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This book reminds me my childhood when I started studying Nurul Idah after completing Qudori and my teacher congratulated me that now you are in upper grade of Islamic studies. After Nurul Idah he taught me Kanzul Daqayaq and sharhe waqaya.
I remeber those days with fondness when I was taught Khulasa, Munya, Isaghuji, Mezanul Mantaq, Gulsitan, Bostan, Panj Ganj and many others.
Now remembering those days after many years I ponder over
Pashtuns were very good at that time when their families used to teach them these classics but now Salafi, Deobandi books made Pashtuns extremists and terrorists.
Pashtuns never had their own curriculum of Pashto books except in rare cases diwane Abdul rahman Baba. They always depended on Arabic, Persian and now on Urdu and english texts. I dont know any good Pashto classic text.
This book reminds me my childhood when I started studying Nurul Idah after completing Qudori and my teacher congratulated me that now you are in upper grade of Islamic studies. After Nurul Idah he taught me Kanzul Daqayaq and sharhe waqaya.
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