MANGRAL RAJPOOT BOOK PART 3

RAJA NAVEED AHMED ---- NAVEED-E-SUBHA-E- NOU

Raja Naveed Ahmed, the beacon of the Mangral Rajput family, opened his eyes in Sarsawa village of Kotli district, Azad Kashmir. As he progressed in his educational journey, his interest in knowledge and literature cultivated. After completing his education, he established his relationship with research and writing and now he has become a member of the pen and tribe. If Raja Naveed Ahmed's passion for love and awareness had not been strong in this journey, this young man would have fallen into the hands of the oppressed and would have fallen into a dark abyss from where we could not find any news of his existence or non-existence. His parents are also to be commended for adorning their children with education by giving everything they had.

In his journey of acquiring knowledge, Raja Naveed Ahmed also had to undergo hardships in Sabzi Mandi Lahore, but his steadfastness did not falter. Here he completed his education under the shadow of a knowledgeable personality like Sultan Abdul Qadir Khan. After completing his education, Raja Naveed Ahmed was appointed as a lecturer in Government Degree College, Dadial.

From childhood, Raja Naveed Ahmed used to ask his father Subedar Raja Shahbaz Khan about his family history. When he reached the age of consciousness, he took a pen and paper in his hand and went out to look for the characters of his history that had gone through his heart and mind. This explorer of history travelled through villages and towns. His father, step by step, encouraged him by advising him, "Son, when writing family history, do not take into account personal likes and dislikes, but bring the true facts to the attention of the readers."

Raja Naveed Ahmed was deeply interested in history and considered history as a milestone for nations. He is acutely aware of why no one has ever compiled the history of the Mangral tribe before. It is both a source of satisfaction and a source of joy for them that nature has chosen him to carry out this task. By writing this book, Raja Naveed Ahmed certainly created a unique identity in the academic and literary circles as a writer.

I don't think anyone has ever written such a comprehensive and detailed book on the Mangral Rajput family. In this book, Raja Naveed Ahmed discusses in detail the hundreds of years old genealogy of his family, the history of the tribe and the prominent deeds. The book also includes introductions and photographs of prominent family members, which adds to the book's importance and usefulness.

It is hoped that this first attempt of Raja Naveed Ahmed will find a unique place in the academic and literary circles and the young generation will be aware of the remarkable deeds of their predecessors and will prepare themselves to advance in the field of knowledge and practice.

I hope that Raja Naveed Ahmed will continue this journey of pen and paper and carve new suns and moons on the horizons of history and civilization, literature and consciousness.

Muhammad Saeed Asaad
Director
NIKS, Mirpur Azad Kashmir

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