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Ibn-e-Safi And His World Of Espionage

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July 26 marks the birth as well as the death anniversary of Asrar Ahmad, known to millions of his readers as Ibn-e-Safi

One of the most popular and sought-after writers of India and Pakistan Ibn-e-Safi created two great mystery series in Urdu, Jasoosi Duniya and the Imran Series.

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