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8 totalBAGH O BAHAR; OR TALES OF THE FOUR DARWESHES.
PREFACE.
D. FORBES
THE PETITION OF MIR AMMAN, OF DILLI.
VERSE.
VERSE.
VERSE.
INTRODUCTION.
Description
Translation of Mir Amman Dihlavi's Urdu adaptation of the Persian tale, Qissah-i chahar darvish, attributed to Amir Khusraw Dihlavi.
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en
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~9 hours (533K characters)
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Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-05-01
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Public domain in the USA.
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Amir Khusraw Dihlavi
d. 1325
A celebrated poet, musician, and scholar of the Delhi Sultanate, he became one of the best-known voices in Persian writing in South Asia. His work is still remembered for its lyrical power, storytelling, and deep ties to the Sufi tradition.
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