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Aasmani Awazen
$ 16Inspector Jamshed, along with his three Kids Mahmood, Farooq and Farzana, are characters in the mystery stories by Ishtiaq Ahmed (Urdu Fiction Writer). Inspector Jamshed is one of the most popular and enduring characters in Urdu fiction. He first appeared in Packet ka Raaz in 1972, but he is still well known in Urdu fiction around the Globe today. “
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Aathwan Admi
$ 15Inspector Jamshed, along with his three Kids Mahmood, Farooq and Farzana, are characters in the mystery stories by Ishtiaq Ahmed (Urdu Fiction Writer). Inspector Jamshed is one of the most popular and enduring characters in Urdu fiction. He first appeared in Packet ka Raaz in 1972, but he is still well known in Urdu fiction around the Globe today. “
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Aawaz Ka Jadugar
$ 16Inspector Jamshed, along with his three Kids Mahmood, Farooq and Farzana, are characters in the mystery stories by Ishtiaq Ahmed (Urdu Fiction Writer). Inspector Jamshed is one of the most popular and enduring characters in Urdu fiction. He first appeared in Packet ka Raaz in 1972, but he is still well known in Urdu fiction around the Globe today. “
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Aik Kamra (Memoirs)
$ 19Eik Kamra is the literary history of Peshawar. It is a story of the literary movement, a chronicle, a historical document of those who devoted all their energies to poetry and literature.
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Aj kal or Gubar e Karwan
$ 25Autobiographies of famous litterateurs published in Delhi’s famous newspaper ‘Aaj Kal’. These include Waseem Ahmed, Khadim Ali, Ayesha Durrani, Irfan Hasan, Ahsan Jamal, Aisha Khalid, Hasnat Mehmood, Murad Khan Mumtaz, Imran Qureshi, Nusra Latif Qureshi, Wardha Shabbir, Madiha Sikander, Shahzia Sikander, Aakif Suri, Saira Wasim and Muhammad Zeeshan.
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Akhri Jeral (817)
$ 17Inspector Jamshed, along with his three Kids Mahmood, Farooq and Farzana, are characters in the mystery stories by Ishtiaq Ahmed (Urdu Fiction Writer). Inspector Jamshed is one of the most popular and enduring characters in Urdu fiction. He first appeared in Packet ka Raaz in 1972, but he is still well known in Urdu fiction around the Globe today. “