Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | Ep 81
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2022
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Mr. Hashmatullah Khan was my maternal great grandfather. His son Col. Haider Khan was part of the Aligarh University and subsequently his son Salman Haider became the Foreign Secretary of India.
Nice to know that. Tarikh e Jammu is a very useful book.
Great Contibution to the Intellectual assets of the nation.
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Thank you very much.
Oooh wah, can’t wait for the next episode
Loved it
Eagerly waiting for the next episodes
A really interesting episode, anxiously waiting for the next episode.
And the cliffhanger at the end.... Waiting for next episodes
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*"Blank on the Map"*
Awesome and amazing explorations by Col. Tillman and Sir Eric Shipton.
Shipton was not knighted. So he is not Sir Eric. And Tilman was Major Tilman.
Very interesting and informative.
Bohat meherbani, tohadi, Zakia.
Absolutely amazing episode.
Thank you very much, Prashant.
I did not read your book "The Apricot Road to Yarkand", but these series of episodes will give us details of your work and journey. Always love to listen to you your stories salman sb. Learn new words "Chogo Lingtza" "Sarfo Lago" and "Muztagh". Stay healthy!
Thank you very much. This is what you get from a real travel writer who has done his research before embarking on a journey. This is how writing in English differs from Urdu so-called travel writing.
@@salmanrashid8880 thank you for your insights. Just ordered your Urdu version of "the apricot road to yarqand"
@@AhmedNayyar Thank you very much.
Welcome 🤗🙏👣🙏
دوبارہ بہت اعلی جناب ۔
بہت مہربانی، جناب
@@salmanrashid8880 سر آپکے سارے ہی پروگرامز دستاویزی ڈوکومینٹری کی ذیل میں آتے ہیں۔ جس طرح آپ نے cartographers کے حالات کو دلچسپی سے بیان کیا ہے۔ آپ سے گزارش ہے کہ رچرڈ برٹن پر ایک پورا باب کریں کیونکہ اس نے بھی خانہ کعبہ اور سندھ پر ابتدای کام کیا ہے۔ کام سوتر اور الف لیلہ کا ترجمہ بھی کیا۔ اور سب سے بڑی بات یہ کہ وہ آفریدی پٹھان بن کر اس نے آفریدیوں کے ساتھ حج کیا اور انھیں اس کا پتہ بھی نہیں چلا کہ یہ آفریدی نہیں۔ اس طرح کے کردار ہمارے تجسس کو ابھارتے ہیں۔
آپکا ایک مضمون دی نیوز میں پڑھا تھا جس میں آپ نے ڈی این اے اور سیدوں اور اعوانوں کا ذکر کیا تھا کہ ان کا کسی طرح بھی عربوں کے ساتھ کوئ سمبندھ نہیں بنتا۔ اگر وہ دستیاب ہو تو اس کا لنک بھیج دیں۔
@@shabbirahmeddar7765 اس قسم کا آرٹیکل لکھا ضرور تھا، لیکن اب لنک ڈھونڈنا بہت مشکل ہے۔
@@shabbirahmeddar7765 I have a set of the 2-vol account of Burton's haj read 25 years ago. I have earlier also read his works on Sindh. But to do such a documentary I will have to reread all those works. That's asking for too much time from my work that puts bread on the table.
Seen & heard for second time.
Fascinated by Yarkand/ Yarkandi horses name heard in a story told by someone. Those horses are half the size of normal horses.
Once the king thereof fell extremly ill and got treated by Gurdaspur reknowed Hakeem Mirza Ghulam Mutaza. who was called there for treatment . Who treated him placing the king amid dried dung and began burning them. The lices on his body left and king got healthy.
While his subjects were raising noise in protest.Althogh it was told to them prior to treatment.
babus get things done when they want, so no surprises there. And the khurpas that you mentioned.............hehehehehehe............yep, they do stand out in a crowd...........they don't even try to blend in! Poor guys.
Looking forward to the coming episodes on this. And thanks for doing this........its a treat to hear things the way you describe them.
Muztagata = Buz Dağ ata is an combination of three words
Buz means ice, dağ means mountain and ata means elder.
Thank you. However, from chaste Turki to Kirghiz and Uighur the word changes to Muz. Also Dagh of Turki becomes Tagh in these languages.
Sir what is tha meaning of the name Changtok in the map on 19:42? Sounds very close to Gangtok, capital of Sikkim.
I don't know how much the language of Sikkim takes from Tibetan, but Balti derives from Tibetan and Changtok being from Balti, I did not ask the meaning.
Must mean something in Tibetan I am guessing. Baltistan and Sikkim are so far apart but must share a lot in common culturally I think.
@@siddharthadas1040 All place names in Baltistan mean something. So too must Changtok. Incidentally, up on the glacier, we camped right under its western flank.
Hello guruji
Hello there.
سر پرانے لوگ کھانا بھی تو کہتے تھے پکوڑوں کے بارے ان کی کتنی پرانی تاریخ ھے
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Great Contibution to the Intellectual assets of the nation.
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