Works
The most important among the books that Hazrat Makhdum Ali Mahairni has go to his credit is the exegecis of the Qura’n namely “Tabseer-e-Rehmani. We have mentioned it above already. Besides this these following works, too, belong to Hazrat Makhdum Ali Mahaimi --------- which are in Arabic language.
1. lna’mul Malikul Ullam Jahkam Hukmul Ahkam 2. Awwalatu-d-Tawheed. 3. Ajallatu-d-Ta’id Fi Sharh-e-Adallatu-d-Tawheed. 4. An Nurul Athar Fi Kashf-e-Sirral Qaza wa Qadar. 5. Az Zawhul Azhar Fi Sharhal Nurul Azhar. 6. KhususunNa’amFiSharh-e-Fususul Hukm. 7. Al Rutbatul Rafiatu Fil Jam’a wat Taufecq bainal Asraral Haqiqat wa anwarush Sharia. 8. Imhazul Nashihat. 9. Mashra’al Khusus Fi Sharhal Fusus. 10. Zawariful lataif Fi Sharh-e-Awariful Ma’rif. 11. Azatud Daqaiq Sharh-e-M’ra tul’ Haqaiq. 12. Tarjuma wa sharh-e-Lama’t –e-Iraqi. 13. Miratull-Haqaiq. 14. lsjila’al basar fil radd ala istiqsa’an nazar. 15. Al wajud Fi Sharh-e-Isma’al Ma’bud. 16. FiqahMakhdumi 17. FatawaMakhdumiya 18. Risala-e-Ajeeba.
Hazrat Makhdum Ali was a great religious scholar and an exegetical writer. He wrote more than hundred books and treatises. “Tabseerur Rehmani” is his exegesis of the Qur’an. It is highly acclaimed by the scholars in India and all over the world.
Moulana Baqar Agha writes in his ‘Nafhatul Ambriya’ that his” Tafseerur Rahman” is a piece of chosen works.
Moulana Abdul Hai has to say in his Yad-e-Ayyam’ that a man would come in a fit of religious frenzy by reading this exegesis like” Tabseerur Rehman”.
Generally, the people whose mother tongue is a particular language do not give any credit to those who have got their language other than of theirs. Even Ghalib and Iqbal are neglacted. Makhdum Ali is an exception to it. His name is included in the famous Arabic Encyclopedia namely’ Al Nunajjad” with the following reference:
“Al Mahaimi (Alauddin-Al Hindi). who was the disciple of Ibnul Arabi, migrated to India for fear of Al Hajjaj. He died in 1432 H. He is the author of’ Tabseerur Rehman’. an exegesis of the Qur’an with symbols and maxims. It is preserved in Berlin, Germany. Daily’ INQUILAB’ : THE FAMOUS SAINTS OF BOMBAY AND THEIR MAUSOLEUMS
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