Khaleel-Ur-Rehman Azmi

Khaleel-Ur-Rehman Azmi (9 ut 1927 – 1 juin 1978[1]), anndiraaɗo kadi Khalil al-Rehman Azmi, ko jimoowo binndol Urdu, jibinaaɗo e wuro Seedhan Sultanpur e nder diiwaan Azamgarh. citation ina haani]

Baaba Azmi, Muhammad Shafi, ko neɗɗo diineyanke no feewi. E nder oon sahaa o jannginii ganndo Urdu biyeteeɗo Ralph Russell mo Angalteer.[3] O heɓi Doktoraa makko e ɗemngal Urdu e hitaande 1957 to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde juulɓe Aligarh ngam winndannde makko tiitoonde: Urdu Mein Tarraqipasand Adabi Tahrik.

E hitaande 1952 o wonti jannginoowo to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde juulɓe Aligarh to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde Urdu. Duuɓi nay caggal ɗuum, o wonti Jannguɗo, o jokki e ndeen darnde haa o maayi e ñawu nguu e hitaande 1978. O toɗɗaa caggal maayde makko haa o wonti Professeur.[citation needed]

O fuɗɗii winndude ko e balɗe makko gadane jaŋde, o winndi jimɗi ngam Payami taleem, jaaynde binndol sukaaɓe.[citation needed] O ganndo ko fayti e binndol e jimɗi, o jeyaa ko e ardinooɓe Modernism e ɗemngal Urdu, kadi omo wondi e fedde winndooɓe yahruɓe yeeso .[citation ina haani] O heɓi njeenaari Ghalib ngam yimre Urdu e hitaande 1978.[4] ko Sheek Afzal azmi yuɓɓini ɗum

 Golle e darnde 
Kaghzi Pairahan (1953): dental jimɗi, nazmaaji e gazaaluuji.

Naya Ahad Nama (1965): dental jimɗi, nazmaaji e gazaaluuji.

Nai Nazm Ka Safar (moƴƴintagol): ko deftere yimre Urdu gila 1936 haa 1972

Fikr-o-Fan (1956)

Zawiay-e-Nigah (1966)

Mazameen-e-Nau (1977): ko gollal ciimtol binndol

Muqaddama-e-kalam-e-aatish

Taraqqi Pasand Tahreek (1965)

Urdu Mein Taraqqi Pasand Adab Tahreek (1972)

zindagi ae zindagi ( 1983)

 Tuugnorgal 
"Khalilur Rahman Azmi - Taariindi mum e nguurndam mum". Rekhta. 9 lewru bowte 1927. Ƴeewtaa ko 22 lewru bowte 2020.

Shakil-ur-Rahman, "Khalil-ur-Rahman Azmi", Ansiklopedi binndol Inndo, Vol. 1, p. 319.

Ralf Rusel, Urdu e miin

"Duɗal Ghalib". Arsiwiraa ko e asli mum ñalnde 20 oktoobar 2013. Heɓtinaama ñalnde 5 ut 2012. Doggol heɓooɓe njeenaari Ghalib

 Janngugol jokkungol 
Limoore Khaleel-ur-Rehman, Sha'ir (lewru)

Jadeed Sha'iri ke Naye Chiragh, Shakeel-ur-Rehman