Professional Documents
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by
Mohammed Abdul Hafeez
Email hafeezanwar@yahoo.com
Hyderabad, India
Published by
MOHAMMED ABDUL HAFEEZ
First Published 1437/2016
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Preface
This is brief biography book of Queen Zubaida of
Baghdad and it is very old record from history books and which
is written in Urdu language and translated by me first time into
English.
This is a small book in which there are biography details of
Queen Zubaida of Baghdad are added and in this book there
are some great achievements of this great Queen Zubaida of
Baghdad which are not yet known to the general persons and
other persons are published in a very interesting style so for this
reason the readers will find great interest and attention in this
matter.
From the above facts and details, if the readers will starts
reading this books first page and will not stop its reading till
they will reach its last page as in this book some interesting
events and as well as endeavours of Queen Zubaida of
Baghdad are added and who was passed away from the world
many centuries ago.
Even though this is a small book but due to its importance it
is so great due to coverage of many interesting events and
positive information in it so it is like an ocean of knowledge
and information about great queen of Baghadad and who was
passed away from the world upon doing her great endeavours
and many hard tasks and work of Islam in the area of the
Makkah region as well in some other native states of Arabia
during the Hashmite family rule of Baghdad. So this book is
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One day Bohlool was sitting at the corner of the river, and he
was making some flower beds like the children were. Abbasid
Caliph Harun Al-Rashid Rashid's wife Zubaydah happened to
cross by. When she came near Bohlool, she asked, "Bohlool!
What are you doing?"
Bohlool answered, "Making Paradise."
"Do you sell the Paradise you have to me?"
"Yes, I sell them."
"For how many dinars?"
"For 100 dinars."
Since Zubaydah wanted to help Bohlool in any way she could,
she immediately ordered her servant to give Bohlool 100
dinars, which he did.
THE END.