Titu Mir and his followers in British Indian records

Titu Mir and his followers in British Indian records

by Muin-ud-din Ahmad Khan

1977
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Introduction to the life and work of Titto Meer, 1782-1831, a conservative leader in the Wahhabi movement in Bengal.

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