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Rashid Shaz
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Rashid Shaz ( Urdu : راشد شاز ; c. ) is an Indian Islamic scholar at the Aligarh Muslim University, India. His books include: Idrak Zawal-e-Ummat , lastam pokh , kitabul Urooj , and Manifesto of United Islam . "Islam negotiating the future by Rashid Shaz - Issuu" . 7 March 2015. "Creating a future islamic civilization by Rashid Shaz - Issuu" . 7 March 2015. "Aligarh Muslim University || Bridge Course" . amu.ac.in . In Pursuit of Arabia .
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indian islamic scholar
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indian islamic scholar at the aligarh muslim university
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