India-born well-known Pakistani Shia scholar dies at 76

India-born illustrious Pakistani Shia scholar Allama Zameer Akhtar Naqvi has handed away. He was 76.

Naqvi, who was born in 1944 in Lucknow the place he studied until commencement and moved to Karachi in 1967, died due to this of coronary heart assault on Saturday night, per a Destroy of day file on Sunday.

Citing docs on the Aga Khan College Sanatorium, the file acknowledged that the coed died due to this of a coronary heart assault.

Naqvi, a PhD holder from the College of Karachi, was recognized to own a deep information of science, philosophy, literature, tradition, journalism and Islamic historical past, the file acknowledged.

He authored 28 books on a great deal of subjects, collectively with Urdu ghazals and the battle of Karbala.

Naqvi was moreover the editor of the Al Kalam journal furthermore heading the Anees Academy.

Sindh Province Governor Imran Ismail expressed his condolences over his lack of life.

(With inputs from PTI)