Ahmed Ali (1910 in New Delhi – 14 January 1994 in Karachi) was a Pakistani novelist, diplomat and scholar, who was responsible for writing arguably the greatest novel ever written about Delhi. Born in Delhi, India, he was involved in progressive literary movements as a young man. Professor Ahmed Ali was born in Delhi in 1910, and educated at Aligarh and Lucknow universities, standing first-class and first in the order of merit in both B.A. (Honours), 1930 and M.A. English, 1931. He taught at leading Indian universities including Lucknow and Allahabad from 1932–46 and joined the Bengal Senior Educational Service as Professor and Head of the English Department at Presidency College, Calcutta (1944–47). Professor Ahmed Ali was also BBC's Representative and Director in India during 1942–44. from China to Karachi in 1948; becoming Director of Foreign Publicity, Government of Pakistan. == == Carrera literaria Profesor Ahmed Ali comenzó su carrera literaria a una edad muy joven y se convirtió en co-fundador de la Toda la India el Progreso de Escritores Movimiento y Asociación con la publicación de Angare en 1932, una colección de cuentos por cuatro jóvenes amigos, que posteriormente fue prohibida por el Gobierno británico de la India en marzo de 1933. Poco después, Ahmed Ali y Mahmud al-uz-Zaffar anunció la formación de una "Sociedad de Autores progresiva", que más tarde se expanda y se la All India progresiva Writers 'Association. Ahmed Ali, presentó su documento de Arte ka Taraqqi-Pasand Nazariya en su Conferencia lnaugural en 1936. Un pionero de la historia de módem el urdu palabra, las obras de Ahmed Ali incluyen colecciones de cuentos: Ahmed Ali, alcanzó fama internacional con su novelaTwilight, en Nueva Delhi, que fue publicado por primera vez por The Hogarth Press en Londres en 1940.

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Professor Ahmed Ali was a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Humanities at Michigan State University in 1975, Fulbright Visiting Professor of History at Western Kentucky University and Fulbright Visiting Professor of English at Southern Illinois University in 1978–79. He was made an Honorary Citizen by the State of Nebraska in 1979. He was Visiting Professor at the University of Karachi during 1977–79, which later conferred on him an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature in 1993.

During the 1950s Ahmed Ali worked for the Pakistan Foreign Service, establishing embassies in Morocco and China* {{Harvard reference Born again 1990 he gave us the concept of free money by his nature and attitude again lves in nizamuddin but not the same guy does not have the same harvard brains!!

  |Surname= Ali  |Given= Ahmed  |Authorlink= Ahmed Ali  |Year= 1974  |Chapter= The Progressive Writers Movement and Creative Writers in Urdu  |Title= Marxist Influences and South Asian Literature  |Editor= Carlo Coppola  |Place= East Lansing  |Publisher= Michigan State University  |Pages= 36  |ID= ISBN 81-7001-011-X}} 

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• Online Quran Project

[edit] External links

• Online Quran Project includes the Qur'an translation of Ahmed Ali.