Just started "The Prime Obsession" by John Derbyshire. Biography of Berhnard Riemann the mathematician but focuses on one of the still-unsolved math mysteries, "The Riemann Hypothesis". Very delightful book.
About to buy James Keener's Principles of Applied Mathematics, InshaAllah.
"Mera Jeena Mera Marna sab Allah Rab-al-Aaleemeen Kay Liya Hay" .. Urdu book.. can be translated into "My Life My Death is all for Allah (SWT)" talks about the purpose of life and how to lead life based on Islamic beliefs and what does death mean and how it fits into Muslim belief system.
I'm currently reading Time and Chance by Sharon Kay Penman.
Set in 12th century, medieval England, Wales and France, it focusses on the lives of King Henry II, his wife Eleanor of Aquitaine (former Queen of France), the martyred archbishop Thomas Becket as well as other English, Welsh and French historical figures. Woven intricately into the story is the intense political drama that was taking place between the three 'monarchies' (England, Wales and France) as well as personal drama that was occuring between the characters, particular King Henry and his wife. The fact that most of this is based on historical fact is so enticing.
This is a sequel to When Christ and His Saints Slept which is about the 30 year war that eventually brought the Plantagenets into power .... an equally fascinating read.
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Just started "The Prime Obsession"
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what this one about?
anyone can suggest a good urdu book, maybe something new ( please do not suggest anything of mustanzar haasain tarrar)
I have read lots of books lately, I had read almost all of them before. i love reading some books again and again.
The house of spirits I think it is called in english, by Isabella Allende. I like thought her two other bokks in this series better, I think one of them is*A potrait in Sepia*
Diyah, as i mentioned above, The Prime Obsession is a biography of Bernhard Riemann the mathematician. IT also explains his famous unsolved Riemann Hypothesis. :)