وفیات نویسی کی روایت: تاریخی اور عصری تناظر
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2025
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Abstract
Obituary is considered an important branch of history. There are countless books on this subject in history. As obituaries are written after a person has left this world, so the tradition of writing on burials and tombs exists in almost all regions and languages of the world. An obituary refers to the entry of information about someone's death. The publication of news about the death of someone in a newspaper or advertisement etc. is called obituary. It sometimes contains information about the deceased person's living conditions and burial.
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| Authors | طارق ہاشمی |
| Journal | Southern Journal of Oriental Studies |
| Year | 2025 |
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