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Waheedqureshi Eng For GC University Libraries, Lahore Prof. Dr. Waheed Qureshi Collection Acc# Author Title Call No WQC-01 Asghar Ali Engineer Islam and its relevance to out age 297 ASG WQC-02 Gulzar Ahmed The Battles of the Prophet of Allah 297.63 GUL WQC-03 Abdul Hameed Kamali Space, Time and Orders of Reality 115 KAM WQC-04 Joginder Singh Puar The Panjabi Verb Form and Function 491.42 PUA WQC-05 A Bismarckian Theory 823 BIS WQC-06 Mahbub-ul-Haq The Poverty Curtain: Choices for the Third World 362.5 MAH WQC-07 Abdul Aziz The Mughul Indian court and its Institutions 954.025 ABD WQC-08 William Lee-Warner The Life of the Marquis of Dalhousie K.T. 928 LEE WQC-09 Muhammad Munawwar Dimensions of Pakistan Movement 954 MUH WQC-10 Ishwari Parsad History of Mediaeval India 954 ISH WQC-11 Major David Price (Tr.) Memoirs of the Emperor Jahangueir 923.1 MEM Punjab: History, Commerce, Productions, WQC-12 Steinbach 954.914 STE Government, Manufacturers, Laws and Religion WQC-13 Hugh Tinker India and Pakistan: A Political Analysis 954.91 TIN WQC-14 Ch. Abdul Ghafoor Muhammad: The Educator of Mankind 297.63 ABD WQC-15 Muhammad Sohail Administrative and Cultural History of Islam 297.09 MUH Michael Adams and WQC-16 Publish it not… The Middle East cover up 933 ADA Christopher Mayhew WQC-17 Asaf Hussain Political Perspectives on the Muslim World 320.917671 ASA WQC-18 Abdul Rauf Khan An Index to Quranic Teachings 297.122 ABD Muhammad Yasin Mazhar WQC-19 Organization of Government under the Prophet 297.63 SID Siddiqui WQC-20 Rashid Ahmad (Ed.) Islam in South Asia 297.09 ISL WQC-21 James Mill The History of British India 954.03 MIL The Deoband School and The Demand for WQC-22 Ziya-ul-Hasan Faruqi 954.0317 FAR Pakistan General (Retd.) Muhamamd WQC-23 My Version: India-Pakistan War 1965 954.9045 MUS Musa WQC-24 H. G. Keene The Fall of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan 954.025 KEE WQC-25 Franz Rosenthal The classical Heritage in Islam 297.1 ROS WQC-26 Michael Prawdin The Builders of the Mogul Empire 954.025 PRA WQC-27 Dr. Sachin Sen Birth of Pakistan 954.91 SAC WQC-28 Dr. Jameel Jalibi Pakistani: The Identity of Culture 954.91 JAM WQC-29 D. S. Margoliouth Arabic Historians 907.202 MAR Research Articles in Epigraphy, Archaeology, WQC-30 Vincent A. Smith (Ed.) 954 RES and Numismatics of India WQC-31 Zahid Malik (Ed.) Pakistan after 1971 954.9105 PAK WQC-32 Tariq Ali Pakistan Military Rule or People’s Power? 320.95491 TAR WQC-33 William J. Barber British Economic Thought and India 1600-1858 338.954 BAR WQC-34 G. Allana (Ed.) Presenting Pakistani Poetry 791.4391 PRE Lord Minto and the Indian Nationalist Movement WQC-35 Syed Razi Wasti 954.0356 WAS 1905 to 1910 WQC-36 Lt. Gen. B. M. Kaul The Untold Story 320.954 KAU WQC-37 Ch. Vaudeville Kabir: Volume 1 928 VAU WQC-38 Maxim Gorky On Literature 820.8 GOR WQC-39 Mau Tun Spring Silkworms and Other Stories 823 TUN WQC-40 Syed Razi Wasti (Ed.) Syed Ameer Ali on Islamic History and Culture 297.09 SYE WQC-41 Arnold Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. II 901 TOY WQC-42 Arnold J. Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. III 901 TOY WQC-43 Arnold Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. IV 901 TOY WQC-44 Arnold Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. VI 901 TOY Pages: 1 GC University Libraries, Lahore Prof. Dr. Waheed Qureshi Collection Acc# Author Title Call No WQC-45 Arnold Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. VII 901 TOY WQC-46 Arnold Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. VIII 901 TOY WQC-47 Arnold Toynbee A Study of History: Vol. XII 901 TOY The Nation’s Voice: Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad WQC-48 Waheed Ahmad (Ed.) 923.2 NAT Ali Jinnah: Vol II WQC-49 Sharif-Al-Mujahid Quaid-i-Azam and His Times: A Compendium 923.1 QUA WQC-50 John Keay Into India 915.4 KEA WQC-51 R. C. Majumdar History of the Freedom Movement in India 954 MAJ WQC-52 R. C. Majumdar History of the Freedom Movement in India 954 MAJ Narrative of Various Journeys in Balochistan, WQC-53 Charles Masson 915.491 MAS Afghanistan and the Punjab Narrative of Various Journeys in Balochistan, WQC-54 Charles Masson 915.491 MAS Afghanistan and the Punjab Narrative of Various Journeys in Balochistan, WQC-55 Charles Masson 915.491 MAS Afghanistan and the Punjab Travels into Bokhara and A Voyage on the Indus WQC-56 Alexander Burnes 915.4 BUR Vol I Travels into Bokhara and A Voyage on