SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 313
Kalal and Thoka (Ahluwalia and Ramgarhia)—death of Mir
Mannu— Murad Begam and her daughter—marriage of the latter
to Ghazi-ud-Din, 170a-198b.
Muhammad Saqi Mustaid Khan, Ma’asir-i-Alamgiri,
MS. 1122 A.H., PUL, Pe. II. 21 ; ILC,
183. Be. 87. I; PPL, BLC, 76; Ptd. 3358 ; OPB, 578; BNP, 600;
JMD; KSL (Ms. dated 12th Rajab, 1156, 21st August, 1743 A.D.),
Aai. 21.
A history of the reign of Aurangzeb from 1061 to 1118 A H.,
1656-1707 A D.
Muhammad Shafi bin Muhammad Sharif Warid. Mirat-i-Waridat, MS. 1142
AH., BM, Or. 1705, Add. 6579 ; BLO, 424; RAS.
A history of the Mughals from their origin to the reign of
Muhammad Shah, with a detailed account of Farrukh Siyar and
Banda and his companions, who were massacred at Delhi in March-
June 1716 A.D. during the reign of this emperor. As Muhammad
Shafi was a contemporary, and in most cases an eye—witness of
the events recorded, his work is of great historical importance.
..............Tarikh-i-Chughatai MS. MUA. 43.
Muhammad Shah Yusuf Gardezi. See Shah Yusuf (Muhammad Gardezi).
Muhammad Umar. Swaneh Khizri, MS. 1213-14., Irvine, 80.
Muhammad Wali Allah. Tarikh-i-Farruknabad, MS. RSL. 491.
Muhsin Fani. Dabistan-i-Mazahib, compiled 1055
A.H., 1645 A. D. Ptd. Nawal Kishore Press, Cawnpore, 1904.
The author was a personal friend of Guru Hargobind, the
sixth Guru of the Sikhs, and his account of Sikhs and Sikhism of
those days is, therefore, of great value to a research student of
Sikh history and religion.
The work has been translated into English by Shea and Troyer, and the
section on the Sikhs—Nanak Panthis—has been translated by S.