Chaudhry Muhammad Ali Rudauli

Biography

Chaudhry Muhammad Ali Rudauli wrote in Urdu, and his name ties him to Rudauli, a town in the Awadh region of northern India. Chaudhry was a title given to landholders and community leaders in parts of north India and Pakistan. The sources I could consult have no article on him in English or Urdu Wikipedia, so his dates and the course of his life are not recorded here.

His book on this site, Ataliq Bibi (اتالیق بی بی), has a title that means roughly 'the lady tutor'. An ataliq was a tutor or guardian to a young prince or noble in Persian and Turkish courts, and the word came into Urdu for a teacher within a household. The text itself and its title page are the best guide to what the book contains and when it appeared, and the details given here should be treated with care because they rest on general knowledge rather than a checked source.

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Books

1. اتالیق بی بی

   by چودھری محمد علی ردولوی

   Chaudhri Muhammad Ali Radaulvi's Ataliq Bibi (about 1923) is a set of fourteen humorous sketches adapted from Douglas Jerrold's Curtain Lectures, the nightly scoldings Mrs Caudle gives her husband, moved into an Urdu household. Each chapter is one evening's lecture, set off by a…

   Summary written by Claude Sonnet 5.5.