Hast-o-Bood Part-7

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Hast-o-Bood

Book Case written by Doctor Mian Muhammad Aftab Asghar




History is considered one of the oldest and most useful sciences in the world and is considered to be a mirror of the individual and collective actions and character of human beings. If history is the main purpose, which is to save the happy and unpleasant relations of the forefathers and their bad or good consequences by bringing them to the opposite side and to bring them on the right path. If the experiences of previous generations in various way of life were not passed on to future generations, perhaps no country, or any family, or any individual would have been able to make progress. The biggest advantage of this is that through it, different nations and individuals and families can adapt their situation in the light of past experiences and in the future without repeating the mistakes and shortcomings of the past. Avoid unpleasant consequences.

Honorable Mr. Mian Ijaz Nabi Sahib [PCS Retired] who is the beacon of the ancient aristocratic family of Gujarat [Punjab] Mangral Rajput, this short history of his esteemed family in view of the same need, importance and usefulness of history.

Mian Sahib has not only fulfilled his family duty by writing the history of Mangrals of Gujarat, but has also made the individual members of the Mangral family his mortgage by his great service.

Until now, the present members of the Mangral family of Gujarat did not have any authentic historical source other than the authentic and certified genealogy compiled by the late Mr. Mian Muhammad Ashraf and their history is in official documents, histories of tribes and nomads and memories of elders, which was safe. Due to the rapid rise of the elders from this mortal world, there was a fear that this historical family might be destroyed. The author of the book under review, deserves the gratitude of his family for realizing this danger in a timely manner and concentrating on the collection of all this scattered material and compiling it into a book. He has saved his family from falling into obscurity. Due to their hard work and sincerity, the efforts of various members of the Mangral Rajput family of Gujarat for their survival and glorious evolution are a matter of great pride. It has come to light to a great extent and in the light of the past which is undoubtedly due to their efforts will surely help in brightening the future of the new generation of Mangarals.

It is certain that this mention of Mangrals by the forefathers will not only serve as a beacon and guide for all present and future generations, but will also instill in them a sense of self-awareness as well as different parts of the beloved homeland. In spite of the spread and kinship, it will lead to the introduction of distant and alien family members to each other, to unite them and to unite these scattered pearls in a series of unity and oneness. Because it is an indisputable fact that;


The individual must connected to the nation, not be alone
There is a wave in the river, nothing outside the river

Despite the fact that writing and historiography is not his main field, the author has shown his extraordinary historical interest in this historical work and has made it the most useful historical document by giving research and investigation. From the bottom of my heart I pray to God Almighty to keep this great son and great benefactor of the Mangral family safe and sound and to give him more energy to expose the dark corners of the ancient history of his family. ۔

It is hoped that this history will not only pave the way for the revival of the Mangral family but will also enable the author himself to perpetuate this family history.

Dr. Mian Muhammad Aftab Asghar, MA, PhD [Tehran]
Teacher of the Department of Persian and Insha-e-Punjab, Lahore
2, Shadman Colony, Lahore
May 5, 1977

[Translator does not have to agree with the contents and text of the book]

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