The Durrani tribe is spread over an area that is about four hundred miles in length and one hundred and forty miles in width. — Abdul Samad Khan, History of the Pukhtuns - Pashtun History Book Copy Share WhatsApp
by Abdul Samad Khan
History · 321 pages
“Balkh is a very old city - Historians have referred to this city as Um-ul-Bilad or ‘The Mother of All Cities’, however, these days, it has lost all its grandeur.”
“These intellectuals are of the view that all the different languages that are spoken in the indo-European nations have been derived from the Sanskrit or the Zind languages.”
“To the west of the Daulatkhel are the Taituri, Miani, and Betani tribes; these are thought to be a branch of the Daulatkhel.”
Abdul Samad Khan belongs to the Alikozai line of Pukhtuns, hailing from Tehkalbala, Peshawar. A distinguished military officer with a Mechanical Engineering degree and an MSc. in Production Enginee…
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