EBOOK
About
Nit.Jap.Ki: Survival of a Species is a work of science fiction, historical fiction, and fantasy. The book explores the history of Earth between 500,000 BC and 2346 AD, including the creation of Man. The story travels between the planet Nibiru and Earth, delving into the earth's core and the depth of oceans. Within this vast setting, aliens and humans live together and understand each other.
This captivating exploration intertwines themes of identity, transformation, and cosmic connection. Readers are invited to reflect on the profound interplay between self-discovery and the universe's mysteries, with the hope of taking away a message of love, care, and sacrifice. The book is unique as a history book whose characters live the longest.
About the Author
Khalid Rauf Qureshi is the author of more than forty-five books of poetry and prose, written in both English and Urdu.
His works reflect a lifelong engagement with society, justice, and the evolving human condition, bridging imagination with responsibility.
Beyond the written word, he has remained deeply involved in public life, contributing to Canadian politics and leading an international charity organization for over four decades. His commitment to community service and social development runs parallel to his creative pursuits.
Trained as a structural engineer at the University of Toronto, Khalid has worked on major infrastructure projects ranging from high-rise buildings and highways to dams and deep drilling systems, while also specializing in information technology infrastructure. His professional life, rooted in design, systems, and long-term vision, quietly informs the architectural precision of his storytelling.
He lives with his family in Markham, Ontario, where he continues to reflect, write, and serve.
This captivating exploration intertwines themes of identity, transformation, and cosmic connection. Readers are invited to reflect on the profound interplay between self-discovery and the universe's mysteries, with the hope of taking away a message of love, care, and sacrifice. The book is unique as a history book whose characters live the longest.
About the Author
Khalid Rauf Qureshi is the author of more than forty-five books of poetry and prose, written in both English and Urdu.
His works reflect a lifelong engagement with society, justice, and the evolving human condition, bridging imagination with responsibility.
Beyond the written word, he has remained deeply involved in public life, contributing to Canadian politics and leading an international charity organization for over four decades. His commitment to community service and social development runs parallel to his creative pursuits.
Trained as a structural engineer at the University of Toronto, Khalid has worked on major infrastructure projects ranging from high-rise buildings and highways to dams and deep drilling systems, while also specializing in information technology infrastructure. His professional life, rooted in design, systems, and long-term vision, quietly informs the architectural precision of his storytelling.
He lives with his family in Markham, Ontario, where he continues to reflect, write, and serve.