CHE SIGNIFICA मकतबखाना IN HINDI
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Maktab Bakhan Noun Pu [A0 Maktab Khanha] dà 0 'Seminario. A0 - Questo è quello che è successo, che Maktatbahana.-Premganj 0, Bhan 1, p.19 Speciale - La parola "cibo" è più legata al significato di Maktab È il luogo di studio, ma alcune persone lo scrivono. simile C'è anche 'Maktab Bagh'. मकतबखाना संज्ञा पुं० [अ० मकतबखानह्] दे०
'मकतब' ।
उ०—यही ठौर हुतो हाय वह मकतबखाना ।—प्रेमघन०,
भा० १, पृ० १९ ।
विशेष—इसमें 'खाना' शब्द अधिक है क्योंकि मकतब का अर्थ
ही पढ़ाई की जगह है, पर कुछ लोग लिख देते हैं । इसी
तरह 'मकतबगाह' भी है ।
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10 LIBRI IN HINDI ASSOCIATI CON «मकतबखाना»
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Fatḥpur-Sīkrī - Page 42
1 THE MAKTAB KHANA The Daftar Khana enclosure sheltered another of Akbar's characteristic projects; his translation bureau, or the Maktab Khana, which is most probably represented by the remains of cloisters traceable between the ...
Saiyid Athar Abbas Rizvi, Vincent John Adams Flynn, 1975
2
History of Civilizations of Central Asia: Development in ... - Page 81
EDUCATION There were several types of educational establishment in the Kokand khanate in the nineteenth century: the madrasa (religious college), the maktab-khana (elementary school) and the qari-khana (Qur'an-recitation school).
Ahmad Hasan Dani, Vadim Mikhaĭlovich Masson, Unesco, 2003
3
Āzāda-kathā: Rūpāntakāra Premacanda. [5. Saṃskaraṇa]
दिल में सोचे, यह मकतबखाना है या पागलखाना : जिधर देखिए, गुल-मपाथ, बील-धामा हो रहा है । माज होता है, भरी बसतिमें मेडक गाँव-गाँव या पिछले पहर कोवेभी-ककी कर रहे हैं । घर पर आते ही मकल ...
4
Saṃskr̥ti: Ḍā. Āditya Nātha Jhā Abhinandana-grantha
A regular translation bureau called Maktab Khana (School house) was established in the DiwSn KhSna of Fathpur Sikrl18. Badaunl says that after getting Shah jVama and the story of Am'ir Hamza transcribed and illustrated and after having ...
Aditya Nath Jha, Gopi Nath Kaviraj, Durgāprasāda Pāṇḍeya, 1969
5
Collins Illustrated Guide to Pakistan - Page 93
The Maktab Khana (Clerks' House) (4) is a small cloistered court surrounded by arcades in which clerks sat recording the names of visitors. The inscription outside tells that it was built by Jahangir in 1618. The Moti Masjid (Pearl Mosque) (5) is ...
6
Communalism in contemporary India - Page 100
He set up a Maktab Khana (translation bureau) for the translation of religious texts. He thought that "reliably translated texts from both religions would form a basis for a united search for truth". He found that common people were very much ...
University of Burdwan, 1994
7
Annual Report - Part 1 - Page 145
The Maktab Khana courtyard has also been cleared down to some 2' 6" in depth, and here the old brick-on-edge paving has come to light. Excavations have just been commenced to the west of this court where there is nothing at present to ...
Archaeological Survey of India, Sir John Hubert Marshall, 1936
8
Religious and intellectual history of the Muslims in ... - Page 207
tion bureau called Maktab Khana (writing house) was established in the Diwan Khana I-Khass of Fathpur-Sikri'3 Badauni says that after getting Shah Nama and the story of Amir Hamza transcribed and illustrated and after ...
Saiyid Athar Abbas Rizvi, 1975
9
Pakistan Handbook - Page 185
The Maktab Khana, or Clerks' House (4), is a small cloistered court with arcades on all four sides, where clerks sat recording the names of visitors. According to the inscription outside, it was built by Jahangir in 1618; some authorities claim that ...
10
Religious Fundamentalism and Secularism in India - Page 26
He set up a Maktab Khana (translation bureau) for the translation of religious texts. He thought that "reliably translated texts from both religions would form a basis for a united search for truth". He found that common people were very much ...
