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S.No Author Title of the Book Publication House 1 Abdul Sattar S.No Author Title of the book Publication House English Non-Fiction 1 Abdul Sattar Pakistan's Foreign Policy 1947-2012 Oxford 2 Abu Bakar Amin Bajwa Inside Waziristan Vanguard Books Born to Lead: The Life and Times of S.M. 3 Adil Ahmed Afeef Group Muneer 4 Ayesha Jalal The Pity of Partition Oxford 5 Azmat Wali Conspiracy Against Islam Royal Book Company 6 Dr. Asrar H. Siddiqui Bankers' Practical Advances Royal Book Company 7 Dr. Farakh A. Khan Murree During The Raj Le Topical Dr. Mahmood Daram & Marziyeh S 8 Shakespeare and Nezami Iqbal Academy Ghoreishi 9 Dr. Manzoor Ahmad Islam and Contemporary Perspective Royal Book Company The All India Muslim League and Allama 10 Dr. Nadeem Shafiq Malik Iqbal Academy Iqbal's Allahabad Address, 1930 The 19th Century Indian Feudatory State 11 Iqbal Nanjee Pakistan Post Foundation Jammu & Kashmir The Politics of Pakistan: Role of the 12 Kausar Parveen Oxford Opposition 13 Khayyam Durrani Naked I- Memoirs of a Humanist Royal Book Company 14 Lt. Col. Mahmood Ahmed Ghazi Afghan war and The Stinger Saga Nadeem printers A History of the All-India Muslim League 15 M. Rafique Afzal Oxford 1906-1947 Pakistan Heritage Preservation & 16 Momin Bullo Hyderabad Revisted Promotion Society 17 Mrs. Rizwan Khan Swimming Between The Sharks Ferozsons (Pvt) Limited 18 Muhammad Nadeem Butt Taking Charge of Public Administration Institute of Public Health, Quetta 19 Muhammad Tahir Books That Changed My Life National Book Founation 20 Musa Khan Jalalzai Punjabi Taliban Royal Book Company Aboard the Democracy Train: A Journey 21 Nafisa Hoodbhoy Through Pakistan Last Decade of Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. Democracy 22 Nicole Rasool Teaching English as a Foreign Language Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. 23 Professor Muhammad Rafi Moral Pathways For All ages Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. 24 Saeed K. Kazi Fortune School Atlas for Pakistan Geographic Society Pakistan Public Policy, Formulation, 25 Sarfraz Khawaja Implementation Analyses. Pakistan Mr Books Focussed The North-West Frontier (Khyber 26 Sultan-i-Rome Oxford Pakhtunkhwa)Essays on History 27 Syed Mahmood Khaver Dr. Syedna Muhammad Burhanuddin Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. 28 Talha Jalal Memoirs of the Badshahi Mosque Oxford International Diplomacy in the Post 9/11 29 Tayyab Siddiqui Spinzer Printers Decade 30 Waqas Ahmed Reality of Floods in Pakistan Waqas Ahmed 31 Yusuf H Shirazi Safeguarding Sovereignty Ferozsons (Pvt) Limited English Fiction 1 Ayesha Karim Ahmed: Lost and Found Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. 2 Tanzila Khan The Perfect Situation Ilqa Publishers 3 Tehmina Durrani Happy Things in Sorrow Times Ferozsons (Pvt) Limited English Children's Book Dreams and The Mystery of Haunted 1 Aiman Rahman Book Home Lahore House 2 Asma Sikandar Gulbaz A Magical Tale About Pakistan N/A 3 Babar Maqbool A Father's Patience Maqbool books 4 Babar Maqbool Companions of The Cave Maqbool books 5 Dr. Azhar Hameed Remembering Quaid-e-Azam Irip 6 Dr. Tahira Arshad Stories from The Life of Umar Maqbool books Bano, Billoo, and Amai: The Paper Doll 7 Fauzia Aziz Minallah Oxford Book 8 Hamida Khuhro