Muslim Freedom Fighters of India & TIPU Sher-E-Mysore

Officially featured in TheWire.in

We are proud to announce that our book was featured in TheWire.in (as you see in the photos), the media agency; the review for our book was written by amazing book reviewer Varsha Tiwary. You can now be a part of history by reading the book.

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This package is a combination offer created specially for our readers who wanted a more affordable way to purchase our three best-selling books. Below are the details of the respective books.

Muslim Freedom Fighters of India Part 1 and Part 2

Book Details: Size: A5, printed on premium and heavy 70 gsm NS paper.

Part 1 and Part 2 collectively have 638 pages.

Note: Our books are heavy and designed for a premium reading experience and longevity. Our books will last a long time so that more than one person can read them.

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Muslim Freedom Fighters of India is a two-part book with a total of 638 pages and a complete and detailed analysis of our freedom struggle. It is a result and culmination of the last 16 months of rigorous research conducted by our team.

In the freedom struggle, people often ignore Muslims or fail to give them the due credit they deserve for their fight against the British Empire. In fact, when you study our freedom struggle, we were the first to resist, and the others followed.

These books bring balance and justice to their name and restore them to the same level of recognition they deserve, alongside our other brothers who also receive their due share of recognition.

The book begins with a two-hundred-year-old history going back to Siraj-ud-Daulah and his resistance against the tyrannical British East India Company and tells you how he was betrayed by his own for a few rupees and false promises. It then moves on to narrate the brave story of the Tiger of Mysore, Tipu Sultan, and how his stance of defiance brought him martyrdom.

The book moves swiftly through chapters, ensuring your read is a breeze, like all our books have been. Our author, Salim Khan, is an honest and blunt storyteller who believes in bringing the reality to the fore, like he has done with all his books, including the bestsellers. The Blood in Karbala and the Golden Age of Islam.

Part two takes over from the ancient freedom struggle and drops you right in the middle of our modern freedom struggle with names alike, Showkat Ali and Jouhar Ali. It then tells you the tale of intellectuals like Mawlana Azad and Hasrat Mohani and narrates the bone-chilling story of Ashfaq Ullah Khan and how his death inspired many like Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev

Salim Khan is internationally recognised in the US and Europe for his groundbreaking research on Palestine and his book, The Land Called Palestine. And he brings the same detailed approach to Muslim freedom fighters of India.

With his gripping style of narrative coupled with honest research, Muslim Freedom Fighters of India is bound to fill you with pride and honour that we Muslims deserve. After all, we are defined by our contributions, and that is precisely why they are erasing our names from our textbooks.

It is our duty to keep these names alive, so our next generation and generations after that will still keep their heads high, for if we don't tell them, who will?

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Tipu Sher-e-Mysore

Book Details: 

Size: A5, 340 pages, including 40 pages of paintings/photographs.

Printed on premium and heavy 70 GSM NS Paper

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"One day as a tiger is better than a lifetime as a jackal." 

Few Indians have received such admiration, such hot debate, and such profound misunderstanding as Tipu Sultan. For some he was the indomitable Tiger of Mysore, the ruler who challenged the might of the British East India Company in a country that was largely fragmented. 

To others, he is one of the most controversial figures in our history. But beyond the politics, beyond the headlines, and beyond the inherited stories, there is the story of a remarkable man whose life went a long way toward shaping the future of the Indian subcontinent. This book is a call to uncover that story.

Tipu - Sher-E-Mysore draws on contemporary accounts, Persian chronicles, East India Company records, and modern scholarship to take you on a journey through one of the most dramatic periods in Indian history. This is the story of a ruler who refused to submit to an expanding empire, from his early days under Hyder Ali to the walls of Seringapatam, where he chose to fight until his last breath rather than surrender. But it's a lot more than a biography.

This is the story of India in the eighteenth century: a world of collapsing empires and ambitious kingdoms, military innovation and global diplomacy, and the relentless rise of colonial power. It traces the spectacular administrative reforms of Tipu Sultan, the innovative use of iron-cased rockets, the flourishing commercial networks, the diplomatic missions across Asia and the Middle East, and the wars that changed the destiny of India forever. 

Uncover the little-known story of the sack of Seringapatam, the enormous plunder following the fall of Mysore, the destiny of Tipu Sultan’s legendary wealth, the transfer of military technology from Mysore to Europe, and how colonial narratives have perpetuated the image of one of India’s most formidable rulers across generations. This book is written in an engaging, evidence-based manner, without asking readers to embrace myths or to reject them. Instead, it goes back to its sources, dates events, and puts them into their historical context, and it lets the evidence speak for itself.

Whether you see Tipu Sultan as a fighter, reformer, innovator, or just one of the most intriguing characters of Indian history, this book gives you a glimpse of the man behind the legend.

Why Read This Biography?

History is not to be inherited but comprehended. If you are a student, a history buff, a researcher or just somebody who wants to know fact from fiction, Tipu Sultan provides an immersive journey into the life of one of India’s most extraordinary rulers and the age that changed the subcontinent forever. Meet the Tiger of Mysore not by opinion but by history.