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Percentage of faculty who are graduates

of the same university 66.66 %

from other universities within the State 25.00 % from universities from other States 08.33 % from universities outside the country Nil

% of faculty having Ph.D. 100 %

37 Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period?

One 38 Present details of departmental

infrastructural facilities with regard to

Library yes (around 10000 books)

Internet facilities for staff and students yes 80%

Total number of class rooms 04 Class rooms with ICT facility Nil Students’ laboratories 01

A High-tech Computerized Audio–Video Arabic Language Lab was establish under D.S.A. scheme,

In 2006 under ASHISS program of the UGC, further developed and added new dimension to the lab with additional machines and booths and extended facilities for 21 students.

In 2009 ten new machines with booths were added to the existing facilities under CAS-I Equipment grant.

This state-of-the-art, unique of its kind lab is very versatile and has very innovative modern facilities for the teaching of modern Arabic as a foreign language. The language experts from different parts of the country including the UGC team who visited the Lab admired and recognized its utility.

The Lab now has the unique and improved system for audio-visually monitoring and direct two way audio-video communication with any of the learners working with his machine.

In addition to that, direct Arabic TV channels from the Arab countries are also available at each machine, under the full control of the audio-video monitoring system of the main console.

Several Audio-Video Arabic teaching software have also been procured for teaching Standard Conversational Arabic and also for teaching Saudi, Iraqi, Syrian, and Egyptian colloquial dialects.

The Lab is linked with high speed AMU internet server.

Research laboratories The above lab is also used for research purposes in Arabic Language and Literature both.

39

List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

from the host institution/university (last four years)

S.No.

Name of the Research Scholars

Topics Supervisor Date of Award

1. Mr. Salahuddin M. Phil

Life & Works of Abu Mahfooz Kareem

al-Masoomi

Development of Literary Prose during Umayyad

Period

Contribution of Mufti Sadallah Moradabadi to

Arabic Studies

Dr. Abdul Jabbar

07.02.200 9

4. Dr. Shahnawaz

Contribution of Maulana Faizul Hasan Saharanpuri

in Arabic Language &

Literature

Contribution of Maulana Aizaz Ali to Arabic

Studies

Prof. S. Kafeel Ahmad Qasmi

06.04.200 9 6. Dr. Somchai

(THAILAND)

Contribution of Dr. Zaki Mubarak to Modern

Arabic Literature

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

06.04.200 9

7. Dr. Nusbah Aga

Development of Children Literature in Contemporary Arabic

Prof. M.

Contribution of Mohammad Dr. M. Yusuf Kokan al-Umari to Arabic

Studies in India: A Critical Study

Dr. Abu Sufyan Islahi

12.06.200 9

9. Dr. Isharat Ali Molla

An Evaluation of Indian Works on the Critical edition and annotation of

Arabic Dawaveen

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

(Chairman)

30.6.2009

10. Dr. Tariq Mukhtar

A Critical Edition of Majmu’at with Note and

Introduction

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

(Chairman)

04.08.200 9 11. Mr.Wahajuddin

Musleh, M. Phil

The Contribution of Amin Al-Rehmani to Modern

Arabic Literature

Dr. M. Faizan

Life and Works of Aaisha al- Taimuria

Dr. Mohd Sami Akhtar

18.08.200 9

13. Ms. Aisha Qudsi Qidwai, M. Phil

Contribution of Ibn Khaldoon to Arabic Literature with Special

Reference to his Muqaddama

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

08.09.200 9

14.

Dr. Iddareh Darakai(THAILA ND

The Mystical Poetry of Abbasid Period with Special reference to Ibn al-Roomi (836-896 AD):

A Critical Study

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

02.01.201 0

15. Dr. Irshad Ahmad Rizvi

Contribution of Fazle Haq Khairabadi to Islamic Learnings with Special

Reference to his Philosophical Thoughts

Dr. Tariq

Contribution of Abdul Qadir al-Magrabi to Arabic Language and

Literature

Contribution of Qazi Athar Mubarakpuri to Arabic Studies: A Critical

Study

Life and Works of Ahmad Lutafi al-Sayyid: A

Critical Study

Dr. Abu Sufyan Islahi

31.01.201 1

19. Dr. Abdullah Khan

Contribution of A.M.U. in Arabic Language &

Literature: A Critical Study

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

07.02.201 1

20. Dr. Tariq Ayubi

Islamization of Knowledge and its impact

on Modern Arabic

Dr. Mohd Sami Akhtar

21.03.201 1

Literature 21. Dr. Sanuber Jillani

Contribution of Mohammad Atia

al-Abrashi

A critical Study of Umar Abu Risha to Modern

Poetry

Contribution of the Scholars of Azamgarh to

Arabic Language &

Literature (1832-1950)

