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 | | Lahore Lahore Aye
by A. Hameed
A. Hameed has always had the remarkable gift of bringing the past to life. His reminiscences of Lahore as it was in the early years of independence and through the 1950s are to be treasured because such evocative writing is rare in our literature....read more
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 | | Iqbal's Vision and Pakistan Today (Thoughts and Facts)
by V.H. Jeoffrey
The assortment of articles in this new book by the author is based on his impressions on vital issues that continue to agitate the mind that influenced a section of society and people in not too distant past...read more
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 | | My Kashmir: Conflict and the Prospects of Enduring Peace
by Wajahat Habibullah
The picturesque Indian state of Jammu and coexistence has been ravaged by conflict for sixty years, caught in a tug-of-war between historical rivals India and Pakistan...read more
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 | | An Introduction to Islamic Finance Theory and Practice
by Zamir Iqbal & Abbas Mirakhor
The global demand for an ethical form of investing has led to a major boom in Islamic banking and finance. Banks such as HSBC and Citibank have announced their ambition to become major players in the market...read more
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 | | The Diary of a Social Butterfly
by Moni Mohsin
Meet butterfly, Pakistan’s most lovable, silly socialite. An avid partygoer, inspired misspeller, and unwittingly acute observer of Pakistani high society, Butterfly is a woman like no other...read more
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 | | The Search for Al-Qaeda
by Bruce Riedel
Al Qaeda is the most dangerous terrorist network in history. its charismatic and elusive leader, Osama bin Laden, has been Public Enemy Number One since the horrific attacks of September 11, while its presence in Iraq and Afghanistan remains among the most problematic aspects of those wars...read more
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 | | Frontline Pakistan: The Struggle with Militant Islam
by Zahid Hussain
Pakistan has been home to the world's most dangerous terrorists. Osama Bin Laden himself is believed to be hiding close to its border. After 9/11, Pakistan's military leader, General Pervez Musharraf, took an astonishing about-turn...read more
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 | | Tribal Fighting in NWFP
by Gen Sir Andrew Skeen
During the first half of the twentieth century, the mountainous North West Frontier represented one of the British Empire's most strategically important borders...read more
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 | | The Madrassah Challenge (Militancy and Religious Education in Pakistan)
by C. Christine Fair
An ever-expanding body of literature continues to concentrate on the supposed role the madrassah, or religious school, plays in threatening international security...read more
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 | | Roots of Religious Tolerance in Pakistan and India
by Dr. Kamran Ahmed
With a rare mastery of history, religions, and depth psychology, Dr. Kamran Ahmad leads us through the journey of the Soul in Heer-Ranjha, discovering what may be the only way to find harmony in the subcontinent...read more
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 | | Dictionary of Islamic Terms
by Deeb Al-Khudrawi
The Arabic words in the Arabic-English dictionary has transliteration of all the Arabic words....read more
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 | | Pakistan Unresolved Issues of State & Society
by Sardar Syed Farooq Hasnat & Ahmed Faruqui
This book should not be seen as a chronological narration of events in Pakistan’s 60-year history. It is a critical statement of concerns about the complexities of Pakistani society...read more
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 | | The Battle for Pakistan
by Haroon Ishaque Jangda
The Battle for Pakistan is a historic odyssey of the titanic struggle for the creation of Pakistan covering all significant events concisely from the Battle of Plessey in 1757 till the birth of Pakistan...read more
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 | | Shattered Hopes
by Sardar Mumtaz Ali Bhutto and Ameer Bukhsh Khan Bhutto
Six decades have passed since the establishment of Pakistan. The performance of the rulers has worsened by the year. Six presidents, twelve elected prime ministers have been dismissed and eleven parliaments dissolved in violation of the constitution...read more
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 | | Islamic Dictionary & Encyclopedia (International Edition)
by Dr. Abdur Rauf
This is the international edition of the Islamic Dictionary and Encyclopedia. The brief book embodies enlightening gists of countless researches and authentic writings of Islam...read more
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 | | The Adventures of Amir Hamza
by Brigadier Musharraf Ali Farooqi
The Arabian Nights of the Mughal world in its definitive English translation – here is the spellbinding story of Amir Hamza, adventurer and uncle of prophet Muhammad, who travels to exotic lands, defeats many enemies and...read more