A Children's History of Punjab Oxford A Children's History of Khyber 9 Hamida Khuhro Oxford Pakhtunkhwa 10 Irum Maqbool Bunny Gets a Fright and Other Stories Maqbool books 11 Leena Shahab The Draggon Terrian Ma'arif Publications 12 Musharraf Ali Farooqi Rabbit Rap: A Fable for The 21st Century Kitab (Pvt) Ltd The Amazing Moustaches of 13 Musharraf Ali Farooqi Moochhander the Iron man and Other Kitab (Pvt) Ltd Stories 14 Saulat Pervez It's Story Time: Fun with Family Oxford 15 Sultanuzzaman Xaigham Shaykh Our World N/A 16 Yasmin Elahi Footsteps Ferozsons (Pvt) Limited Urdu Non-Fiction 1 Abdul Jalil Qureshi Tareekh ka Safar : Dehli say Karachi ST Printers 2 Abdullah Farani Syeda Fatimatul Zehra Zamzam Publications Hamdard Research Institute of Text Book: Adwiya Shanasi aur Materya 3 Aftab Saeed Eastern medicine, Faculty of Eastern Tab-e- Mashriqui Medicine 4 Akhtar Mirza Miras-e-Adab Urdu Kiyasat Nisar Art Press 5 Akmal Owaisi Peerzada Hazrat Daata Ganj Baksh Idara-ul-Owaisi 6 Ali Ab-ul-Hassan Collage 3 Zauraiz Academy Ashtiaq Ahmed/ Manzoor Akhter 7 Tanqeedaat-e-Tehseen-e-Faraqi Majlis-e-Taraqqi-e-Adab Tehsin Faraqi 8 Asia Sahar Waja-e-takhliqat-e-Kainat Aljaless International Brahein Ahmedia aur Molwi Abdul Haq 9 Asim Jamali (Baba-e-Urdu) ka Muqadma-e-Azam- Tahir Mehdi ulKalam All India Muslim League (Sir Syed say 10 Azad bin Haider Advocate Fazli sons Pvt Ltd Quaid-e-Azam tak) Sabz-o-Sufaid Hilali Parcham Kay 11 Azam Mairaj Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. Muhafiz-o-Shuda 12 Dr Rauf Parekh Urdu mei Lasani Tahqeeq o Tadween Academy Bazyaft Ikiswin Saadi mei Science aur Adab. 13 Dr. Alia Imam S R Publications Tazaad Kahan? 14 Dr. Asif Mahmood Jah Allah Kaaba aur Banda Yumna Publications Mabaad Jadidiat, Falsafa-o-Tarikh kay 15 Dr. Iqbal Afaqi Misaal publishers Tanazar Main 16 Dr. Jawed Iqbal Quran o Sunnat kay Ahkaam Zia Ul Quran Publications 17 Dr. Mahmood Ahmed Aseer Auraq ki Adbi Khidmaat Zaphire Printers 18 Dr. Muhammad Ijaz Tabassum Jo, Giza b Shafa b Takllum Publications 19 Dr. Muhammad Muneer Subhani Allah Rasool Muhammad Al-Ahsan Publications Faculty of Islamic Studies, Karachi 20 Dr. Muhammad Shakil Auj Ta'biraat University 21 Dr. Nadeem Shafiq Malik Allama Iqbal ka Khutba Allahabad 1930 Iqbal Academy 22 Dr. Najeeb Jamal Yagana Izhar Sons Dawat-e-Nabwi aur Mukhalfat-e- 23 Dr. Nisar Ahmed Idara-e-Naqsh-e-Tahreer Qureshi Urdu kay Afsanwi Adab Mei Nassai Lab o 24 Dr. Nuzhat Sultana Abbasi Anjuman-e-Taraqi-e-Urdu Lahja 25 Dr. S. M. Moin Qureshi Poorab say Europe tak Qureshi Enterprise Muaasir Tahzeebi Kashmakash aur Fikh-e- 26 Dr. Tahir Hameed Tanoli Iqbal Academy Iqbal 27 Firozuddin Ahmed Faridi Rasul Kareem kay Akhri Ayaam Fatima Publishers 28 Fouzia Abbas Bachon mei Khoof Islamic Research Academy, Karachi 29 Fouzia Abbas Bachon mei Manfi Rawaye Urdu Sciene Board 30 Gulzar Ahmed Qureshi Textile Industry ki Kahani Meri Zabani N/A 31 Ijaz Ahmad Yousaf Zai Pakhtun Samaaj Rumail House of Publications 32 Ikramullah Mir Kalma-e-Haq Nidai Millat (Pvt) Limited Azadi Qadam ba Qadam (Angreiz ki 33 Ishtiaq Ahmed MIS Foundation Amad say Sultan Tipo ki Shahadat tak) Azadi Qadam ba Qadam(Shah Wali Allah 34 Ishtiaq Ahmed MIS Foundation Dahalwi say Syed Ahmed Shaheed Tak) Azadi Qadam ba Qadam (Tehrik-e-Azadi 35 Ishtiaq Ahmed MIS Foundation say Watan-e-Aziz ki Azaadi tak) 