Dr. M. Yusuf Khan

29.02.201 2 24. Dr. Mohd Khalid Life and works of Sheikh

Wajihuddin Alavi Gujrati

Prof. Masud Anwar Alavi

19.04.201 2

25. Dr. Ziaur Rehman

Life of Shaikh Mohd al-Ghazali al-Misri and his

Contribution to Prose Poetry and Islamic Learnings in Modern

Period.

Dr. Abu Sufyan Islahi

14.07.201 2

26. Dr. Zar Nigar

The Role of woman in Arabic Poetry of

Andalucia

Prof. S. Kafeel Ahmad Qasmi

06.08.201 2

27. Dr. Noor Afshan

The Contribution of Egyptian Women to Modern Arabic Literature:

A Critical Study

Dr. (Mrs.)

Origin and Development of Arabic Lexicography in

India

Dr. Faizan Ahmad

06.11.201 2

29. Dr. Mehrajuddin Para

Ahmad Ameen and his Contribution to Modern

Arabic Criticism: (A Critical Study)

Dr. M. Yusuf

A Study of Techniques in the novels of Najeeb

Mahfooz

Al-Shaikh Nasif Al-Yazeji (1800-1871 AD): His Life

and Works

Dr. Tariq Mukhtar

14.03.201 3 from other institutions/universities

S.

No.

Name of the

Research Scholars Topics Supervisor Date of Award 1.

Dr.Abdullah Ahmed Ahmed Mohammad

Arabic Grammar in Ancient & Modern

Period

The Religious thoughts in the Poetry of Ahmad Shauqi (d-1932 A.D.)

Dr. Abu Sufyan Islahi

28.11.201 1

3. Dr. Mohd Irshad-Ul-Haq

Contribution of Ullama-e-Firangi Mahal to Arabic Language and Literature:- A Critical

Study

Parrah Undulusi (d- 426 A.H.) and His Contribution to

Arabic Literature.

Sami Akhtar 3

5. Dr. Mohd Ramzan Rather

Contribution of Abdul Hamid Jaudah al-Sahhar

(d-1974 A.D.) to Modern Arabic

Literature

Dr. Faizan Ahmad

30.03.201 3

40 Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

04 Students (Prof. Abdul Aleem Memorial Scholarship 01/PG Merit Scholarship 02 / Dr. Ishaque Scholarshi 01)

41

Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.

The existing programmes are periodically reviewed and new programmes as per need are introduced after the discussion of the Board of Studies

42 Does the department obtain feedback from

Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes, the feedback is utilized in year to year improvement and introduction of new useful methods as well as necessary changes in the syllabi.

Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the feedback? Yes, the feedback is utilized through redressal and grievances committee consisting of members from students of the department.

Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

Yes, The formal and informal visits of the distinguished alumni give us a lot of inspiration, enlightenment and new vision and ideas in revising our teaching and syllabi.

43

List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

In fact most of the scholars of Arabic in the whole country from Ksamir to Kannya kumari have been beneficiaries of our department directly or indirectly. To name a few, given is the list of some very renowned scholars who have dbeen the architects of Arbic teaching system and members of important national and international bodies.

S.

