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Pukhtun Journal in Historical Perspective
Pukhtun Majalla Da Tarikh Pa Ranha Kay — published by Bacha Khan Research Centre, Peshawar. The Pukhtun journal was the first Pashto journal started by Bacha Khan in May 1928. Banned repeatedly by the Colonial administration, its last issue appeared on 10th August 1947. This 150-page work focuses on the Khudai Khidmatgar movement, Afghanistan and Amir Amanullah Khan, Pashto literature, journalism, and women's contributions. Preface by Asfandyar Wali Khan and Afrasiyab Khattak.
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Abdul Ghani Khan – Life and Times
An authentic biographical account of Ghani Khan's life, dedicated to Abdul Ghani Khan's political journey. This work provides a comprehensive and authoritative account of one of the most celebrated Pashtun poets, thinkers, and activists of the twentieth century.
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Complex political and ideological developments in the North-West Frontier Province during the last decade of colonial rule, examining Pashtoon ethno-regionalism and Muslim nationalism.
German translation of Ethnicity, Islam and Nationalism. Explores the frontier's only Muslim-majority province that supported the Indian National Congress against the British Raj.
The role of Pashtoon women in the independence of the Indian subcontinent — emphasizing women's education and their place within the Khudai Khidmatgar movement.
A collection of the author's articles from various journals, focusing on the history, politics, and growth of mass politics in the N-WFP under British rule.
A pioneering comprehensive study of the Frontier Muslim League — formation, organisation, and functioning 1936–47, including Quaid's role and the Lahore Resolution.
Historiography in the poems of Khushal Khan Khattak. Awarded a Gold Medal by the Abasin Arts Council in 1993 as one of the rare books on this subject.
Political biography of Syed Amin al-Hasanat, the Pir of Manki Sharif, and his political struggle and religious influence in the North-West Frontier Province.
A comprehensive account of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan — Bacha Khan — and the Khudai Khidmatgar movement he founded, written for Urdu-speaking readers.
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Urdu translation exploring the vital role of Pashtoon women in the nationalist independence movement and their contribution to Pashtun cultural and political life.
An edited collection examining the complex historical and political relationship between Afghanistan and the North-West Frontier Province of British India.
Urdu translation of Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah's speeches and statements from 1947 to 1948, preserving his words for Urdu-language audiences.
A Pashto translation exploring Allama Iqbal's thought in relation to Afghanistan and the Pashtun world — bridging philosophy and political history.
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An Urdu translation examining the quest for freedom and self-determination in the context of South Asian independence movements and Pashtun nationalism.