Pages that link to "Nastaliq"

The following pages link to Nastaliq:

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• Languages of India ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Dost (1989 film) ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Jade Collection of the National Museum, New Delhi ‎ (← links | edit)
• Kumaoni language ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Nastaliq (transclusion) ‎ (← links | edit)
• Nihali language ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Rekhta (website) ‎ (← links | edit)
• Berar-Deccan Marathi ‎ (← links | edit)
• Bible translations into Hindi and Urdu ‎ (← links | edit)
• Fiza Ibn-e-Faizi ‎ (← links | edit)
• List of allusions in Marthandavarma novel ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Ground meat ‎ (← links | edit)
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• Linguistic history of India ‎ (← links | edit)
• Persian alphabet ‎ (← links | edit)
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