There is a moment in history when a general is said to have burned his own ships so his men could not turn back. That single act of courage changed the fate of a continent. This is the story at the heart of Tariq Bin Ziyad book by Misbah Akram, a widely discussed Urdu historical […]
Field Details Title Lost Islamic History Author Firas Al Khateeb Pages 248 Publisher Hurst Publishers Genre Islamic History, World History, Nonfiction Language English Publication Year 2017 (Revised Edition) Lost Islamic History Story Behind One of History’s Greatest Civilizations Lost Islamic History takes readers on a journey through more than 1,400 years of Islamic civilization. […]
Muhammad Bin Qasim by Naseem Hijazi – Book Review & Summary Some historical novels recite dates. Muhammad Bin Qasim by Naseem Hijazi does something different — it puts you in the sandals of a young general leaving Arabia on a mission from Hajjaj bin Yousuf, heading toward Sindh, where Raja Dahir waits behind strong forts […]
Bano Qudsia was born on 28 November 1928 in Firozpur, British India, as Qudsia Chattha. Her father held a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture, and her brother Pervaiz Chattha was a painter. After Partition, her family moved to Lahore, where she began writing short stories as early as the fifth grade. She graduated from Kinnaird College […]
Aik Din by Bano Qudsia – Book Review & Summary Bano Qudsia, affectionately known as “Bano Aapa,” was a Pakistani novelist, playwright, and spiritual thinker whose work spanned novels, stage dramas, and short stories in both Urdu and Punjabi. She’s best remembered for Raja Gidh, though her play Aadhi Baat is often referred to as […]
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