Hast-o-Bood Part-6

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 Hast-o-Bood

Introduction author Mian Ijaz Nabi 
by Sharif Kanjahi

 

Shabbir Shareef Hospital, RHC Kunjah

 

The father who urges his children to be good citizens is doing the same thing as the reformer or ruler who is creating a better sense of citizenship in the country and the nation. It becomes difficult. In this way, to encourage the youth of the Mangral nation [tribe] to take a masculine step in the cost of living, to present to them the opportunities of the lives of the elders of this nation, as the author himself has said, is rightly received and Islamic. It is an undeniable psychological fact that the ups and downs of the lives of Mian Muhammad Azam, Mian Noor Khan and Mian Rasool Bakhsh can be more influential and impressive for the newborns of the Mangral Nation than a personal reference. Included, the same reference for which, being Punjabi and Pakistani, I call myself Kanjahi.

 

As Mian Sahib himself has written, no one has written about the Mangral nation before. Therefore, like all such first impressions, this image too, where the need for redesign is announced, is also credited with making this task easier. It may be that Mian Sahib will give a compilation to the Mangral nation [tribe, goth] in particular and other people of taste who are interested in these topics in general, which are related to "The Search for the Lost". Find out more clearly where these people originally lived. Where did they migrate and why? What is the linguistic meaning of his name and on what basis did Raja Hafi Dev name his son Mangral?

 

It is also possible that the book, which the author has written in his typical incomprehensible and common sense style [giving literary click here and there], may inspire another connoisseur to pursue research and curiosity. In the house of research on tribe topic, this is a burning fire.

 

Sharif Kanjahi

Gujarat, April 4, 1977

 

to be continued......

 

Note: Its not necessary to agree with any of the texts of the book.

 

 

#Mangral #Mangral_Rajpoot #Mangral_Rajpute #Hast_o_Bood #Mian_Ejaz_Nabi #Kotali_Mangralan


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