English Translations
A translation appeared in 1829 by Bernhard Dorn; this was not complete. It is still being reprinted. There is another partial translation from 1958, Roy Nirodbhusan, Niamatullah's History of the Afghans. A translation in two volumes by S. M. Imamuddin appeared in Dhaka, 1960–62.
- History of the Afghans, Volume 1 (Oriental Translation-Fund, 1829)
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