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- ↑ "Touheed Aur Shirk Ki Haqeeqat, Maulana Noor Ul Hasan Bukhari Rehmaullha".
- ↑ Masaib u Sahaba. Multan: Darul Tasneef wal Ashaat 1019 Qadeer Abbad Multan.