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Hindustan Hamara
Hindustan Hamara is a Travelogue of India by Qamar Ali Abbasi, perhaps the most popular Travelogue Writer of Urdu Language. He was born In Amroha (India) and later moved to Pakistan. After completing his higher studies of M.A (Economics) and M.A (Urdu), He joined the National College Karachi as Lecturer of Economics. He passed C.P.S.C and joined Radio Pakistan Lahore as Assistant director in 1966. He served Radio Pakistan for 32 years as a station director in Kuzdar, deputy controller and chief editor Ahang Pakistan Calling, Controller, Station director Radio Pakistan Karachi. After leaving Radio Pakistan he joined Jang publication as an Editor of Info Line. In 1999, he moved to the United States and joined the Weekly publication Awam as a Cheif Editor. Presently, He is writing Daily and Weekly Columns in Urdu newspapers all over the world which can be accessed through most of the news papers and their web sites. He has written 18 children's books and 28 Travelogues. He received the prestigious All Pakistan Newspaper Award for the best Column in 1991. He received pride of the Tamaga-i-Imtiaz in 2000. He has received many awards from different association and countries for his contributions to the Urdu literature. |
Safar Nama Turkey
This Safarnama is written by Mubashir Nazir, the author of "Quran aur Bible key Des Mein". The author has explored Turkey from Istanbul to Iranian Border. He has provided details of Istanbul, Bolo, Samson, Trabzon, Uzon Gol, Tortum, Erzurum, and Mount Araraat (Mount of Prophet Noah). He has also visited Ankara and Bursa. The author has explored the history of Turkey and provided details about Kemalist Movement, Sufi Movement of Maulana Jalal ud Din Romi and other important events in the history of Turkey. How did Muslims conquered Turkey and what was their position during different ages. All that you can find in this safarnama. |
Labbaik
 (1 vote)Labbaik is a travelogue and reportage of Mumtaz Mufti's Hajj. Its a classic of Urdu and is one of the best selling books in Pakistan. In this journey he was accompanied with Qudrat Ullah Shahab and had many mystical experiences. Mumtaz Mufti (1905 October 1995), was a writer from Pakistan. In the beginning of his literary career, Mumtaz Mufti was considered a non-conformist writer having liberal views. Like Mumtaz Shireen he appeared influenced by Freud. As Ashfaq Ahmed, a close friend, once said before partition, Mumtaz Mufti used to read unpopular literature and even novels by a Swedish writer. He disliked the partition plan but later became a patriotic Pakistani and defender of Islam and its principles. His main transformation from a liberal to a hardline sufi came about after he came under the influence of Qudrat Ullah Shahab. All the same, he did manage to retain his individual accent and wrote on subjects which were frowned upon by the conservative elements in society. He writings more or less resemble Sadat Haddan Manto |
NANGA PARBAT KAY JHARNON MAIN
(1 vote) A Travelogue of Fairy Meadows. Bayal camp and Nanga Parbat Base Camp Submitted 11/16/08, edited 11/16/08. 3054 hits out, 0 hits in.  Details
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Quran aur Bible key Des mein
"Quran aur Bible key Des mein" is the safarnama of Mubashir Nazir, a Pakistani traveller. Objective of this safarnama is to explore the historical sites mentioned in Quran and Bible. The author has started his journey from Saudi Arabia. Makkah city, Masjid-ul-Haram, Cave of Hira, Historical Mosques of Makkah and sites related to Hajj are covered. In Madina section, details are covered about the migration route of Prophet Muhammad, Madina city, Masjid Nabawi, Masjid Quba and Masjid Qiblatain. Next chapters are about the sites related to teh battles of Badr, Ohad and Khandaq. In the chapter of Taif, the author has covered the place of Addas, Mosque Abdullah Bin Abbas and sites of battles of Fajjar, Hunain and Taif. About Southern Saudi Arabia, the author has covered the Jazan (Jizan), Fifa Mountains and Abha. He has covered the history of Sabaen Kingdom of Yemen. In his trip to North Saudi Arabia, the author has visited Khyber and Tabuk which are important sites of Islamic history. He also visited Madain Saleh which is the archeological site of Thamud and Nabataen nations. The second part of safarnama is about Jordan & Egypt. The author started his journey from Petra, the capital of Nabatea Empire, then visited to Shobak & Kerak, Dead Sea, Aman, Madaba, Mount Nebu and Baptism Site of Prophet Jesus. In Egypt, author-s major interest was Mount Tur in Sinai Peninsula. He included his comments about Cairo & Alexendria. |
Mazeed Awargi 
 (2 votes)Mazeed Awargi is an interesting and informative Travelogue (Safer Namay) of Japan by Jawed Danish, a very famous dramatist of India and Canada, who wrote many original dramas and also translated dramas of other languages into urdu and hindi. One can learn all about Japan including their culture, literature, history, life style, technology, poetry, language and much more by this travelogue. Jawaid Danish sure knows how to take his readers with him in the expedition of new territories. |
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