the Indus WQC-57 Alexander Burnes 915.4 BUR Vol II Travels into Bokhara and A Voyage on the Indus WQC-58 Alexander Burnes 915.4 BUR Vol III WQC-59 Dr. Ahmad Nabi Khan Relices of Allama Iqbal: Catalogue 012 AHM Aspects of Abdul Kalam Azad: Essays on his WQC-60 Abdullah Butt (Ed.) 923.2 ASP literary, political and religious activities Soft Target: How the Indian Intelligence Service WQC-61 Zuhair Kashmiri 327.120954 KAS Penetrated Canada The Renegade: A Narration of the Mother of All WQC-62 Dr. Yaseen Rizvi 825 YAS Retreats Manhunt in the Desert: The epic dimensions of WQC-63 Akhtar Ahsen 821 AHS man WQC-64 John Davenport An apology for Mohammed and The Koran 297.63 DAV WQC-65 S. Shahid Hamid Karakuram Hunza: The land of just enough 954.912 HAM WQC-66 Thomas Holdich Gates of India 915.4 HOL WQC-67 R. N. Saletore Early Indian Economic History 330.954 SAL Conspectus: Articles on Pakistani Themes and WQC-68 A. R. Anjum 808.8493 ANJ Some Literary Essays WQC-69 Zahiruddin Faruki Aurangzeb and his times 954.0258 ZAH India and Pakistan: A general and regional WQC-70 O.K.H. Spate 915.4 SPA geography WQC-71 James Vinson (Ed.) Contemporary Novelists 928 CON WQC-72 Constitutional Documents Pakistan VOL IV-B 342.5491 CON WQC-73 A. R. Tariq (Comp.) Speeches and statements of Iqbal 921 SPE WQC-74 I. A. Richards Practical Criticism: A Study of Literary judgment 801.95 RIC WQC-75 Abdul Qadir bin Muluk Shah Muntakhab-ut-Tawarikh 954 ABD The Maulana Azad Library: A Major Library of the WQC-76 Ishrat Ali Qureshi 027 QUR World 1877-1988 WQC-77 Margaret Smith Rabia: The Mystic and her Fellow Saints in Islam 922 SMI WQC-78 Ramkrishna Mukherjee The Rise and Fall of the East India Company 954.031 MUK WQC-79 Hammudah Abadalati Islam in Focus 297 HAM WQC-80 Thomas R. Metcalf The Aftermath of Revolt India, 1857-1870 954.0317 MET Pages: 2 GC University Libraries, Lahore Prof. Dr. Waheed Qureshi Collection Acc# Author Title Call No WQC-81 Dr. Mayhmood A Ghazi Qadiani Problem and position of Lahore Group 297.86 GHA WQC-82 Wavell: The Viceroy’s Journal 923.1 WAV Pick of Mir: New and sensitive verse rendering of WQC-83 Rajinder Singh Verma (Tr.) fifteen hundred best verses of greatest Urdu 891.4391 PIC lyricist Mir Taqi Mir The right Honourable sir Mortimer Durand: A WQC-84 Sir Percy Sykes 923 SYK Biography WQC-85 Mohamed Amin Journey through Pakistan (Large Book) 915.491 AMI WQC-86 I. H. Qureshi (Ed.) A Short History of Pakistan: Books one to four 954.91 SHO Political History & Institutions of the Early Turkish WQC-87 Dr. Muhammad Aziz Ahmad 954.022 AHM Empire of Delhi (1206-1290 A.D.) WQC-88 K.M. Panikkar Asia and Western Dominance 950 PAN Documents on Political Thought in Modern India: WQC-89 Appadorai 320.954 APP Volume II WQC-90 B.N. Pandey (Ed.) Leadership in South Asia 324.254 LEA Islam and Development: Religion and WQC-91 John L. Esposito (Ed.) 909.097671 ISL Sociopolitical Change Spiritual swings and Soaring Wings: A Study in WQC-92 A Rauf Sheikh Sufism Mysticism and Spiritualism the Methods 297.4 SHE of Islam WQC-93 Sayyid Suliman Nadwi Muhammad: The Ideal Prophet 297.63 NAD WQC-94 List of Indian post offices 383.42954 LIS History of Muslim Civilization in India and WQC-95 S.M. Ikram 954.91 IKR Pakistan (712-1858 A.C.) Symbol and Theory: A Philosophical Study of WQC-96 John Skorupski 301.21 SKO Theories of Religion in Social Anthropology WQC-97 Muhammad Abdur Rahim Social and Cultural History of Bengal: Vol II 954.14 MUH WQC-98 Julius Germanus Modern Movements in the World of Islam 297 GER WQC-99 Pickthall A Life Sketch of The Prophet Mohammed Al Amin 297.63 PIC WQC-100 A.J. Arberry Sufism: An account of the Mystics of Islam 297.4 ARB WQC-101 G.A. Ballard Rulers of the Indian Ocean 954 BAL WQC-102 James Mill The History of British India 954.03 MIL A Dictionary of Technical Terms: Physics WQC-103 Aftab Hassan (Comp.) 030 DIC Mathematics and Astronomy WQC-104 Mazheruddin Siddiqi Modern Reformist Thought in the Muslim World 297.092 MAZ WQC-105 Athar Husain The Message of Muhammad 297.63 ATH WQC-106 Ch. Abdul Ghafoor Some Aspects of Islamic Education 297.7 ABD The Seir Mutaqherin; or Review of Modern WQC-107 Seid Gholam Hossein Khan Times: Being an History of India As for down as 954 SEI the Year 1783 The whole written in Persian Prisoners of Political Drama: An economic WQC-108 F.A. Fareedy 320.95491 FAR solution to the poverty of politics in Pakistan A Short History of Pakistan: Book Three The WQC-109 Sh.
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