Mashriqi's Works
Mashriqi's prominent works include:
- Armughan-i-Hakeem, a poetical work
- Dahulbab, a poetical work
- Isha’arat, the "Bible" of the Khaksar movement
- Khitab-e-Misr (The Egypt Address), based on his 1925 speech in Cairo as a delegate to the Motmar-e-Khilafat
- Maulvi Ka Ghalat Mazhab
- Tazkirah Volume I, 1924, discussions on conflicts between religions, between religion and science, and the need to resolve these conflicts
- Tazkirah Volume II. Posthumously published in 1964
- Tazkirah Volume III.
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