Shabbir Ahmed (writer)

Shabbir Ahmed is a writer of books in both Urdu and English on history and Islam. He was born in Pakistan in 1947 and currently resides in Florida, United States. A medical doctor by profession, he started his military career in the Pakistan Army under Emergency Commission as a young Captain in 1971. Then he served in Royal Saudi Army (Medical Corps) and became a Brigadier General at an age of just 31. He has since made a new career as a self-proclaimed Islamic scholar, and been published in various magazines and newspapers.

Dr. Shabbir Ahmed
BornAugust 14, 1947
Pakistan
OccupationMedical doctor
LanguageUrdu, English
CitizenshipAmerican
Alma materLMC, Jamshoro
GenreHistory, Islam
SubjectQur'an, comparative religion, hadith, history, IndoPak subcontinent, philosophy, psychology, iqbaliat, Qur'anic medicine
Literary movementNon-sectarian Islam
Notable awardsScholar of the New Millennium, "Media International", Canada. Columnist of the columnists, "Khabrain" Pakistan, "Urdu Times", New York.
Website
www.ourbeacon.com

Being a young member of the royal medical staff of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, he learned the Arabic language in the 1970s under the auspices of Malik Faisal bin Abdul Aziz and Malik Khalid bin Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia . Ahmed has traveled and studied the Muslim world and written several books on what Islam is as well as what it is not.

Works

Dr. Shabbir Ahmed's published works include:

  • The Quran As It Explains Itself 6th edition - English only [1]
  • The Quran As It Explains Itself 4th edition - English with Arabic [2]
  • The Quran As It Explains Itself 6th edition - English with Arabic [3]
  • The Quran As It Explains Itself - English [4]
  • The Quran As It Explains Itself - Urdu [5]
  • The Quran As It Explains Itself - Hindi [6]
  • Islam as I understand[7]
  • Islam: The True History and False Beliefs[8]
  • The Criminals of Islam[9]
  • Karbala: Fact or Fiction?
  • Sir, You said it![10]
  • When Is the Messiah Coming?[11]
  • Dual Islam[12]
  • Hashish From Qadian[13]
  • Who Wrote the Qur'an?[14]
  • Father of the Nation - Quaid-e-Azam[15]
  • A Collection of Authentic Ahadith[16]
  • Hindu Fundamentalism
  • Thus Speaks the Qur'an[17]
  • Thus Speaks the Bible[18]
  • The Ideal Prophet[19]
  • Islam For the Junior[20]
  • The exalted prophet Muhammad[21]
  • A History of Prophets
  • and 21 Urdu books

References
  1. http://drshabbir.com/library/qxpvi-english.pdf
  2. http://drshabbir.com/library/qxp_arabic1.8.pdf
  3. http://www.drshabbir.com/library/qxpvi_w_arabic_text.pdf
  4. http://www.drshabbir.com/library/QXPdesktop.html
  5. http://www.drshabbir.com/library/QKANM-Urdu.pdf
  6. http://www.drshabbir.com/library/QKANM-Hindi.pdf
  7. Islam As I Understand
  8. Islam: The True History and False Beliefs
  9. The Criminals of Islam
  10. Sir, You said it!
  11. When Is the Messiah Coming?
  12. Dual Islam
  13. Hashish From Qadian
  14. Who Wrote the Qur'an?
  15. Father of the Nation - Quaid-e-Azam
  16. A Collection of Authentic Ahadith
  17. Thus Speaks the Qur'an
  18. Thus Speaks the Bible
  19. The Ideal Prophet
  20. Islam For the Junior
  21. The exalted prophet Muhammad
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