36 Ishtiaq Ahmed Meri Kahani Atlantis Publications 37 Javeria Yasmeen Darkaaba Pay Dastak Akhwan Printing Press, Mirpur International People's Economic 38 Khalid Goraya Hanif Graphics Liberation 39 Khalid Javed Okian Basic English Farogh-e-fun-oadab 40 Lala Ikram ullah Khan Potrait Jaraal Transworld Publications 41 Major Asad Mehmood Khan Barshon Kay Jungle Mei Al-Bilal Publishing Company 42 Malik Maqbool Ahmed Sarwar-e-Kainaat Maqbool Academy 43 Malik Maqbool Ahmed Mushahir-e-Azab kay Khutoot Maqbool Academy 44 Malik Maqbool Ahmed Shanasa Adbi Chehre Maqbool Academy Professor Tahir Tunsi ki Tehqeeq o 45 Malik Maqbool Ahmed Maqbool Academy Tanqeed ka Tajziati Mutalaa 46 Malik Maqbool Ahmed Adbi Shanasi Maqbool Academy 47 Mashooq Hussain Zia Burhan-e-Lughat Alwaqar Publications 48 Mirza Shahid Barlas Pakistan Afsana aur Haqiqatein Dadrus Publishers Saadat Hasan Minto: Jadui Haqiqatnigari 49 Mohamamd Hameed Shahid Scheherzade aur Aj ka Fasana (Tanqeed) 50 Mohammad Ahsan Inglistan Ka So Rang Fact Publications 51 Muhammad Ahmed Sabzwari Hind mei Urdu Satwein Saadi Say Beyond Time Publication 52 Muhammad Akhtar Abdullah Aaina Real printers 53 Muhammad Ayyaz Rahi Yadoon ki Basti Al- waqar Publications 54 Muhammad Jawed Chaudhry Mama Zindabad Chaudhary Shareef Sons 55 Muhammad Qasim Bhutta Masnoot-e-Anwar Mairaj Khalid Printers 56 Muhammad Rizwan Qayoom Qarb-e-Maazi N/A 57 Muhammad Saleem Butt Pak Nagri Ilm o Irfan Publishers 58 Muhammad Saleem Butt Karwey Gulab Ilm o Irfan Publishers 59 Muhammad Saleem Butt Raqs-e-Diwangi Ilm o Irfan Publishers 60 Mushtaq Ismail Amir Khusro Germany Mei NaqshPublications 61 Nadeem Bari Muhammad sab say achey Waqas Printers 62 Nadeem Israr Usmani Maaeeshat Naqi Printers 63 Naseer Turabi Shayriat Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. Ma Baad Nau Aabadiyat(Urdu kay 64 Nasir Abbas Nayyar Oxford Tanazur Mei) 65 Nasir Ali Syed Adab kay Atraaf Mei Mulaqaat Publications Beauru of Composition, Compilation 66 Nighat Sarwar Sarwar Naseem and Translation 67 Professor Abdul Haq Quaid-e-Azam ka Taswur-e-Pakistan Maktaba-e-tameer-e-insaniyat 68 Professor M Nazeer Ahmed Tashna Tehrikaat-e-Pakistan Maqbool Academy Professor Syed Shabeer Hussain 69 Encyclopedia Talimaat-e-Islam Maqbool Academy Shah Zahid 70 Qais Choudhary Siddiqa-e-Kainat Mairaj Company 71 Rao Mohammad Saghir Khan Wo Din Dur Nahi N/A 72 Rashid Ashraf Ibn-e-Safi-Shaksiyat aur Fun Bazm-e-takhleeq-e-azab Pakistan 73 Sabir Ali Jaffery Nigareshat Idara-e-anwaar-e-adab 74 Sajjad Jahania Bay Samar Rah Ka Mussafir Saang-e-Meel Publications 75 Saleem Khaliq Choti cricket ka Bara Muqabala N/A 76 Shahid H Qadri Daira-e-Zindagi N/A Minar-e-Azmat-o-Riffat Nawab 77 Syed Mahmood Khawar Paramount Books (Pvt) Ltd. Muhammad Ismail Khan 78 Syed Mazhar Jameel Zikr-e-Faiz Culture dept, Government of Sindh 79 Syed Zohair Ahmed Tarbiyat-e-olaad mei Walidaain ka Kirdar Faiz Mushtaaq Publications 80 Tariq Mehmood Naqshbani Encyclopedia Syedna Ameer Muaawiya Al-Islam Publishers 81 Usman Damohi Karachi Tareekh Ke Aine Me Tawakkal Academy 82 Wali Jan Barq Ya Bijli City Book Point Urdu Fiction 1 A- Khayam Siraab Manzil Ahmed Brothers Printers 2 Agha Gul Machine Gardi Raang-e-Adab Publications 3 Fahmida Riaz Hum Loag Oxford 4 Hassan Manzar Insaan, Aye Insaan A.G.
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