by Syed Yusuf Sahab | Apr 17, 2020 | Historical Narratives, Monuments, Sufiway
Khanqah established by Hazrat Fariduddin Tavile Buksh, Chandpura, Bihar Shareef. The present construction dated back to 1859 when it was restored. Pic source: Author A short biographical account of lesser known 14th C Chishti Sufi from Bihar Eighty kilometers...
by Khalid Bin Umar | Mar 23, 2020 | Historical Narratives, Monuments, Monuments, People stories
Courtyard, Madarsa Ghaziuddin, Sita Ram, C 1815 Source: British Library Madrasah Ghaziuddin/ Delhi College/ Anglo Arabic College: A Historical Review Outside the medieval era Ajmeri Gate in Old Delhi, an old school building stands proud. Few know that the present...
by Rehan Asad | Nov 8, 2019 | Historical Narratives
Salient features Translated ancient medical treatise from Greek, Persian & Indian sourcesPioneered the establishment of teaching hospitalsKept record of the patient information Represented physicians from diverse ethnic & religious backgroundsStarted...
by Khalid Bin Umar | Aug 18, 2019 | Historical Narratives, People stories
A review article| Khalid Bin Umar During the time of the Renaissance, Europe labelled a medieval polymath as being the “original inventor of algebra.” The person who wrote the first book on Algebra, & first to describe the systematic solution and quadratic...
by Barmazid Khan | May 4, 2019 | Historical Narratives
By Barmazid The origin of the Pindaris is shrouded in obscurity. They first come into notice as a class of unpaid auxiliaries attached to Maratha armies of the eighteenth century who lived by plunder and devastation of the enemy country. The name is Marathi and...
