Book for pakistan affairs?
 

Which one should i go with, Rabbani's or Bhatti sons's?

[QUOTE=Malik Ubaidullah;570792]Which one should i go with, Rabbani's or Bhatti sons's?[/QUOTE]

Trek to Pakistan (for pre-partition)
Ikram Rabbani and newspapers (for post partition)

Please tell author's name of Trek to Pakistan?

Ahmmad Saeed is the writer of Trek to Pakistan.
Also try to read Military and Politics in Pakistan by Dr. Hassan Askari Rizvi and for foreign policy consult Pakistan's Foreign Policy : A Reprisal by Shahid M. Ameen.

Rabbani's book seems to cover both the Pre & Post-partition era, why then Trek to Pakistan?

well I think one must read Formative phases of pakistan of KB saeed... it not cover whole course or even pre partition part but it give good critical analysis and one can get references from it as well........

[QUOTE=Malik Ubaidullah;571075]Rabbani's book seems to cover both the Pre & Post-partition era, why then Trek to Pakistan?[/QUOTE]

Trek to Pakistan is a good and comprehensive book. That is why it is considered best for pre partition.

One of the most popular books, for preparing Pak Affairs is Trek to Pakistan.

[QUOTE=Malik Ubaidullah;570792]Which one should i go with, Rabbani's or Bhatti sons's?[/QUOTE]

Trek to Pakistan

and for references and quotes, consult these books

Making of Pakistan by K K Aziz
struggle for Pakistan by I H Qureshi

[QUOTE=Taimoor Gondal;570796]Trek to Pakistan (for pre-partition)
Ikram Rabbani and newspapers (for post partition)[/QUOTE]
I have got Trek to Pakistan and Rabbani's Pak Affairs, but Trek to pakistan covers the part from "War of Independence to The Radcliffe Award", Rabbani's book too does not seem to cover "The evolution of muslim society in sub-continent" elaborately. Please advise: Is that enough, what is given in the book or should I study it from other sources?

[QUOTE=Malik Ubaidullah;585133]I have got Trek to Pakistan and Rabbani's Pak Affairs, but Trek to pakistan covers the part from "War of Independence to The Radcliffe Award", Rabbani's book too does not seem to cover "The evolution of muslim society in sub-continent" elaborately. Please advise: Is that enough, what is given in the book or should I study it from other sources?[/QUOTE]
@Malik Ubaidullah
Trek to Pakistan comprehensively covers pre-partition part but Ikram Rabbani's book does not cover the better post- partition part, so consult a good comprehensive book Constitutional and Political History of Pakistan by Hamid Khan alongwith newspaper and Internet material.

Regards

are there ebooks available for these 2 books ?

Trek to Pakistan for pre partition and Imtiaz shahid for post partition,also go through the newspapers daily.

trek to Pakistan by Ahmad saeed is enough.for ulemas portion buy any pak study urdu book to take only concepts.now a days the paper trends have changed.it is more c.a than p.a

Trek to pakistan
 

Has anyone have the book "Trek to pakistan" by ahmed saeed....?? in softform!!
Regards

try Ikram Rabbani as well.it entirely covers syllabus. besides, read some qualitative books

[QUOTE=sohaibahmed85;633804]Has anyone have the book "Trek to pakistan" by ahmed saeed....?? in softform!!
Regards[/QUOTE]

I donot know about trek to Pakistan . But try this link , it has got some very good books regarding Pakistan Affairs .

[B][U][URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?b4j4d1j1m1b21#w70g3gp4h92bu"]Pakistan Affairs E-books [/URL][/U][/B]

[QUOTE=sohaibahmed85;633804]Has anyone have the book "Trek to pakistan" by ahmed saeed....?? in softform!!
Regards[/QUOTE]

Dear sir,
'Trek to pakistan' (available in both urdu and english), is a very nice book! especially for covering MCQs
Trend being followed now-adays, In pak.affairs paper!
I would suggest it as a must read book!

Thanks and regards!

[QUOTE=Muhammad Ali Chaudhry;634458]I donot know about trek to Pakistan . But try this link , it has got some very good books regarding Pakistan Affairs .

[B][U][URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?b4j4d1j1m1b21#w70g3gp4h92bu"]Pakistan Affairs E-books [/URL][/U][/B][/QUOTE]
brother when try to download they demand username and password. What's that????????????

This is what I got from this thread:
[FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue]Trek to Pakistan (for pre-partition) by Ahmad Saeed[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR=RoyalBlue] [/COLOR][/B][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue][FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT]Ikram Rabbani and newspapers (for post partition)[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR=RoyalBlue] [/COLOR][/B][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue][FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT]Military and Politics in Pakistan by Dr. Hassan Askari Rizvi[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR=RoyalBlue] [/COLOR][/B][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue][FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT]Pakistan's Foreign Policy : A Reprisal by Shahid M. Ameen. (for foreign policy) [/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR=RoyalBlue] [/COLOR][/B][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue][FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT]Formative phases of pakistan of KB saeed (For critical Analysis)[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR=RoyalBlue] [/COLOR][/B][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue][FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT]Making of Pakistan by K K Aziz & struggle for Pakistan by I H Qureshi (For references and quotes)[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR=RoyalBlue] [/COLOR][/B][B][COLOR=RoyalBlue][FONT=Wingdings]Ø [/FONT]Constitutional and Political History of Pakistan by Hamid Khan[/COLOR][/B]

The Press Review is also quite helpful for this purpose.

[QUOTE=Azkia;639333]can u help me????[/QUOTE]

PAKISTAN AFFAIRS

1- EXAM CRAM Pakistan Affairs (Adeel Niaz)
2- Pakistan Affairs (M. Ikram Rabbani)
3- Pakistan's Foreign Policy: A Reappraisal (Shahid M. Amin)
4- Pakistan's Foreign Policy 1947-2005 (Abdul Sattar)
5- Pakistan Political Roots & Development 1947-1999 (Safdar Mahmood)
6- The Military & Politics in Pakistan (Hasan Askari Rizvi)
7- The Idea of Pakistan (Stephen Philip Cohen)
8- Trek To Pakistan (Ahmed Saeed)

These are some books suggested by members and teachers for Pakistan affairs paper.

Can you please send me 2 books...
Trek to pakistan by Saeed Ahmed
Foreign policy by Abdul sattar

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The struggle for Pak by Aysha Jalal, fetched with plenty of refrences. i found it worth reading.

[QUOTE=Malik Ubaidullah;570792]Which one should i go with, Rabbani's or Bhatti sons's?[/QUOTE]
The best books for preparation are
Ikram rabbani (pak affairs)
Hassan askari (notes)
struggle of pakistan by IH Qreshi
Trek to pakisan
Dawn for domestic affairs
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If it is worth the prize , it is totally worth the fight

No single book
Prepare 28 Pakistan affairs topics by making your own notes by consulting different research reports, dawn articles, books etc

sir can u tell me those 28 topics? for Pakistan affairs

[QUOTE=ehsankhar786;1013011]sir can u tell me those 28 topics? for Pakistan affairs[/QUOTE]

[B][COLOR="RoyalBlue"]I think he was referring to the topics mentioned in the syllabus given by FPSC , as you can see there that there total 28 topics given there in FPSC syllabus outline for Pakistan affairs.[/COLOR][/B]