Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav released Pandit Mustafa Arif Ujjain’s book “Geeta Bharti” at Samatva Bhavan. The book contains verses from the Bhagavad Gita compiled in Hindi as Muktak. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav congratulated the author for this poetic creation.
Pandit Mustafa Arif told Chief Minister Dr. Yadav about the creation of this book, stating that where there is religion, action is paramount. This is why all religions are based on it. After composing 10,000 Hindi verses based on 6,666 verses of the Quran, God-given wisdom led him to karma-based religious texts. The philosophy of karma in the Bhagavad Gita deeply inspired him. By God’s grace, his pen became imbued with the Gita and embarked on a research journey, culminating in 786 Hindi couplets based on 700 Sanskrit verses of the Bhagavad Gita. Pandit Arif explained that this book has been a novel experience of assimilating eternal Hindu philosophy, inspiring the public to spread India’s culture and tradition of unity in diversity.
The book presents the profound messages of the Gita—Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga, and Moksha—in 786 soulful Hindi Muktakas. These Hindi Muktakas illuminate the complexities of life. Each verse of the Muktakas is written in simple language, allowing the average person to grasp the essence of the Gita. Pandit Arif believes that Hindu and Islamic scriptures share many similarities, such as their emphasis on divine inspiration. Studying these scriptures also opens up endless possibilities for research. The foundations of India’s status as a world leader also become clear through this study.