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Works by Khwaja Enayetpuri in Bengali
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Works on Khwaja Enayetpuri in Bengali
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Ghazals:
Hundreds of ghazals written and performed by his followers in memory
of Enayetpuri
Documentaries:
Documentaries on Enayetpuri by Syeda Rubayet Hossain
Website:
http://www.khwajaenayetpuri.org
Interviews:
Heads of the shrine and followers will be interviewed
Works on Enayetpuri by Golam Dastagir:
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Copula, vol. 19, Dept of Philosophy, JU, June 2002, pp.
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Copula, vol. 16, Dept of Philosophy, Jahangirnagar University, June 1999
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