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Magical Tome
- First published
- 1972
- Publisher
- [Printed by D. F. Karaka at the Popular Press
- Pages
- 354 pages
Then came Hazrat Ali
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About this book
The book is an autobiography of an Indian Journalist - a Parsi by faith. He describes how Hazrat Ali {the cousin brother of Prophet Mohammad (SAW) and his wali}helped him in achieving various goals and overcome difficulties in his life. He also vividly relates the story of his visit to Najaf (Iraq) the mausoleum of Hazrat Ali where unfaithful were not allowed to visit but by miracle he got inside the shrine and writes his divine experience. Salman Haider
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