Mulla Wahidi

Mulla Wahidi
Mulla Wahidi
Born	Syed Muhammad Irtiza; 17 May 1888; Delhi, British India
Died	22 August 1976 (aged 88); Karachi, Pakistan[1]
Resting place	Paposh Nagar[1]
Language	Urdu
Nationality	Pakistani

Mulla Wahidi (born Syed Muhammad Irtiza) was a Pakistani writer and journalist.[2][3] Wahidi was the editor of Nizam-ul-Mashaikh – a journal published by Khwaja Hasan Nizami.[4]

Works

Dilli Ka Phera[5]
Mera Afsana: Aap Biti[6][3]

gollark: How strange.

gollark: You have to pay to join sports teams? Weird.

gollark: Did you *tell* them you did that?

gollark: Yes, but you can just not go near those.

gollark: Thus, invent a time machine.

References

Aqeel Abbas Jafari. Pakistan Chronicle (in Urdu) (2010 ed.). Karachi: Fazli sons. p. 429.
Parekh, Rauf (19 August 2008). "Mulla Wahidi: a true `Dilli-wala`". Dawn. Pakistan. Retrieved 11 July 2018.
Intizar Husain (1 March 2015). "COLUMN: Mulla Wahidi and the varied personalities of Delhi". Dawn.
Ikram, S.M. (1995). Indian Muslims and Partition of India. Atlantic Publishers and Distributors. p. 121. ISBN 9788171563746.
"Dilli Ka Phera". Oxford University Press.
"Mera Afsana: Aap Biti". Oxford University Press.

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[Pakistan_Chronicle-1] Aqeel Abbas Jafari. Pakistan Chronicle (in Urdu) (2010 ed.). Karachi: Fazli sons. p. 429.

[2] Parekh, Rauf (19 August 2008). "Mulla Wahidi: a true `Dilli-wala`". Dawn. Pakistan. Retrieved 11 July 2018.

[autobio-3] Intizar Husain (1 March 2015). "COLUMN: Mulla Wahidi and the varied personalities of Delhi". Dawn.

[4] Ikram, S.M. (1995). Indian Muslims and Partition of India. Atlantic Publishers and Distributors. p. 121. ISBN 9788171563746.

[5] "Dilli Ka Phera". Oxford University Press.

[6] "Mera Afsana: Aap Biti". Oxford University Press.