Qasim Shah

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Qasim Shah, son of Amanullah, was born in 1731 AD, he carried forward the literary tradition of Sufi-atic poetry. He has given a very interesting account in Hans-Jawahir, the love story of Hans, the son of Sultan Budhaan Shah of Balkh-Bukhara and Jawahir the daughter of Alamshah of China.

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