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Chah e Babul
Chah e Babul (چاہِ بابل) is a historical novel which describes Cyrus's conquest of "Babul" Capital of Bakhat Nasar Empire. In this book, the author Qamar Ajnalvi explained about angels "Haroot and Maroot".
670 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1985
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July 27, 2019
It is an excellent book, with minute details of Babylon Empire
March 4, 2020
A wonderful Book
August 12, 2020
Beautifuly written and well researched content...
November 26, 2020
Outstanding book
April 28, 2019
Interesting book which describes the situation of general masses and status of government affairs before the takeover of city of babel by Cyrus. Mostly it states atmosphere and events with reference to history. Description of Babel city, its structure is impressive and let you imagine clearly how it would be.
One thing which is appreciable that how author beautifully narrates the private parties and local culture of nudity without going into details. Whole story surrounds around the plans of Cyrus to take over of Babel city, but it took only pages to describe the actual events.
Closing of the story in the end was sort of quick with reference to to throughout pace in which events unfold. Another thing worth mentioning is the grip of the story which you feel. It keeps your interest right from beginning till end.
One thing which is appreciable that how author beautifully narrates the private parties and local culture of nudity without going into details. Whole story surrounds around the plans of Cyrus to take over of Babel city, but it took only pages to describe the actual events.
Closing of the story in the end was sort of quick with reference to to throughout pace in which events unfold. Another thing worth mentioning is the grip of the story which you feel. It keeps your interest right from beginning till end.
Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews