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Jara-Di'a Jhamkan: Nasri Nazam, Jacna'on, Vicar 'Ain Cavniyun
जर-दि'अ झमकन: नस्री नज़म, जाच्ना'ओन, विचार 'ऐन चवणियूं
جر-دِءَ جھمڪن: نسري نظم، جاچنائون، وچار 'عين چونيون
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Year: 1993
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