Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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today , although some poetry by well - known sufis of the Punjab in early Lahori - Urdu is available . Shaikh Farid - ud - Din Ganj Shakar is perhaps the earliest sufi of the Punjab who is known to have composed poetry in Lahori - Urdu ...
today , although some poetry by well - known sufis of the Punjab in early Lahori - Urdu is available . Shaikh Farid - ud - Din Ganj Shakar is perhaps the earliest sufi of the Punjab who is known to have composed poetry in Lahori - Urdu ...
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... known familiarly as Koki Jiu ( Madam Foster Sister ) , with her acolytes Hafiz Khidmātgār Khan ( a palace eunuch ) ... known usually by the nickname of Turra - i - Baz ( Falcon's Crest ) and the " holy " man Shah ' Abdul Ghaffūr .
... known familiarly as Koki Jiu ( Madam Foster Sister ) , with her acolytes Hafiz Khidmātgār Khan ( a palace eunuch ) ... known usually by the nickname of Turra - i - Baz ( Falcon's Crest ) and the " holy " man Shah ' Abdul Ghaffūr .
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All the misls combined were known as the Sarbā Khālsā or the whole Sikh nation . The misls were named after a village , district , or eminent chief . Among the Sikhs there was little democratic spirit . Each chief of a misl had risen to ...
All the misls combined were known as the Sarbā Khālsā or the whole Sikh nation . The misls were named after a village , district , or eminent chief . Among the Sikhs there was little democratic spirit . Each chief of a misl had risen to ...
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accepted according Akbar appointed Arab army Aurangzeb authority Azad became become believed Bengal British brother Calcutta Caliph called century chief claim command common Congress considered continued court cultural death Deccan decided Delhi developed died East emperor empire English established fact faith father followers forces Gandhi given governor Guru hand Hindus Ibid imperial important India influence Islam Khan king known Lahore land language later leaders letter liberation live London Marathas March Mawlana mind Moghul Moslems movement Muhammad nation nationalists officers Pakistan party Persian political position practice Press Prophet provinces Punjab Qur'an Raja regard reign religion religious remained returned rule Saiyad Ahmad Shahid says schools sent Shah Abdul Shah Waliullah Shaikh Shivaji Sikhs Sindh Singh social society Sultan territory thought tion took University Urdu
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| العنوان | Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
| المؤلف | Hafeez Malik |
| الناشر | Public Affairs Press, 1963 |
| أصلي من | جامعة ميتشيغان |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 29 آب (أغسطس) 2008 |
| عدد الصفحات | 355 من الصفحات |
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