Gholam Mujtaba - Works

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Dr. Mujtaba is an author of a number of publications on cardiovascular Pharmacology ,

  • Author(s): Mujtaba, Gholam; Botting, J.H. Journal Title: Pakistan Journal of Pharmacology. ISSN: 0255-7088. Year: 1988. Volume: 5. Issue: 1. Pages: 37-44 …).
  • Author(s): Mujtaba, Gholam; Botting, J.H. Journal Title: Fifth South Asian Regional Conference on Pharmacology, Beijing, China. Year: 1988, Pages: 0-41 (,).

He is also an author of various international articles on current affairs (,). Dr. Mujtaba also authored “Waqiya-e-Meraj in relevance to contemporary science”. The book discusses Islamic history of the past fourteen hundred years, where an author has presented evidence in congruence to the present-day science to manifest the journey of Al-Isra Wal Meraj, a physical actuality. ISBN 978-0-615-46148-9-90000 Dr. Mujtaba is a strong proponent of religious harmony, and has published articles and books in support of it .

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