Barq e Kalisa Novel Urdu PDF Aslam Rahi MA free download or read online from this Urdu books library. The novel under review is about Yaqub al-Mansoor, the ruler of Africa and Andalusia at the same time. The eternal light that started from the peak of Faran awakened the Holy Hijaz and began to spread in such a world in the era of Siddiq Akbar, then in the time of Omar Farooq. Where this sacred light has dispelled the darkness of falsehood from Syria and Iran and Egypt and Palestine, North Africa has also benefited from the blessings of this light. In North Africa, there are several other Muslim kingdoms besides Lia, Algeria, Tony and Morocco.
Finally in BC the Feniweis established a regular government in the territory of Tunisia. Their capital was Cartagena. Here they ruled for about six hundred years. After a year of war, the Romans finally snatched the land from the Phoenicians. The savage Term named Vandal then attacked the Romans and took the territory from the Romans. The Romans were deeply saddened by the loss of the area, so in the twentieth century, the Royans invaded again and conquered the region, and instead of the former sting of their glory there. During the reign of Farooq Azam, the area was ruled by the Romans. Were martyred and North Africa escaped the hands of the Muslims.
In 74 AH, the Muslims turned their attention to this and in a short span of four years, the Islamic flag was once again hoisted over North Africa. This work was done by Musa bin Nasir in a very efficient manner. And Musa ibn Nasir, after consolidating his rule, along with Tariq ibn Ziyad, also captured Apin. This view relates to Yaqub al-Mansour, ruler of Africa and Andalusia at the same time. Beginning at a young age, his light started spreading in the Al-Aqsa world in the era of Siddiq Akbara awakening the Holy Hijaz, then in the era of justice in Omar Farooq where this holy light from Syria and Iran and from Egypt and Palestine to the darkness of falsehood. Camphor North Africa also benefited from this light.
Apart from Toni and Morocco, there are many other Muslim kingdoms in North Africa. Finally, in BC, the Phoenicians established a formal government in Tunisia, with Cartagena as their capital. They ruled for about 600 years, but their evil was that the Romans invaded them and fought a hundred years with the Romans. The Romans eventually snatched the land from the Phoenicians. After this, a savage nation called Vandal invaded the Romans and took this territory from the Romans. The Romans were deeply saddened by the loss of this area, so in the 5th century AD, El Rava invaded and conquered the region again, and the former Hub instead of its glory.
During the reign of Farooq Azam, the area was ruled by the Romans. During the reign of Amir Muawiyah, this was given full attention and the flag of Islam was hoisted in most parts of North Africa. Within the next few years, Aqaba bin Nafi 'conquered almost the whole of North Africa, but unfortunately, he was martyred along with three hundred of his comrades in the grip of the enemy and the situation in North Africa changed again. Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan sent an army under the command of Zuhair ibn Qaysi, who, although victorious over the Beres, Zuhair and his allies also fought against El Roma.
The Dead Machine appeared in the fifth century AH. At that time the condition of Andalusia was pitiable. Hours were coming and rapidly snatching their territory from them. The dead machine reduced its rule over Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Tripoli, then the great man of the dead, Youssef bin Tashfeen, rose from Africa to Andalusia, once again defeated the Christian rulers of the north and saved Andalusia. After the fall of the dead machine, his condition deteriorated once again.
Shibli of Andalusia The rulers of Alfonso and the ruler of Portugal, Senko, invaded the Muslim territories and snatched ten territories from the Muslims. During this period, the Allies of Africa converted to Islam in their kingdom. Muhammad ibn Tomart was the founder of Wahid Yen. After his death, Abdul Mumin ibn Ali succeeded him. Abd al-Mu'min was a brave and courageous man. After Abdul Mumin, his grandson Nahri succeeded to the throne in 500 AD. His name was Yaqub Al-Mansur and this novel is about Yaqub Al-Mansour.
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