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1857 In The Muslim Historiography Hafiz Jalal Uddin Ahmad Number of Pages: 386

1857 In The Muslim Historiography Hafiz Jalal Uddin Ahmad Number of Pages: 386The book is the last volume of a project that aimed at bringing into light the contribution of Muslim historians to the study and evaluation of the war of 1857 according to their own viewpoint. The book is primarily meant to rescue the history of Muslims in the subcontinent from the inaccuracies and prejudices that have developed around 1857 and then to represent the character and importance of this historic event for wider understanding by the people

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Number of Pages: 386

Title: Nabi Akram (Pbuh) Bator Rehbar E Taqwaa

Edwardes who was deputed to the Bannu Frontier in February-May 1847 and again in November 1847

it is easily one of Tarar’s most enjoyable novels

Syed Abid Ali Abid

1857 In The Muslim Historiography Hafiz Jalal Uddin Ahmad Number of Pages: 386The book is the last volume of a project that aimed at bringing into light the contribution of Muslim historians to the study and evaluation of the war of 1857 according to their own viewpoint. The book is primarily meant to rescue the history of Muslims in the subcontinent from the inaccuracies and prejudices that have developed around 1857 and then to represent the character and importance of this historic event for wider understanding by the people

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