An edition of Islām kā naẓariyah-yi taʻlīm (1978)

Islām kā naẓariyah-yi taʻlīm

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Tanẓīm-i Asātiz̲ah-yi Pākistān : milne kā patah, Aḥbāb Pablīkeshanz
Language
Urdu
Pages
40

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Islamic education

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Islām kā naẓariyah-yi taʻlīm
1978, Tanẓīm-i Asātiz̲ah-yi Pākistān : milne kā patah, Aḥbāb Pablīkeshanz
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Includes bibliographical references.
In Urdu.

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Lāhaur

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LC903 .A36

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40 p. ;
Number of pages
40

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OL4086782M
LCCN
79931291
OCLC/WorldCat
6531927

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