No. Distinguished alumni Distinctions 1. Prof. Mukhtar

Ud-Din-Ahmad

Ex-Chairman, very renowned Scholar of Arabic, Department of Arabic, AMU, Aligarh,

Dean, Faculty of Arts, AMU, Aligarh

Member of different Arab and Indian Academics, writer, Shahitia Academy &

President of India award winner ` 2. Prof. Khursheed Ahmad

Fariq

Ex-Head, Department of Arabic, Delhi University, Delhi. Renowned writer, President of India award winner

3. Dr. Hafiz Ghulam Mustafa

Renowned Scholar of Arabic & Persian and Urdu, Writer of several books related to Arabic Literature

4. Prof. Mohd Sulaiman Ashraf

Ex-Head, Delhi University, Renowned Scholar of Arabic, Writer of books related Arabic Literature, President of India award winner 5. Prof. Abdul Haleem

Nadwi

Head & Dean, School of Arabic Language &

Literature CIFEL, President of India award winner

6. Prof. Syed Mohammed Ijteba Nadvi

Professor & Head, Allahabad University, Allahabad, President of India award winner 7. Prof. Reaz Ur-Rehman

Sherwani

Professor & Head, Kashmir University, President of India award winner

8. Prof. Syed Mohd Ibrahim Nadwi

Head, Department of Osmania University, President of India award winner

9. Maulana Syed Kalb-e-Sadiq

Renowned Scholar, Vice-President Muslim Personal Law, Published Books related to Arabic

10. Prof. S. Ehtisham Ahmad Nadwi

Ex-Chairman, Department of Arabic, Calicut University, Dean Faculty of Arts, President of India award winner

44

Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external experts. The following Panel of Visiting Fellows was approved for the duration of CAS-I/ASIHSS.

S. No. Names City

1. Prof. Abdul Bari Aligarh

2. Prof. S. E. Ahmad Nadvi Aligarh

3. Prof. Abdul Ali Aligarh

4. Prof. M. Hassan Khan Bhopal

5. Prof. E. K. Ahmad Kutty Calicut

6. Prof. K.M. Mohammed Calicut

7. Prof. Ubaid A. Trivandurum

8. Prof. P. Nisar Ahmad Chennai

9. Maulana Noor Alam Amini Deoband Saharanpur

10. Prof. Mohsin Usmani Hyderabad

11. Prof. Moinuddin Azmi Hyderabad

12. Prof. Iqbal Husain Nadvi Hyderabad 13. Maulana Nomanuddin Nadvi Hyderabad

14. Prof. Shabbir Ahmad Lucknow

15. Prof. Ashfaque Ahmad Lucknow

16. Dr. Saeed-ur- Rahman Azmi Nadvi Lucknow 17. Maulana Nazrul Hafeez Nadvi Lucknow

18. Prof. Shafi Sheikh Mumbai 19. Prof. M. Sulaiman Ashraf New Delhi 20. Prof. Badruddin Al-Hafiz New Delhi 21. Prof. Zubair Ahmad Farooqui New Delhi 23. Prof. Shafiq Ahmad Khan New Delhi 24. Prof. (Mrs.) Farhana Siddiqui New Delhi

25. Prof. M. Aslam Islahi New Delhi

26. Prof. M. Nauman Khan New Delhi

27. Prof. Faizanullah Farooqui New Delhi

28. Prof. Ayyub Tajuddin New Delhi

29. Prof. Manzoor Ahmad Khan Sri Nagar 30. Dr. Muqtada Hasan Azhari Varanasi Prof. Abdul Bari, Aligarh

Prof. S. E. Ahmad Nadvi, Retired Calicut University, Calicut Prof. Shafiq Ahmad Khan, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi Prof. M. N. Khan, Delhi University, Delhi

45 List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

Few years back two new papers were introduced at PG level, namely:

“TRANSLATION” for M.A. 1st semester and another namely “Terminologies and Specialized Translation (I.T. terms, editorials, advertisements, Drafting application, official letters, Press reports etc. in Arabic)” for M.A. IVth semester.

The new practice introduced is that the students are divided in groups of five or six, each group having one or two comparatively good at translation, and others medium and low. A leader in each group is appointed from amongst the group members who is responsible for the performance of the whole group. Task is given to discuss it among their group members and try it themselves first. The teacher concerned keeps taking round over the groups, discuss their problem and give them hints and suggestions, encourage them and finally in the next round check their attempted translation sitting among all the group members pointing to their mistakes if any. This method has given very good results.

* During the last four years some 60 lectures were delivered by the following subject experts:

* Almost all the staff members of the Department delivered lectures enriching the researchers and students in the Arabic Society during this period.

