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Mr. Faraz Anjum


Mr. Faraz Anjum

Assistant Professor

Department of History, University of the Punjab, Quaid-e-Azam Campus, Lahore – Pakistan.
Phone: 92-42- 9231170
Email: faraz@history.pu.edu.pk



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EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:

 

2004-to date
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore.

2001 
M.Phil (American Studies)
Area Study Centre, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad.

1994   
M.A. (History)     
Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore.

1990
B.A.
Islamia College (Civil Lines), Lahore.

Teaching Experience :

 

2004 to date 
Assistant Professor,
Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore.

2000-2004      
Lecturer,
Department of History, University of the Punjab, Lahore.

1999-2000 
Lecturer,
Department of History, Government College University, Lahore. 

1995-1999    
Lecturer in History,
Education Department, Govt. of the Punjab.

Courses/ Workshops Attended :

 

 

Oxford Early Modern South Asia Workshop: Ideas in Circulation, Faculty of Oriental Studies and St Anthony’s College, University of Oxford, 25-26 May 2007.

Iqbal Studies-Persian Course (Learning Persian Through Iqbal's Poetry) , IQBAL ACADEMY , Lahore , February to December 2003.

Orientation Program, HRDC, INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE sCIENCES, uNIVERSITY OF THE pUNJAB, lahore , 2002.

A Review of the Contemporary Research Paradigms, a Seven-day Workshop organized by INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ISLAMIC THOUGHT and SOHAIL IFTIKHAR INSTITUTE, at Punjab University , Lahore , February 14 to 21, 2002 .

A Special Course in American History , THE AMERICAN CENTER , Lahore , October 5-13, 2000 .

A Course in Arabic Grammar for Understanding the Holy Quran , QURAN INSTITUTE, Lahore , May to August 1997.

Courses Taught:

 

 

a) At M.Phil Level

Historiography
Research Methodology

b) At Masters Level

Historiography
History of Later Mughals 1707-1857
History of Early Modern Europe 1453-1789
History of USA
Human Rights in Pakistan

Research

 


 

a) Papers Presented at Conferences

“Deconstructing Colonial Discourse: A Critical Study of British Views on Learning and Education in Mughal India,” A Paper presented in Annual Conference of British Association of South Asian Studies, held in University of Cambridge, Cambridge, on 28-30 March 2007.

“Western Perception of Muslim Civilization in India in the Seventeenth Century” A Paper presented in International Conference on the History and Civilization of the Muslim World , held in University of the Punjab, Lahore on 27-28 February 2006.

“Encounter with Mughal Orient: A Study of European Traveller's Representation of Jahangir's India ” A Paper presented at the Pakistan History Conference , (Twentieth Session) in Karachi , on 13-15 April, 2005.

b) Published Research Articles

“Western Perception of Muslim Civilization in India in the Seventeenth Century” Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan , Lahore , Vol. L, 2007. forthcoming.

“Nadir Shah's Invasion of India and Fall of the Mughal Empire” Historicus, Journal of Pakistan Historical Society , Karachi , Vol. LIII, No.1, Jan-March 2005.

“ U.S. Human Rights Policy: A Case Study of Political Freedom in Pakistan ” Journal of Punjab University Historical Society , Lahore , Vol. XXVI, 2003.

Seminars Presented/ Workshops Conducted:

 

 

Survey Research: Interview Studies ” and “ Survey Research: Questionnaire Studies ” for M.A. Pakistan Studies Programme, Allama Iqbal Open University, Lahore Campus, on 10.04.2005.

Sir Syed's Contribution in Muslim Renaissance ” and “ Policies of British East India Company in the Subcontinent ” for M.A. History Programme, Allama Iqbal Open University, Lahore Campus, on 22.04.2005.

Hypothesis: Theory ” and “ Documents: Primary and Secondary Sources ” for M.A. History Programme, Allama Iqbal Open University, Lahore Campus, on 28.04.2005.

Thesis Supervised



 

 

 

Fazilat Rashid, Colonising the Past: A Study of British Historiography on Mughal India , 1742-1877 (M.Phil Thesis, 2006)

Rizwan Ullah Kokab, Muslim Revivalist Movements in South Asia During the Mughal Period: A Study of their Views on Decline. (M.Phil. Thesis, 2005).

Hussain Ahmad Khan. Ethnography of Colonial Punjab: Strategy of Exhibitions and Museums, 1851-1900. (M.Phil. Thesis, 2005).

Awards & Fellowships

 

Fellowship under International Research Support Initiative Programme” of Higher Education Commission Pakistan for conducting research in Centre for South Asian Studies, University of Cambridge , UK for a period of six months, March 2007-August 2007.

Indigenous Ph.D. Fellowship ” by Higher Education Commission, Pakistan , for four years 2004-2008.

Best Teacher Award ” by the University of the Punjab , on the basis of student evaluation, for the year 2001-02.

 

Areas of Interest



 

Early Modern South Asia , Colonialism, Islam and Muslims in Indo-Pak Subcontinent, Travellers' Accounts

 

Membership of Professional/Academic Organizations:



Member , Pakistan Historical Society , Karachi.

 

Miscellaneous:

 

“Letter”, in Editor's Dak, Historicus: Journal of Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi , Vol. LIII, No.3, July-September 2005.

“Remembering Eminent Historians”, Letter to the Editor, Dawn, 11 July 2005 .