Reflections of an Uncommon Man

by Aminuddin Khan

Afsar Ali Khan, scion of an aristocratic family that goes back many generations, still lives in the fairytale world of his forefathers. However, the discovery of a longhidden family secret leads him on a quest where he comes across a variety of people such as Noor Ahmed, a man in search of his origins and Simon PearceHerford, the young Englishman enchanted by all things historical. Combining philosophy and history with delightful anecdotes of a royal family, Reflections of an Uncommon Man recreates a world that has long been lost, while reaffirming the need to let go of the past.

210 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2010

Reviews

[Vikas Datta]

Quite marvellous...

[Anupriya]

This is a story of people searching for meaning and truth in their lives, often coming
to the same conclusion through different ways.
Combining philosophy and history with delightful anecdotes of a royal family,
Reflections of an Uncommon Man recreates a lost world, at the same time stressing
on the importance of living in the moment and letting go of the past.
I liked the book and few sayngs. It brings peace and knowledge.