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A baby's first word is often a cherished milestone, but some cultures pay more attention to other firsts, like a baby's first laugh. A fascinating new book by a linguist examines language at the beginning and the end of life. Plus, the expression "Murphy's Law" reflects the idea that "anything that can go wrong will go wrong. But is this term a slur against the Irish? And an old word for new life: the verb to whicken involves daylight hours growing longer in springtime. Also, breard, honour bright and honour bright, the long history of groceries, a brain teaser about Pig Latin, sea painter, give someone down the road, give someone down the banks, a different way to write AI, plurale tantem, and how to pronounce rhetoric. http://waywordradio.org

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Sawaneh Mawlana Rum, Minhaj Masnavi awr Baidari e Ruh [Duroos e Masnavi]  (Dars 02)
سوانح مولانا روم، منہج مثنوی اور بیداری روح (درس دوم)
by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri

Speech # Fn-10
Date:  June  7Th, 2018
Place:  Itikaf City, Baghdad Town, Lahore
Category: Duroos-e-Masnavi


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Sawaneh Mawlana Rum, Minhaj Masnavi awr Baidari e Ruh [Duroos e Masnavi]  (Dars 02)

Bedari e Ruh awr Talab e Ishq e Elahi [Duroos e Masnavi]  (Dars 03)
بیداری روح اور طلب عشق الہی (درس سوم)
by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri

Speech # Fn-11
Date: 8 June 2018
Place:  Itikaf City, Baghdad Town, Lahore
Category: Duroos-e-Masnavi

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Bedari e Ruh awr Talab e Ishq e Elahi [Duroos e Masnavi]  (Dars 03)

Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri is a prolific author and researcher. He has authored around 1000 books out of which 600 books have been published. An unrivalled orator and speaker, Dr Qadri has delivered over 6000 lectures (in Urdu, English and Arabic) on a wide range of subjects.

Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri never received any royalty from his works and lectures. All proceeds from the books, literature and audio-visual media (all multimedia) delivered by him are donated entirely to Minhaj-ul-Quran International (MQI).

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