AHMAD SHAH ABDALI

Ahmad Shah Abdali was the embodiment of selflessness, selflessness and sacrifice. He rose like a storm, came like a flowing stream and shattered the sweet dreams of the Maratha Empire and returned to where he had come from. He entered the land of India as a conqueror and a destroyer of youth. Great powers stood firm against him, but ultimately they had to be defeated. When he came to this country, he took away everyone's resistance. He forced everyone to obey. The Great Mughal of Delhi had taken refuge in his lap. Shuja-ud-Daulah of Oudh had accepted his unity as a token. Ahmad Khan Bangash of Farrukhabad, Hafiz Rehmat Khan of Bareilly, Najib-ud-Daulah of Najibabad were proud of being counted among Abdali's associates. The Maratha government had died. The other Hindu kings of India were present in his presence, polite and courteous, and were insisting that he accept the rule of India. Above all, the owner and heir to the throne of India, Shah Alam, was surrounded by his own confusion on the land of Bengal. Ahmad Shah Abdali could have easily become the ruler of all India, but he rejected this request. He lost this opportunity. He fought this war for the upliftment of the Muslims of India. After succeeding in this goal, he quietly returned to his country. Almost all the incidents written about Ahmad Shah Abdali in this novel are true and authentic. Even if I had written the history of Ahmad Shah Abdali, I would have had to work as hard and study as many books as I did for this novel. By reading it, Muslims will know what he was and after reading it, they will feel what he is? If this goal is achieved, then I will consider that I have done my job.