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ʻahd aur shāʻirī

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On the political and revolutionay views, prominent in the works of Faiz Ahmad Faiz, a noted South Asian poet; critical appreciation.

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Maktabah-yi ʻĀliyah
Language
Urdu
Pages
205

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Subjects
Criticism and interpretation, Political and social views
People
Faiz Ahmad Faiz (1911-), Faiz Ahman Faiz (1911-)

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1991, Maktabah-yi ʻĀliyah
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Faiz̤: ʻahd aur shāʻirī
1991, Maktabah-yi ʻĀliyah
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In Urdu.

Published in
Lāhaur

Classifications

Library of Congress
PK2199.F255 Z57 1991

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Pagination
205 p. ;
Number of pages
205

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1382728M
LCCN
92930860
OCLC/WorldCat
27642615

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