Books
1- Bil Aakhir, Poetry (Urdu, Punjabi)
2- Sociological Philosophy of Waris Shah, The Ph.D thesis has also been translated by Indian Universities in Gurumukhi
3- Waris Shah Ka Imrani Falsafa, Published by Jamhoori Publications, Lahore Yr. 2006
4- Darshan Pattanon Paar, Poetry (Punjabi) Yr. 2007
5- Aqqal Te Ishq, Published by Saanjh Publications, Lahore, Nov. 2008
6- Ikk Seeti Maar Mitraa, Published by Saanjh Publications, Lahore, Nov. 2008
7 Mirza Sahibaan, manzoon Qissa mira sahiban published by pilaac.2006
8 Chawe Fareed,sindhi translation of Baba Fareed ud Din Gangj shakar,published by saanjh publications 2007
9 Rooadad, compilation of proceedings of National culcral conference organized by govt of punjab 2005. MY
10 Ruadad saqafti kanference 11. MY DEBUE IN JOURNALISM ( A compilation of published Aarticles and coulmns in different international magazines anr News papers at the age of his student life, by Zulfiqaar ali Bhutto ) anto se milye (stage play)
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