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 | | India's External Intelligence: Secrets of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW)
by Maj Gen VK Singh
The Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) is India’s premier intelligence agency. Link the CIA in the USA and MI-6 in the UK, it is responsible for external intelligence. However, unlike intelligence agencies in many democratic countries...read more
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 | | Demystifying Kashmir
by Navnita Chadha Behera
In Demystifying Kashmir, Navnita Chadha Behera breaks away from conventional assumptions and challenges long-held stereotypes to redefine the dangerous conflict over control of that tumultuous region...read more
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 | | The Gathering Storm
by Yousuf Nazar
This book’s main theme is that Pakistan cannot afford to continue the policies of a national security state that failed to address important national priorities even during a period of benign global economic environment of record growth...read more
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 | | Count Your Calories
by Pooja Malhotra
This simple and concise book is especially meant for those who are calorie-conscious. It will guide them through their programme of weight management and educate them about the nutritive value of food...read more
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 | | Your Health Guide: Speaking of Ayurvedic Herbal Cures
by Dr. T. L. Devaraj
The name of each herb in different languages is given, along with its properties, composition, mode of usage and dosage. Sketches and photographs of the herbs will help readers identify them for use. Ayurvedic herbs are free from side effects and are cost effective.
Please note that this book and the treatments suggested in this book have not been approved by the FDA...read more
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 | | The Jim Corbett Omnibus
Out of Stock
Beginning with the spine-tingling excitement of his first man-eater hunt in Champawat, this selection presents stories of Corbett hunting down notorious man-eaters in the Kumaon region including the ‘Temple Tiger’ blessed by the local deity, and a chilling account of his relentless pursuit of the ‘evil-spirited’ ‘Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag’...read more
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 | | An Indian Passage to Europe
by Omar Khalidi
Mahdi Hasan Khan Fath Nawaz Jang’s fascinating observations of the British and European society, with Omar Khalidi’s introduction and notes, are among the handful of Indian representations of Europeans in the nineteenth century...read more
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 | | Jinnah of Pakistan
by Stanley Wolpert
This authoritative and uniquely insightful biography explores the fascinating public and private life of this eminently powerful but little understood leader who changed the map of the Asian subcontinent...read more
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 | | Poor As Church Mice, Book 1
by Roselyn Ogden Miller
Nearly thirteen-year-old Nora, her eleven and nine year old brothers, and five-year-old sister, Amanda are suddenly thrust into the world of homeless children in an orphanage. Nora, having promised her very ill mother she would “always keep the family together, no matter what” struggles to keep her promise...read more
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 | | Poor as Church Mice, Book II
by Roselyn Ogden Miller
Nora and her siblings, after running away from Aunt Augusta and Uncle Henley, live with an elderly woman they call Grandmere. They soon learn her bark is worse than her bite...read more
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 | | Prairie Rose and The Beaded Anthills
by Roselyn Ogden Miller
Prairie Rose loves to run through the native countryside near her family’s camp. One day she discovers a trail of ants carrying tiny decorative beads into their anthills. Little does Prairie Rose realize that her discovery will become part of a joyous celebration during her tribe’s Victory Dance, honoring the men returning from the buffalo hunt...read more
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 | | Basti
by Intizar Husain
Intizar Husain’s novel Basti, considered one of the finest works written on the theme of partition, recalls and re-evokes the story of Pakistan, from Partition until the loss of Bangladesh. Originally written in Urdu and first published in 1979, Basti poignantly captures the tragic succumbing of paradise to the corrosive powers of time through the emotional journey of its main protagonist, Zakir...read more
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 | | High Blood Pressure: Causes, Prevention and Treatment
by Dr. Krishan Gupta
In this easy-to-understand book, Dr. Krishan Gupta explains how blood pressure is regulated by our body, why it sometimes goes out of control and what to do to maintain a healthy blood pressure.
Please note that this book and the treatments suggested in this book have not been approved by the FDA...read more
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 | | Not Quite Cricket
by Pradeep Magazine
A revealing account of the nexus between the world’s top cricketers and bookmakers...read more
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