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Qaatil Ka Shikaar
$ 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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Qaatil Ke Baal
$ 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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Qaatil Khaka
$ 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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Qabristan Ki Maut
$ 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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Qaidi Ka Asaraar
$ 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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Qalmi Mehman
$ 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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Qanooni Khail
$ 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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Qatal Ka Khoon
$ 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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Qatal ki dawat
$ 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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Qatal Ki Pshksh
$ 13Inspector 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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Qazi Abdul Sattar
$ 21The life story of famous Urdu writer Qazi Abdul Sattar. The interviewer Rashid Anwar said: ‘’ I soon realised that Qazi Sahib’s mind and heart were so full of memories and words that he was desperate to get into writing. Since he had not written his autobiography and had led a successful creative life, as well as having precious memories of Aligarh, it was necessary to prolong the series of conversations with him. After attending his service for six months, this book came into existence.“
