M. Nasim Khan
M. Nasim Khan
M. Nasim Khan, born in 1975 in Kashmir, is a distinguished researcher and scholar specializing in numismatics and South Asian history. With a keen interest in ancient and medieval coinage, he has contributed significantly to the understanding of Kashmirβs rich cultural heritage through his meticulous studies. Khan is known for his dedication to uncovering and analyzing numismatic evidence that sheds light on historical trade, economy, and societal developments in the region.
Personal Name: M. Nasim Khan
M. Nasim Khan Books
(3 Books)
The book focuses on fresco Buddhist Paintings recorded in Gandhara. These are the earliest and, so far, unique paintings discovered inside a rock-shelter located in the Peshawar Valley
The archaeological site of Kashmir Smast is considered the earliest Hindu University in South Asia and has, therefore, remained the earliest seat of learning for the Hindus. For many centuries, this site has also been remained an international pilgrimage centre. Even, evidence for the early arrival of Muslims in the area also comes from Kashmir Smast archaeological site. This book, therefore, mainly focuses on the political, economic, cultural and religious landscape in ancient GandhΔra during the time starting from the early historic period till to the arrival of Muslims in the region.
