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by Mohammad Ismail

sufi literature in india during the 17th century

by Mohammad Ismail

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Author : Mohammad Ismail

Publisher : Shoba-e-Islamic Studies, Muslim University, Aligarh

Origin : Aligarh, India

Year of Publication : 1986

Language : English

Categories : Sufism / Mystic

Sub Categories : History of Sufism, Research / criticism

Pages : 190

Contributor : Suman Mishra

sufi literature in india during the 17th century
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