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Product Description Qasas ul Anbiya, قصص الانبياء. Pages 724, Hard Bound. This Book is the Urdu translation of the famous book “Qasasul Ambiya” originally written in Arabic by one of the most renowned Islamic scholars Imam Imaduddin Abul-Fida Ismail Ibn Kathir (Ibn Kathir). Nov 2, 2018- Kanzul Mujarrabat, Best Urdu Books on Tib e Unani, Unani Book Urdu. Tib e Nabvi (s.w) By Imam ibn kayio m al-jozia Hardback, 536 pages.
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