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Saiful Muluk (Urdu: جھیل سیف الملوک) is a
mountainous lake in
northern ****stan,
located at the
northern end of the
Kaghan Valley, near the town of Naran...
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Muhammad Sayful Alam (Bengali: মোঃ ছয়ফুল আলম; 7
March 1934 – 14
January 1997) was a
Bangladeshi politician and teacher. He was a
member of the East ****stan...
- 'Alī Faqīr Qādirī, in a
biography printed as an
appendix to the text of
Sayful Mulūk
gives the date as 1246 AH (1830 AD), a date also
followed by the Shāhkār...
- (disambiguation),
multiple people Saiful Alam (disambiguation),
multiple people Sayful Haq,
multiple people S.
Muhammad Saiful Hoque,
Bangladeshi diplomat Saif...
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Khurshid Alam (born 1940s),
Bangladeshi playback singer Leena Alam (born 1978)
Sayful Alam (1934–1997),
Bangladeshi politician and
teacher M.
Shahid Alam, ****stani...
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Saiful or
Sayful Alam may
refer to:
Saiful Alam (shooter) (born 1968),
Bangladeshi Olympic sport shooter Saiful Alam (journalist) (born 1956), Bangladeshi...
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Bagicha Singh Minhas,
Indian economist Heer
Ranjha Mirza Sahiba Puran Bhagat Sayful Muluk Sohni Mahiwal Boysie Singh The
following is a list of
famous Punjabi...
- [History of
Greater Bakarganj] (in Bengali).
Radical Kolkata. p. 363. Bulbul,
Sayful Ahsan (2012). "সাতুরিয়া মিয়া বাড়ি, রাজাপুর" [Saturia Mia Bari, Ra****ur]...
- was born on 12 June 1954, to
Bengali Muslim parents Haji
Najib Ali and
Sayful Bibi in ****am's Karimganj,
which was a part of
Sylhet district before the...
- Manikya's
court poet was
Abdur Razzaq of
Balukia in Bedrabad, who
wrote Sayful Mulk o Lal Banu in 1770 CE.
Unlike the
former kings of Bhulua,
Balaram refused...
