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(English) Bibliography Ahmed Q.: The Wahabi Movement in Sind AICC Papers: Jawaharlal Nehru Library Ajwani L.H.: History of Sindhi Literature Ali Mohammed Kufi: ‘Chachnama’ Andrews W. P.: The Indus and Its Provinces Asghar Khan: Generals in Pakistan Baillie A.L.: Kurrachee Bellasis A.F.: Brahmanabad Bhikshu, Chamanlal: Gypsies Burnes, Dr. James: A Visit to the Court of Sind Burton Richard: Sind, 1851 Chablani, S.P.: Economic Conditions in Sind,1592--1843 Choksey and Sastry: The Story of Sind: An Economic Survey, 1843 1933 Cousens, Sir Henry: Antiquities of Sind Eastwick, E.B.: Sind before Napier Elliott & Dawson: Indian History as Told by Its Historians Gandhi, M. K.: Complete Works Grierson: The Linguistic Survey of India Jethmal Parsram: Sind and Its Sufis Jotwani, Motilal: Sindhi Literature and Society Khuhro, Hamida: Sind through the Ages Lambrick, H.T.: Introduction to Sind Lambrick, H.T.: Sind before Muslim Conquest Lambrick, H.T.: Napier and Sind ‘M’: The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna Malhi Govind: Jethmal Parsram Maqbool Ahmed: Indo-Arab Relations Marshall, Sir John: Mohenjo-Daro Mirchandani B.D.: Glimpses of Ancient India Mitra, Dr. Ram Gopal: Indian Resistance to Early Muslim Invaders Panhwar M.H.: Source Material on Sindh Pathan Dr. Mumtaz Hasan: Sind: Arab Period Pochhammer, Wilhelm von: India’s Road to Nationhood Pococke, E.: India in Greece Rig Veda Rizvi, Syed A.A.: Shah Waliullah The Sindh Story; Copyright © www.panhwar.com 151
Sen, S.P.: Dictionary of National Biography Schimmel, Annemarie: Sindhi Literature Shukla, C.: Incidents of Gandhiji’s Life Siddique: Arghuns and Tarkhans Soomro, Faiz M.: Cultural History of Sind Sorley, H. T.: Shah Abdul Latif of Bhit Sorley, H. T.: Sind Gazeteer Tariq, Ali: Can Pakistan Survive? Thomson and Garrett: The Rise and Fulfilment of British Rule in India Trumpp, E: Grammar of the Sindhi Language (Sindhi) Advani, Kalyan: Shah Jo Rasalo Advani, Kalyan: Sachal Al-Wahid Daily: Sind Azad Number, 1936 Baloch, Dr. Nabi Bux: Sindhi Boli Ain Adab Ji Mukhtasir Tarikh Bherumal, Mehrchand :Qadeem Sind Bherumal, Mehrchand: History of Sindhi Language Bherumal, Mehrchand: Sindh Jay Hindun Ji Tarikh Bhutto, Mohammed Moosa: Pireen Ji Pachar Bugti, Qurban Ali: Senna Mataein Sona Tay Chellani, Gobind: Sindh Ain Arya Samaj Dodeja, Lokram: Munhinjo Watan, Munhija Manhoo Gangaram Samrat: Sindhu-Sauvira Gurbuxani, H.: Shah Jo Rasalo Gurnani, M.H.: Azadi Lai Andolan Gursahani, C. T.: Kauromal Chaodanmal Khilnani Kauromal: Sami Ja Saloka Khuhro, M. A.: Jay Jote Jalaaye Wya Lal Chand Arya: Aag Ain Toofan Malkani, N. R.: Nirali Zindagi Malkani, N.R.: Meerani Sindhuri Manohar das Kauromal: Sindhi Literature Mehar, Ghulam Rasool: Tarikh Sind: Kalhoras Naoomal, Seth: Yadigiriyoon (1871) Pherwani, Prof. S. N.: Dewan Dayaram Rashdi, Pir Ali Mohammed: Uhay Deenha,Uhay Sheenha (2 vols.) Rashdi, Pir Husamuddin: Hoo Dothi, Hoo Deenha Sharma, Vishnu: Dr. Choithram Sheikh, Abdul Majid: Hoonda Say Hayat The Sindh Story; Copyright © www.panhwar.com 152
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Appendix: G M Syed’s Visit .. ..
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Preface to Reprint “The Sindh Sto
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My grateful thanks are due to Prof.
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information. In this connection I m
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Mr. Malkani’s book is a book of h
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--- “Employment of appropriate ph
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effort had been made to synthesise
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Long have we suffered; see how grie
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Sindhu is Divine IN THE BEGINNING w
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Interestingly enough, the Bhagvad G
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Sindhu Mata THE VEDAS and the Puran
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to Encyclopedia Britannica, “the
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no lime in the area to use as cemen
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Alexander’s Waterloo in Sindh EVE
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The philosophers in turn posed him
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Truth about Dahir Sen THE PROPHET o
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next 80 years, led by Hakam, Abdull
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army of Islam became irresolute and
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order to meet the financial deficie
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priest would not agree to Sita beco
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“Jhoolay Lal” WHEN Mahmud Ghazn
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of the Khaljis. But more revealing
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The Umar Marui is one long paean of
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OH LORD of Sindh, Jhoolay Lal, and
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Napier had written off all the pre-
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loosely knit system that could be a
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Dayaram helped set up the Nari Shal
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when Gandhiji wrote his autobiograp
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muttered “lainat! lainat!” in r
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to convert them to Christianity. An
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anybody else. Colonel Trevor, the C
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The theosophists also joined hands
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“Sangathan”, and “Sanskriti
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Freedom Movement in Sindh “NADIR
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When Tilak visited Sindh in 1920, y
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of 40 women satyagrahis. Many young
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Ahmedabad municipality and Subhas C
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“I am a Sindh” -- Gandhi “EVE
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consider him a Mahatma. He used to
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On one occasion not only was a saty
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not anti-Muslim. I decline to think
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wrote to Sucheta in 1945 to ask Kri
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able to admit of inter-migration, s
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Thrown to the Wolves INDIA BECAME F
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sessions judge of Hyderabad, an Eng
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Hindus were, if anything, even more
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esolution. “He just allowed us to
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from 30 to 400. During this one Lea
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Nehru declined the offer --- even a
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