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Agha was a historian, and he wrote extensively on the history of the Pakistan army. He did not mince his words and always wrote what he thought, he criticized the army’s decision-making process and operational blunders, this made him persona non grata in many circles. However, several officers had great respect for his historical knowledge even if they disagreed with his conclusions. Many a time his criticism seems excessive and even with a touch of bitterness, but Agha had clarified his position and in his own words in October 2009 at the height of the terrorism menace in Pakistan stating ‘this is not criticism. I am not a paid journalist. This is a call for reflection. Serious reflection and serious inner thinking that may be the spur to serious reorganization in the Pakistan Military. The enemy is not in Waziristan or Afghanistan. The enemy is our own damn inefficiency and complacency. It merits serious thinking at all plains; tactical, operational and strategic.”

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Agha Amin wrote extensively on military history, writing 30 books and over 200 articles.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agha_Humayun_Amin#cite_note-12"><span>[</span>12<span>]</span></a> Some of his key works include:

  • Pakistan Army Till 1965
  • The Sepoy Rebellion of 1857-59
  • Afghanistan: From Cold War to the War on Terror
  • India-Pakistan Wars: A Strategic Analysis
  • A Concise History of the Pakistan Army
  • The Battle for Afghanistan: A Critical Analysis
  • The 1965 War: A Reassessment
  • The 1971 War: A Military Perspective
His work was known for its analytical depth, reliance on primary sources, and alternative perspectives on Pakistan military.

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Pakistanis, this is Allah's blessing that we have the Pak Army.

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Pakistanis, this is Allah's blessing that we have the Pak Army.

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Ya Allah is fauj ko kamiyaab kar aur dushman aur munafiqo ko barbad kar Ameen.
 
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Must not be very valuable intel for such light scentences but Alhamdulilah our counterintelligence can catch these subserive elements unlike iran
 
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