The writing style of Tarar Sahab is completely different in this one. In this travelogue contemporary Spain or Al-Andalus of the s comes to life with reference to its historical importance. It led to new trend in Urdu literature. Javedakram rated it really liked it Sep 30, I used to think about Spain with a whole different perspective but aftef reading this book, I think about it at a whole different level of imagination. A portrait of nostalgia done so well that by the end of the book the reader reminisces as if those memories were their own. 
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Having embarked upon several painstaking and challenging tasks such as the ascension of K-2 and the surpassing of the treacherous "Chitti Buoi" Glacier among others. In this travelogue, Mr Mustansar has written about his travel to Undlass Andalus.
Undlas Mein Ajnabi By Mustansar Hussain Tarar | BOOKS | Urdu novels, Literature books, Pdf
It also gives a brief history of some events which were in parallel to where he visited which includes Pampalona, Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada. Having made a name for himself by taking the mantle in Pakistan's mountaineering community, Mustansar Hussain is widely recognized as one of the most well known personalities in Pakistan.
May 25, Maq Khan rated it it was amazing. There's something in this book, May b the lost glory of the Muslims, that speaks of itself, the magic which took Tarar there Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Mustansar Hussain Tarar takes you on an adventurous journey across Spain. Except this, it is literally one of the best travelogues of all time.
He narrates his travel and you feel like you are looking at Mustansar from top and are along with him throughout. It is clear that Mustansar has a special affection for the country and for the lost heritage of the eclectic civilisation that came into being, uniquely, only in medieval Spain.
The book focuses on present day's comparison with the days of Moorish Spain before its conquest in Spain is not as beautiful as deep it is. Mustansar Hussain is one of my favorite writers who has taken the writing of Safar-Naama to a new height. Ali Khan rated it really liked it Oct 10, In this travelogue contemporary Spain or Al-Andalus of the s comes to life with reference to its historical importance.
Undlas Main Ajnabi / اندلس میں اجنبی
Ajnqbi helps you keep track of books you want to read. Jul 29, Muhammad Ahmed rated it really liked it. His father Rehmat Khan Tarar opened a small seed store there.
His interaction with people especially the girls never let your imagination wander out of this epic book. And then the book, at the end, ends with a This book is a travelogue of Undulas Spain and a few parts of Europe. Nov 27, Sami rated it it was amazing. Though some of his publications have met lukewarm reactions due to supposed exaggeration, he reflects on this predicament with the notion that "words or even pictures cannot successfully express the beauty and splendour of nature in it's true spirit.
It is way slower than his other books and it was one of the things I loved in this book. It is just perfect and there is a difference between beauty and perfection.
He narrated his feelings and observations with well researched history of the cities he traveled.
Jun 03, Badar Rashid rated it it was amazing. And then the book, at the end, undllas with a chapter called "Undulas Mein Ajnabi". It narrates the glory Spain had seen during the Muslim rule. Gharnada and it's history, Ashbelia and qastaliaeven the raw and savage "B Certainly 5 stars are less for any piece of work by Tarar Sahab. Mustansar was born in 'Jokalian' a small town in Punjab, Pakistan in March They probably don't even know that they exist in a book.
Javedakram rated it ajnabii liked it Sep 30, Oct 09, Syeda Fatima rated it really liked it. This book makes the reader walk through the streets of Madrid, galleries of Qurtaba Mosque.
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