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Mallah died on 19 July 1969 at hospital in Badin. Ī school was named after Mallah called 'Molvi Ahmed Mallah School' by the provincial Government of Sindh. In 1978, Mallah was posthumously awarded Pride of Performance award by the Government of Pakistan in recognition of his literary services. Radio Pakistan often broadcast his songs in the voice of many different local singers. His poetic songs are sung all over Sindh.

He was the first person who translated the complete Quran into Sindhi in a poetic way, which was first published in 1969 by Arbab Allah Jurio. He translated Islamic holy book Quran in a poetic way with the title of “Noor ul Qur’an”.

Some of his published works are: Marafatallah (1936), Hakiraee Haq (1951), Fateh Lawari (1958), Bayaz Amed (1964), Pagham Ahmed (1969), Dewan Ahmed (1974) and Israr Ellahi. Molvi Ahmed Mallah wrote books in poetry and prose. His poetry is an essential part of Friday discourses in Sindhi mosques. He fought against useless dogmas, social evils of society. His poetic qualities gave him an elevated literary status. Molvi Ahmed Mallah gained a good name in Sindhi poetry and prose, when he actually started writing. The adjacent mosque to this religious School gives memories of this great man. Nowadays, it is known as Muslim School Gharibabad. In 1932, due to the Sunni-Wahabi movement, he bid farewell to the school and purchased his own plot in Badin, where he established his own religious school and appointed renowned religious scholars like Mumtaz Alam, Molvi Gul Muhammad, Molvi Abdul Wahab, and Molvi Abdul Ghafoor. After being freed from the jail, he started to teach in the religious school Mazhar-ul-Uloom of Pir Ali shah. Believing it to be a threat to the government, he was imprisoned. When the Khilafat Movement started, he enthusiastically participated in it and delivered very emotional speeches. His Last teacher was Molana Khair Muhammad Magsi. Finally, he was given a religious degree to impart religious education. To acquire further education, he went to Badin, Bugra Memon, Toha, Sujawal and other cities, from where he received the education of Sindhi, Arabic, Persian, Jurisprudence and Hadith. Molvi Ahmed Mallah received education in a religious school of Hafiz Abdullah Mandhro. Mallah used to sing old songs and tried to fix his own poetry in the melodies. He belonged to a poor family, but quite well-mannered in his attitude, intelligence, behavior, and character. Mallah was a folk and national poet of Sindh. He was a moderate Islamic Mullah and had translated Quran in Sindhi in poetic way.

Molvi Ahmed Mallah ( Sindhi: مولوي احمد ملاح) was born on first February 1877 in village Kundi, Deh Lohan, Badin District.

Kundi, Deh Lohan, Badin District Sindh, British India