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A one-day scientific and research seminar on the scientific, cultural and literary personality of Mawlawi Saleh Mohammad Hotak was organized by the Afghanistan Academy of Sciences in Kabul.
A one-day scientific and research seminar on the scientific, cultural and literary personality of Mawlawi Saleh Mohammad Hotak was organized by the Afghanistan Academy of Sciences in Kabul. The seminar begun with a message of President Karzai read out by Abdul Bari Rashid chairman of the academy of science. The message notes that Saleh Mohammad Hotak was a writer, poet and a high caliber translator and the message asks the Afghan researchers so that by their further research on different aspect of life of Mawlawi Hotak introduce him further to the youths of the country. Rashid also called Hotak a great literary figure and called his literary works as very significant in the cultural and literary spheres. Other messages read out included a message from the Ministry of Information and Culture, Frontier and Tribal Affairs Ministry, the Kabul University, and Education Ministry each considering Hotak’s services as very important. In another part of the seminar the Afghan researchers read out their articles on the literary works, play writing and poems of Mawlawi Hotak, calling him as the first outstanding writer and the first teacher of Pashto language. Hotak has left behind many literary works.
A one-day scientific and research seminar on the scientific, cultural and literary personality of Mawlawi Saleh Mohammad Hotak was organized by the Afghanistan Academy of Sciences in Kabul. The seminar begun with a message of President Karzai read out by Abdul Bari Rashid chairman of the academy of science. The message notes that Saleh Mohammad Hotak was a writer, poet and a high caliber translator and the message asks the Afghan researchers so that by their further research on different aspect of life of Mawlawi Hotak introduce him further to the youths of the country. Rashid also called Hotak a great literary figure and called his literary works as very significant in the cultural and literary spheres. Other messages read out included a message from the Ministry of Information and Culture, Frontier and Tribal Affairs Ministry, the Kabul University, and Education Ministry each considering Hotak’s services as very important. In another part of the seminar the Afghan researchers read out their articles on the literary works, play writing and poems of Mawlawi Hotak, calling him as the first outstanding writer and the first teacher of Pashto language. Hotak has left behind many literary works.