saints. Notably, there is an article written on the Sufi saint Ibn Arabi. An article written by Maulana Nur Shah Kashmiri is also present.Item Ataliq-I Niswan (Vol 3, 4, 7 & 10)(M.A.A.Khan/Delhi Printing Works) Khan, Munshi Ahmad Ali(Women's tutor) Collection of articles on issues related to women in general; also contains some parts of a geography book.Item Ataliq-I Niswan (Vol 4 - 7, 2nd Edition)Munshi Ahmad Ali Khan(Female's Tutor) Collection of articles on issues related to women in general.Item Blitz (11th May, 1968)(no information available.) Hasan Kamal; Karanjia, R.K.It is a weekly magazine.Item Blitz (Independence Day special issue)(no information available.) Hasan Kamal; Karanjia, R.K.It is a weekly magazine.Item Burhan (Vol.26, No.5)(Nadwatul Musannifin) Akbarabadi, Sayd AhamadA journal related to literature and religion named 'Ilmi wa din-i-mahanama'. Articles related to the Hadith are present as well as articles by Maulana Sayeed Munazir Ahsan, Khursid Ahamad Faruk, Janab Gahar Sahab are available.There are various comments on the Bible and the Quran. There is also one article dedicated to Iqbal written by Bismil bahajahan puri.Item Burhan (Vol.38, No.1)(Nadwatul Musannifin) Akbarabadi, Sayd AhamadA journal related to literature and religion named 'Ilmi wa din-i-mahanama'. There is an official letter from Hyderabad University in the journal entitled 'Hazrat Umar k Sarkari Khatut' with editor's views (pp.1 to pp.38). There is also another article titled 'Kutub Khana-i-sakranawan' written by Abu Salam Safi Ahamad.(pp.39 to pp.58)Item Item Isha'at - Islam (Vol.2, No.8)(Khwajah Abdul Gani (Manager))This religious monthly magazine is an Urdu version of English magazine Islamic Review and Muslim India that was printed from London. The book contains the writings and opinions of those newly converted to Islam in London. For instance, a Mr. Howell had converted and was now known as Mr. Mohammad Ashraf Howell, and a Prof. Hikel, a renowned scientist had also converted. Such was the kind of news in this magazine.Item Item Mahwar Risala (Vol.35, No2)(Union Stream Press (Printer), Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam (Publisher)) Hazi SamsuddinLiterary organ of the Islamic intellectual and political organisation Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam. It contains details of the Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam for the year 1918. The details include a list of teachers of the Yetimkhana (Orphanage home), gender ratio of the students (M/F), balance sheet, etc.Item Punch (11th Februray, 1925)(Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.Item Punch (12th November, 1924)(Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.Item Punch (14th January, 1925)(Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.Item Punch (15th January, 1925)(Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.Item Punch (17th December, 1924) [Part I](Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.Item Punch (17th December, 1924) [Part II](Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.Item Punch (19th November, 1924)(Punch Office)It is a a British weekly magazine of humour and satire. It uses the form of cartoon and literature inorder to satirise the different aspects of the society.