* Staff members also acted as resource persons in Refresher/Orientation Programmes of Academic Staff College, A. M. U., Aligarh

* Apart from that two national seminars fwere also held by the department.

46 How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?

Through the consultative as well as Board of Studies Meetings of the Department and the Faculty of Arts 47 How does the department ensure that

programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?.

48

Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Nil

Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

Lectures by outside as well as departmental subject experts Different types of competitions vis:

Essay writing, Debates, Quiz, Poetry composition in Arabic etc.

Publication of a yearly Journal in Arabic by the students under the supervision of Arabic Society In-charge.

49

State whether the programme/department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.

The department was selected for UGC

SAP AND FAINALLY WAS

GRANTED THE STATUS OF

CENTRE FOR ADVANCE

STUDIES.

50

Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

Training students in fluent conversation in Modern Arabic through Language Lab

Producing world class translators Research of international standard

especially highlighting the contribution of India to Arabic Studies

51

Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strength:

Efficient faculty

SAvailability of the latest state of the Art Foreign Language teaching technology in the Department.

Very rich library

Identification of the Department as CAS by UGC

Access to Internet facility for students and Research scholars Weakness:

Lack of funds to meet envisaged infra and supra structural initiatives.

Instead of being two separate independent full-fledged UG & PG courses, one in purely Modern Arabic Language including functional aspects of the language which is the need of the hour, and another in purely literary stream covering all major aspects of Literature having a very wide range, the present courses syllabi are badly amalgamated as it cover all these subjects in one set of courses, making it really unmanageable.

Shortage of rooms for teachers

Non existence of a Research Division for Research Scholars Lack of Technical Staff in the Language Lab and the Library Opportunity:

Ample opportunities to meet the needs of academia and employment worldwide.

Getting the department a permanent status of Centre For Advance Studies Globalizing the services of the University through Arabic language

Continuation of collective team effort of the staff members

Services of visiting faculties from Al Azhar and other institutions of the Arab world.

Challenge:

Dealing the crisis of availability of feeders for UG and PG levels.

To enable the Department rank among the top ten globally

Making the department globally attractive for students by making it more and more job oriented.

Making the department globally attractive for research.

Making Arabic as one of the popular options of higher studies

52

Future plans of the department.

Introducing two separate independent full-fledged UG & PG courses, one in purely Modern Arabic Language including communicative and functional aspects of the language which is the need of the hour, and another in purely literary stream covering all major aspects of Literature having a very wide range.

Introducing latest instructional technology Increasing the environment of team workability

Bringing new major/minor projects from UGC and urging the colleagues for the same Organizing National/International Seminars and Conferences, with sizable

participation from Universities and Research institutes in Arab countries, besides those in Europe and America.

Declaration by the Head of the Institution

I certify that that the data included in this Self-Study Report (SSR) are true to the best of my knowledge.

This SSR is prepared by the institution after internal discussions, and no part thereof has been outsourced.

I am aware that the Peer team will validate the information provided in this SSR during the peer team visit.

Sd./- Chaiman

Signature of the Head of the institution with seal:

Place: Aligarh Date:

Evaluative Report of the Department 1 Name of the Department Department of English 2 Year of establishment 1877

3

Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Faculty of Arts

4

Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt., etc.)

UG (BA Honours in English), UG (BA Honours in Communicative English), PG (MA in English Language Teaching), PG (MA in English), M.Phil., Ph.D.

5 Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved

Faculty members have been involved in teaching at Centre for Women’s Studies, AMU.

6

Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

None

7

Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons

None

8 Examination System:

Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit System: Semester System in MA, Annual System in BA till 2012-13, Semester System in BA from 2013.

9

Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:

None

10

Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Name

Qualifi-cation

Design-ation Specialization

No. of guided for

the last 4

English Language, ESL, Applied Linguistics, Material Production, Syllabus Designing, Phonetics

& Spoken English.

English Literature, Victorian Poetry, Indian English Poetry

31 yrs 05 Students

Prof. Suhail

Ahsan Ph.D. Professor Elizabethan and

Jacobean Drama 34+ yrs 01

Prof. S.N.

Zeba Ph.D. Professor Modern Drama and

Translation Studies 30 yrs 04 Students Prof. Raashid

Shaz Ph.D. Professor Nil Nil

Modern Poetry Post Colonial Studies,

Translations &

Neurolinguistics.

