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Imām, taqsīmkār Urdū Rāʼiṭars Gild
Language
Urdu
Pages
278

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Subjects
Urdu literature, History and criticism
Times
20th century

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1981, Imām, taqsīmkār Urdū Rāʼiṭars Gild
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In Urdu.

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[Paṭnah?], Allāhābād

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PK2151 .I5 1981

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278 p. ;
Number of pages
278

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OL3148844M
LCCN
82903152
OCLC/WorldCat
12326930

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