SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 311
An account of the battle of Panipat in 1174 A.H between Ahmad Shah
Durrani and the Marathas.
Muhammad Mun’im Jafarabadi. Farrah Namah, 1876.
Muhammad Naqi Peshawari ibn Mulla. Khwajah Bakhsh. Sher Singh
Namah, ; also called Halat-i-Punjab, MS. BM, Or. 1780; 10,
Ethe, 505; KSL, Aai 39; GS : ALP M-327 ; PUL No. 166.
History of the events which took place in Lahore from the death of
Maharajah Ranjit Singh, 1255 A H., to the assassination of
Maharajah Sher Singh, the restoration of order by Rajah Hira
Singh, and the accession of Maharaja Dalip Singh. The work covers
four years, 1839-43 A.D.
Muhammad Nazim. Selections from the Peshwa Daftar (Persian) :
Miscellaneous Papers. Bombay Govt. Central Press, Bombay,
1933.
Muhammad Qasim Aurangabadi. Ahwal-ul-Khwaqin.
MS. 151 A.H , BM, Add. 26244.
History of the successors of Aurangzeb to 1151 A.H. Muhammad Qasim
Lahauri, Sayyed. Ibrat Namah, 1131 A.H.,
BM. Or. 1934, 1935; RAS, PPL. DLF; PUL No. 145.
An account of the successors of Aurangzeb from Bahadur Shah
to Muhammad Shah.
It contains a detailed account of Banda and his Sikh
companions. The expedition of Muhammad Aslam Khan, the
advance of Haidari Flag, the battle of Qila Bhagwant Rai and
Kotla Begam, the raids of Rustam Dil Khan and Muhammad Amin
Khan and the siege of Gurdaspur (Gurdas Nangal) by Abd-us-
Samad Khan have been narrated at great length. The author was