30 yrs 06 Students

Dr. Seemin

Hasan Ph.D. Associate Prof.

Romantic Literature Post Colonial and Translation Studies

29 yrs 05 students Dr. Kausar

Hasan Ph.D. Associate

Prof.

Psycholinguistics &

Sociolinguistics 28 yrs 05 students Dr. M. Asim

Siddiqui Ph.D. Associate Prof.

Literary Theory, Cultural Studies, Film

Studies, 19th Century American Fiction

26 yrs 05 students Dr.

Rahatullah Khan

Ph.D. Associate Prof.

Early 20th C Poetry, Especially Georgian

Poetry

27 yrs 05 Students Dr. Samina

Khan Ph.D. Associate

Prof.

Modern and British Drama, Comparative

Literature

30 yrs 05 Students

Dr. M.

Rizwan Khan Ph.D. Associate Prof.

Curriculum Development, Syllabus designing, Material Production,

Teacher Education, Literary Criticism and

Theory, Cultural Studies, Drama

25 yrs 04 Students

Dr. Shaheena

Tarannum Ph.D. Associate Prof.

ELT, Applied Linguistics and Continental Drama

19 yrs 03 Students

Dr. Raashid Nehal

ELT, ESL Writing, Need Analysis, Teacher Training and

Teacher Education

21 yrs 03 Students

Dr. Rashmi

Attri Ph.D. Associate

Prof.

Irish Literature, Indian Writings in English and Modern

British Drama.

18 yrs 04 Students

Dr. Jawed. S.

Ahmed Ph.D. Associate

Prof.

British Fiction, Literary Biography and Autobiography, Continental Fiction

20 yrs 04 Students

Dr. Sami

Rafiq Ph.D. Associate

Prof.

Comparative Literature, Creative

Writing and Translation Studies.

15 yrs 06 Students

Dr. Shahla

Ghauri Ph.D. Assistant Prof.

Post Colonial Studies and Literary Autobiographies.

Comparative Studies, Post Colonial-Studies and Gender Studies.

13 yrs 03 Students

Oral Communication, ESP, ELT Methodology, and Syllabus Designing.

25 yrs 04 Students

Literary Theory, Modern Drama, Translation Studies, Theatre and Cultural

Studies, ELT

12 yrs 03 Students

Dr. Akbar Joseph A.

Syed

Ph.D. Assistant Prof.

Fiction and Literary

Theories. 10 yrs 01 Student

Dr. Sajidul Islam

Ph.D./N ET

Assistant Prof.

Indian Writing in English and Contemporary British

Fiction.

9 yrs 02 Students

Dr. Kishwar

Zafeer Ph.D. Guest

Faculty Literature 7 yrs

Dr. Zeba

Azmat Ph.D. Guest

Faculty ELT 3 yrs

Dr. Amodini

Sreedharan Ph.D. Guest

Faculty Literature 6 Yrs

Dr. M. Asif Ph.D Guest

Faculty Literature 4 yrs

Mr. Sunij Kumar Sharma

NET Guest

Faculty Literature 02 yrs Mr. Syed

Faculty Literature 01 yar Ms.

Faculty Literature 2 yrs

Mr. Saquib

Abrar NET Guest

Faculty Literature 2 yrs

Dr. Sheeba Ph.D. Guest

Faculty Literature 01 yrs Dr. Neelam

Shahwar Ph.D. Guest

Faculty ELT 8 yrs

Dr. Sherley

G. Verghese Ph.D. Guest

Faculty ELT 2 yrs

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Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under guidance

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12 List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors:

One Emeritus Professor: Prof. Farhatullah Khan

One Visiting English Language

Specialist: Ms. Susan Strand, RELO, US Embassy

13 Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information:

BA/BSc/BCom, BA LLB, B.Tech., B.

Arch. Compulsory English Courses: 41.9

% 14 Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio

Under Graduate Level : 1:29.8 Post Graduate Level 1:6.8 Compulsory English Students :1:277.8 15

Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff:

sanctioned, filled and actual:

10

16

Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies:

Translation Studies: UGC-SAP, DRS

Translation Studies: UGC-SAP, DRS

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