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Zafar Masud and the Legacy of Pakistan Air Force Day
The command of Zafar Masud at Sargodha Airbase in 1965 turned a pivotal moment in history into a lasting legacy.
3 October 2024, Thursday
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All posts by : Nasim Yousaf
Scholar Nasim Yousaf has spent over two decades researching the history of the Indian subcontinent, starting in 1996. As the grandson of freedom fighter Allama Mashriqi, he has authored 19 books and digitized 19 rare works. His notable achievements include digitizing Mashriqi’s historic journal ‘Al-Islah’, writing a book on Khaksar women, and producing a 2.5-hour documentary titled “The Road to Freedom: Allama Mashriqi’s Historic Journey from Amritsar to Lahore”.
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