Books and Articles Translated to English
- A SHORT HISTORY OF AFGHANISTAN
- A Century of Pashtun Leaders
- A Century of Lodhi Rule
- Afghan and Afghanistan
- Afghan manuscripts
- Afghanistan's Importance From the Perspective of the History and Archaeology of Central Asia
- Afghanistan in the Annals of History
- Amir Kror and His Ancestry
- Amir Krorr Jahan Pahlavan
- An Unknown Royal Family of Afghanistan
- Alexander in Afghanistan
- Baihaqi’s Shah Bahar
- Buddhist and Greek Vestiges in Former Afghanistan
- Calligraphy
- Central Asia
- Chinese Travelers in Afghanistan
- Common Words in Languages
- Dari Poetry Revived in the Work of Haroon
- Dependancies of Kabul During the Time of the Koraganids of India
- Expansion of Sciences During Kohsanid Period
- From Gharistan to Gharjistan and Back
- History of Pashto and Pashtunkhwa
- Ihya-al-Mulook and the history of Seistan
- Is Hazara An Ancient Word?
- Kabul and Zabul
- Kanishka, the Great Kushan Ruler, Built a Temple at Buddha’s Birthplace
- Khaljies are Afghan
- Khalji and Their Historical Identity
- Khumar
- Khushal Khan Khatak
- Koshani Rulers in Afghanistan
- Living Pashto Words in Old Persian
- Madr wa Moi
- Memoirs of Saints
- Metal Working in Early Afghanistan
- Mirwais Khan’s Effective Movement to Liberate Afghanistan During the Early 18th Century
- Mosques of the 8th Century in Khorasan
- Mother of Dari Language
- Nadir Khan and his Family
- Old Kandahar
- Pashtunkhwa
- Pashto and Ancient Aryan languages
- Pashto Fourteen Hundred Years Ago
- Pashto Fourteen Hundred Years Ago (PDF)
- Pashto Roots in the Name of Baghlan
- Pata Khazana (The Hidden Treasure) PDF 1.7 MB
- Pata Khazana (The Hidden Treasure, in English and Pashto)
- Pashto Prose in Tarekh-e Murasa
- Sher Shah Suri
- Seistan
- Shaal and Bolan
- Similarities of Thought of Ancient People and Their Works in the Social Strata of the Aryans
- Some Newly Discovered Words in Pashto
- Some Scholastic Families
- Some Words for Use in Pashto Linguistics
- Subuktageen’s Place of Death
- The Al-Ferigun: Men of Letters and Peace
- The Banner in Afghanistan
- The Closeness of Aryan Languages
- The Cultural Social And Intellectual State Of The People Of Afghanistan
- The Destruction of Bost
- The Fereighunids - A Scholastic Family of Local Afghan Rulers
- The Greco Bactrians in Afghanistan
- The History of Hussain Shahi
- The Temple of Naubahar
- The Importance of Afghanistan in Light of
- The Kushanid Religion
- The Language and Literature of Afghanistan
- The Language of Surkh Kotal Inscription
- The Old City of Kandahar Before its Destruction
- The Position of Pashto Language and Literature
- The Pre-Historic Period in Afghanistan
- The Relationship of 2000 Years Old Koshani or Tukhari
- The Root of the Word Aryan in Pashto
- The Role of Women in Pashto Literature
- The Sheran of Bamian
- The Special Forms of Former Names
- The Temple of Zoor or Zoon in Zamindawar
- The Tragic Life of Rabia Balkhi
- The Word Yarghaal in Amir Krorr’s Epic Poem
- The White Garment Wearers
- Two Periods of Former Civilization in Afghanistan
- Two Suspicious Persons in Kabul
- How, Where and Who Discovered the Hidden Treasure (Pata Khazana)
- History of Pashto and Pashtunkhwa
- Vara
- Vestiges of Kushan Rulers in Afghanistan
- Where Was Al Birun Situated
- Word Dividers
- Zabul and its Leaders
