سامراجی تصورات کے کے عزیز کی نظر میں کی روشنی میں "The British in India" تصنیف

Imperialistic Notions in the View of K.K. Aziz (In the Light of the Book the British in India)

Authors

  • Muhammad Shoaib Sattar Ph.D Scholar, Department of Urdu, GC University, Faisalabad
  • Dr. Rabia Sarfraz Chairperson, Department of Urdu, GC University, Faisalabad

Keywords:

K.K Aziz, historian, Imperialism, Colonialism, British, Indian subcontinent, imperialist's agenda, colonized countries

Abstract

Khursheed Kamal Aziz, better known as K.K.Aziz, was a Pakistani historian, Professor and writer. He admired for his books written in the English language. However, he also wrote Urdu prose and was a staunch believer in the importance of about the world. He had a profound love for words and writing. He authored reversal notable books are the modern history of the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent. He has a unique style of writing that stimulated reader's thought process. He wrote on many significant issue related to Pakistan and also came up with volumes of significant details on important dignitaries who helped in shaping the history of the Indian subcontinent. The British in Indian (A study in imperialism) is a notable work of K.K Aziz. Imperialism is the practice of extending a nations power over the countries or peoples. It can involve the use of military force, economic control or other forms of power K.K Aziz enlightens about the pros and cons of imperialism. He clearly described the intention behind imperialist's agenda. He tells us that imperialism has had a performed impact on many countries around the world, particularly in Indian. The imperialism impacts deeply to the colonized countries. In this article, in the eyes of K.K Aziz imperial concepts are clearly defined?

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Published

2025-03-06

How to Cite

Muhammad Shoaib Sattar, & Dr. Rabia Sarfraz. (2025). سامراجی تصورات کے کے عزیز کی نظر میں کی روشنی میں "The British in India" تصنیف: Imperialistic Notions in the View of K.K. Aziz (In the Light of the Book the British in India). Zauq-e-Tahqeeq, 7(1), 1–9. Retrieved from http://www.zauq-e-tahqeeq.com/index.php/ZT/article/view/290