ARMAGHAN E ILMI AND RESEARCH
Keywords:
Armaghan, Research, Primary Source, Secondary Source, History, BiographyAbstract
Everyone is aware of the importance of primary and secondary sources in research matters, and Armaghan can play an important role in improving research results. The tradition of Armaghan making in Urdu reflects the cultural mood of the subcontinent. In this process, special attention is paid to this aspect that along with the personal perfections and manifestations of the person to be praised, the reader should be guided under the determination of its literary status and status, the importance of the works of the relevant personality and their contents is also highlighted. The purpose of the preparation of Armaghan is not to obtain any certificate. Not every book written about personality can be described as Armaghan. One of the conditions for Armaghan is that the reader, especially the researcher, can benefit enough from it. This is possible only if the presence of the required material in "Armaghan" is ensured. In such a situation, we can say that this is an important source of material for the researcher. Especially for the researcher who is engaged in writing a research paper or book on the relevant or any other person of that era.
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