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by Javed Saba

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Author : Javed Saba

Editor : Qaisar Munavvar

Publisher : Khurram Pirinting Press

Year of Publication : 2013

Language : Urdu

Categories : Poetry

Sub Categories : Majmua

Pages : 301

Contributor : Javed Saba

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About The Author

Javed Saba was born on 3rd May 1958 in Karachi. Some of his literary works that have gone to print are Aalam Mere Dil Ka (1989), Koi Dekh Na Lay (2012), and Aalmi Urdu Conference (A compilation work about the event held in 2008 at Karachi Art Council).

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