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040			_cPK-LaCSN
082			_bKHA _a891.439
100			_a"Khalil, Jabran"
130			_lUrdu
245		0	_aUs ny kaha
260			_bRabia book house: _aLahore; _c1995,
300			_a125 Pages: _3Text _c18 Cm.
520			_a“Us Ne Kaha” (“He Said”) presents the wisdom of a prophet named Al-Mustafa, who has lived in the city of Orphalese for twelve years. As he prepares to leave for his homeland, the people gather around him and ask him questions about life, love, work, freedom, joy, sorrow, and many other human experiences. The prophet’s responses are delivered in the form of short poetic discourses, filled with spiritual insight, philosophical reflection, and universal truth. Each discourse begins with the phrase “He said,” which is why the Urdu translation carries the title “Us Ne Kaha.”
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