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Pakistan History
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Welcome to the Pakistan History Bibliography-a curated collection of scholarly resources designed to support researchers, students, and history enthusiasts. This bibliography brings together books, articles, and digital curations on the histories of territories, cultures, societies, ideas, environment, and more relevant to the study of Pakistan.

Compiled by Dr. Sana Haroon (Professor of History and Asian Studies at UMass Boston) and Hosted by Habib University Library and Information Commons.

Ahmad, Mujeeb. “Politics through the Pulpit: The ‘Ulamā’ and the Cawnpore, Shahid Ganj and Manzil Gah Mosques Incidents,” Pakistan Journal Of History & Culture XLII, no. 1 (2021): 75–100.

Author: Ahmad, Mujeeb

Subject: India, Places of Worship, Ulama

Abbas, Amber. “The Solidarity Agenda: Aligarh Students and the Demand for Pakistan.” South Asian History and Culture 5, No. 2 (2014): 147–162.

Author: Abbas, Amber

Subject: Education, Freedom Movement, India, Khilafat Movement, Oral History, Partition, South Asia, Universities

Abbas, Amber. Partition’s First Generation: Space, Place and Identity in Muslim South Asia. London: I.B. Tauris, 2021.

Author: Abbas, Amber

Subject: Identity, India, Oral History, Partition, South Asia, Spatiality

Abbas, Amber. “Disruption and Belonging: Aligarh University and the Changing Meaning of Place Since Partition.” The Oral History Review 44, No. 2 (2017): 301–321.

Author: Abbas, Amber

Subject: Education, India, Oral History, Partition, South Asia, Spatiality, Universities