SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 365
of Sayyad Ahmad, 185-86; Maler Kotla and Guru Gobind Singh—
M. Ranjit Singh, 304; Sikh conquest of Peshawar and the exploits
of Hari Singh, 328-29; massacre of Sikhs by Muhammad Azam
Khan of Kala Bagh ,during the time of Taimur Shah Abdali, 651;
Sikhs and Afghans, throughout.
This work has been translated by Henery Priestly under the title
“Afghanistan and its inhabitants”, Public Opinion Press, Lahore,
1874 (ILC, 114. F. .17).
Muhammad Ismail Panipati. Tarikh-i-Panipat, in the Hayat-i-Nau,
Panipat, for the month of July, 1936, Vol. IV, No. I.
Muhammad Hussain Aghiab, Mohani, Sayyad. Nairang-i-Afghan. Sham
Avadh Press, Lucknow, 1904.
A national and Political history of Afghanistan.
Treaty between RanJit Singh and Shah Shujah dated 12 th
March, 1834, 61; British expedition to Afghanistan to enthrone
Shah Shujah, 64; Tripartite Treaty, 65.
Muhammad Jafar Thanesree. Swaneh Hazrat Sayyed Ahmad Barelvi.
Sufi Printing and Pub. Coy., Pindi Baha-ud-Din, N.D.
Gives a detailed account of Barelvi’s crusades against the Sikhs
from 1826 to 1831.
Muhammad Mustafa, Gulshan-i-Punjab, PPL.
Muhammad Najam-ud-Din. Akkbar-us-Sanadid. Naw;jl Kishore
Press, Lucknow, 1918.
Muhammad Najam-ul-Ghani, Tarikh-i-Awadh. Muradabad 1909
RSL. 321-4.
Muhammad Rahim Bakhsh. Tarikh-i-Daulat-i-Durrania. r 321 A.H.
A history of the Durranis from the time of Ahmad Shah.
Muhammad Zardar Khan, Haji. Saulat-i-Afghani. Nawal Kishore Press,
Cawnpore, 1876.
A history of the tribes of the Afghans.
The Abdalis and the Sikhs, 52-54; trans-indus territories under