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Along with his wife Elsa, he wrote "The Adventures of the Brown Girl in her Search for God", which was published by Arthur H Stockwell Ltd., England in 1937 and is considered as one of the finest books on comparative religion. Contents 1 Life 2 Practical Life 3 Retirement 4 Passing away 5 Source 6 See also // Life He was the second son of the second wife of Kazi Imam Ali Ansari the District Magistrate of Hyderabad and was born on April 18, 1886, at Hyderabad. His family was originally from Paat of Dadu District. He got his early education from Mian Abdul Aziz. Then he joined a school and passed Sindhi vernacular final examination in 1904. He took admission in higher school and passed exam of Matriculation in 1905. He went abroad for higher Education, where he studied Economics and Psychology, from London School of Economics and King College respectively. He was taught philosophy by Dr. Arnold. He left for London in 1907, where he married a German lady Elsa Kazi in 1910. Elsa (Gertrude Loesch) was the daughter of a famous German composer, who was a disciple of Mozart. She was most talented and was a philosopher, writer and poet of a high caliber. Allama Kazi was called to the Bar in 1911, following which he returned home with his bride to a royal welcome by his parents. Subsequently the y left for London the next year and remained there until World War I was over. Returning back in India in 1919, Allama Sahib had to cope with the death of his father and searched for a suitable appointment. Practical Life The British offered the young Barrister the post of Civil Judge of Tando Mohammad Khan. He was later sent as District and Sessions Judge Khairpur. He was appointed Home Member of the State also, but not happy with the British policy towards the States, he left Khairpur and took up the post of Public Prosecutor Tharparkar. He proceeded on leave and resigned that post too from London in 1931. The couple returned to India in 1935 at the persistent requests of His Highness the Mir of Khairpur. The Anjuman Tabligh Islam nominated him as their President but upset over the quarrelling amongst the Ulema or religious scholars, the couple left again for England in October 1935. After returning home in 1938, Allama Sahib regularly delivered Friday prayer sermons at Sir Leslie Wilson Muslim Hostel, now known as Jinnah Courts opposite the D. J. Sindh College Karachi. Amongst his listeners were students who later rose to be government ministers, judges of the superior judiciary, renowned scholars and civil servants. Incidentally, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad also attended some of his sermons. In an effort to earn his livelihood or Rizq-i-Halal, Allama Sahib experimented with a poultry farm and a dairy farm but both failed. The British Government meanwhile entrusted to his care wards from jagirdar or major land-owning families such as Akbar Bugti and Mir Sunder Khan Sunderani who had the good fortune of receiving schooling and training directly from Allama Sahib. Allama Sahib left for England in 1947 but returned to take up the job of Vice Chancellor of the Sindh University in 1951. Till that time the university, which had been in existence since April 1947 was serving as an examining body only. Upon the appointment of Prof. A B A Haleem as Vice Chancellor of the Karachi University, Allama Sahib was requested to take over the Sindh University. He accepted the position more in his keenness to disseminate education in Sindh, and went about his work with great zeal. At that time only five colleges and thirty-four high schools were affiliated with Sindh University. Karachi having become the Capital territory, the headquarters of Sindh were shifted to Hyderabad. Very soon the university was converted into a full-fledged centre for higher education that was awarding Masters and Doctoral degrees in its various faculties and disciplines. The first teaching faculty of Education started working as early as September 1951. Within four years, the grant of the University was increased from Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 500,000 upon Allama Sahib insistence with the then Governor, Justice Din Muhammad in 1955. Allama Sahib continued his practice of Friday sermons to the staff and students of his beloved university. He...(and so on) To get More information , you can visit some products about soundproofing material, gardening planter, steel rectangular tube, cordless electric kettles, automatic washing machine, memory stick sd, electrical tool kit, synthetic hair extension, freeze watches, valve springs, . The NL17-04 necklace products should be show more here!