Indeed splendid writing by Allama Shiblee (rh). Though many will find it a dry book as its not a typical biography rather a refutation of the accusations and doubts created by European orientalists.While defending Aurangzeb the writer mostly depended on the contemporary texts of his regime.
For me this book is worth of buying though while reading I came across some points which I didn't get; maybe the translation wasn't smooth or translator could've given a footnote. Also there's no intro, not even info about the writer or translator(I'd to google :/ ). Ignoring this book is valuable to me indeed. I've given 4/5 only for the writer's devotion and enthusiasm.