Published Books in Pashto
- Warsho (poetry),
- Soma (poetry,
- Gulpana (drama),
- Shpelae (short stories),
- Gul Khan (novel),
- Amanat (novel),
- Rahman Koroona (novel),
- Ghunday (novel),
- Wade o’ n’ sho (novel),
- Nara Zheba (research article on Pashto language),
- Novel: Hunan au Safar (research article on characteristics of novel)
- Da Pukhto Leekdod: Yao Sarsari Jaj (research article on Pashto script)
- Suqut-e-Afghanistan (Translated into Pashto from English – The Fall of Afghanistan by Samad Ghaus).
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