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Asafia Library was established in 1308/1891 during the reign of Mir Mahboob Ali Khan Nizam (reign: 1869-1911), a ruler from Asaf Jah dynasty, due to the efforts of Sayyid Hussain Bilgrami and Mulla Abd al-Qayyum in Hyderabad, India. They began to purchase personal libraries. The building of the library began to be constructed in 1932 at the command of Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur (reign: 1911-1948) in Afzal Gunj neighborhood of the city, and was finished in 1936 with an expense of 300 Indian rupees. In that year, the number of the books in the library amounted to 100,000 volumes. After a while, the Deccan government added the library to its governmental collections, with an annual budget.
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Since the library was founded during the reign of Asaf Shah or Asaf Jah dynasty, it was named Asafia. However, after the collapse of the dynasty (the Nizam of Hyderabad) in 1956, it was renamed to State Central Library (S.C.L.).
There are a number of rare or unique books in this library, such as manuscripts dating back to eleventh to sixteenth centuries, works with the handwritings of their own authors or their children and students, manuscripts transcribed based on the original manuscripts, as well as books from treasures of kings or libraries of well-known scholars with commentaries and notes on them.
Today, Asafia Library has over 466,000 volumes of printed books in Hindi, English, Persian, Telugu, Tamil, and Urdu, and since 1960 it turned into a public library. The digitalization of the books of Asafia Library was done in collaboration with the Library of Carnegie Mellon University, US.
The first administrator of Asafia Library was Mawlawi Sayyid Ali Haydat Tabatabai. After his death, the administration was undertaken by Mawlawi Tasdiq Husayn, the grandson of Allama Kunturi. He was appointed as the library manager on Rabi' al-Awwal 24, 1314/September 2, 1896 and during his administration, he trained a number of people as bibliographers, librarians, and researchers. Sayyid Tasdiq obtained alternative manuscripts of thousands of books, prepared the catalogues, and published many of them with the aid of his brother in Lucknow and Deccan.
After Sayyid Tasdiq, his son Mawlawi Abbas Husayn, became the library manager. He and his son compiled a catalogue of selected Arabic and Persian books of Asafia Library. Catalogues of Arabic, Persian, and Urdu books of the library are available. 152ee80cbc
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