Published Works
Rahi's major works include:
- Sana-Wani Saaz (poems) (1952)
- Sukhok Soda (poems)
- Kalam-e-Rahi (poems)
- Nawroz-i-Saba (poems) (1958)
- Kahwat (literary criticism)
- Kashir Shara Sombran
- Azich Kashir Shayiri
- Kashir Naghmati Shayiri
- Baba Fareed (translation)
- Saba Moallaqat
- Farmove Zartushtan
- Seyah Rudi Jerean Manz (collection of Kashmiri poetry)
- Koesher Shyiree Te Waznuk Surati Hal (Kashmiri poetry and its parameters).
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