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List of Digitized Book LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK ACC.NO TITLE LANGUAGE 64314 A LOGHAT MA (SEEN) PERSIAN 312655 AALIM ARAYEE DIRI PERSIAN 312654 AALIM ARAYEE DIRI VOL 2 PERSIAN 312653 AALIMA RAYEE DIRI VOL 3 PERSIAN 258589 AFGAN MA VOL 3 PERSIAN 74571 AHAD ARDISHEER PERSIAN 563641 AIHAI ALOOM DEEN 1ST PUBLISH PERSIAN 184291 AJAZ RUWAN KAWI PERSIAN 184271 AKBAR SALA GAKA ROOM PERSIAN 259669 AKTAHNAAK IRAN PERSIAN 63700 ARZE SHI PERSIAN 71413 AS DAWA MA HAI TAREEKI PERSIAN 155586 ASAR INQILAAB VOL 1 PERSIAN Page 1 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 179182 ASSAR MILI PERSIAN 312747 AWARIFUL MAROOF PERSIAN 105629 AZ SALA PERSIAN 257495 AZ SUKUWE SARUK PERSIAN 184251 AZIDBEYAAT ARAB PERSIAN 121612 AZSU YI TA SAYEDI VOL 2 PERSIAN 134152 BAR GHAR YAZAN SOOD PERSIAN 312743 BAR SAMAND SAKHAN PERSIAN 89872 BASHAT SAKHAN SHAMIL PERSIAN 46064 BAZMI IRAN PERSIAN 155972 BUNYAAD FARHANG IRAN PERSIAN 179266 DANISH WA HU R PERSIAN 46171 DANISH WARAN ZARASAAN PERSIAN 121639 DARBARAH KALILAH WA DIM H PERSIAN Page 2 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 89833 DARYAYI GOWHAR VOL III PERSIAN 312861 DASTOOR ALUZARA PERSIAN 157031 DEEWA DEEB SABER TARMADEE PERSIAN 155718 DEEWAN AEBRAT NAYANEE PERSIAN 312949.. DEEWAN ASHAR KHAWA KAR MANI PERSIAN 39788 DEEWAN ASHAR SHAAD RAWAN PERSIAN 312912 DEEWAN ASHIQ ASFAI PERSIAN 312822 DEEWAN BABA TAHIR IRAN HAMDANI PERSIAN 258699 DEEWAN BABA TAHIR IRANIE HAMDANI PERSIAN 89923 DEEWAN DURKHUSHAAB PERSIAN 117206 DEEWAN EMAAD FAKIYA KIRMANI PERSIAN 312954 DEEWAN FAZI PERSIAN 66317 DEEWAN HUKUM KATRAAN PERSIAN 313581 DEEWAN KAMIL AMIR MAGAR PERSIAN Page 3 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 255277 DEEWAN KHAWJA SHAMSU DIN MOHD PERSIAN 157024 DEEWAN MAHBAR PERSIAN 258694 DEEWAN NOOR VOL 1 PERSIAN 117263 DEEWAN RASHEED -U-DIN WATWAT PERSIAN 117259 DEEWAN TARAB PERSIAN 70896 DEEWAN USTAAD MANU CHARRAY DAMAGANI PERSIAN 97789 FALSAFA HAYI MAASAR PERSIAN 226225 FARANG FSEE VOL 2 PERSIAN 226226 FARANG FSEE VOL 3 PERSIAN 184476 FARANG FARSI BURHAN KATAI PERSIAN 184480 FARANG IS TALAHAAT PAZ SHAKI PERSIAN 179318 FARANG WACHAI FARSI DAR ZABAN ARBI PERSIAN 313715 FARHANG FARSI AMROZ PERSIAN 663358 FARHANG JAMIA PERSIAN Page 4 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 312751 FARHANG SABA FARSI PERSIAN 46038 FHAT ALANS PERSIAN 312688 FUNWAN SHAR PERSIAN 155752 GEEN SKHAN PERSIAN 530926 GULISTAN PERSIAN 70906 GULZARI ADAB VOL 3 PERSIAN 73 HAFIZ NAMAA PERSIAN 71403 HAJATTUL HAQ ABWA ALI SAYA PERSIAN 4903 HAYAT-I- SERUD DINSHSH PERSIAN 312844 IMSAAL WA HUKUM VOL 2 PERSIAN 85106 INSHA WA AMA NIGARI NOO PERSIAN 405073 IQBAL MA PERSIAN 255918 IRAN BASTAAN PERSIAN 312782 JAZBA HAYI FIKRIFIRDOUSI PERSIAN Page 5 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 531171 JHILLAH RABI VOL 1 PERSIAN 310701 JUGAR AFYA MUFSIL IRAN VOL 3 PERSIAN 71857 KALELA WA DAM PERSIAN 184439 KALIMRUD SHAREE PERSIAN 74594 KANEE SHA SI PERSIAN 89912 KASH KILYADAR MAMALIK ISLAME PERSIAN 258765 KATAB FE MAFEE PERSIAN 310717 KATABU AL ASRAR PERSIAN 121570 KETAB AHASUN TAWAREEK PERSIAN 156990.. KETAB SHANI FIRDOUSI PERSIAN 179140 KHALEEJ FARSI PERSIAN 155891 KHASTEEN FALSOFAN U N PERSIAN 74529 KHATAR TA RAAT WAK TE RAAT PERSIAN 74415 KHATAR TAYARAT PERSIAN Page 6 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 259649 KUCH HAFTA PEECHA PERSIAN 120090 LATA TAFUL HAKMATA PERSIAN 226325 LOGHAT MA (VOL MEEM) PERSIAN 64315 LOGHAT MA (VOL SHEEN) PERSIAN 64295 LOGHAT MA 1 PERSIAN 64312-A LOGHAT MA S.NO. 13 PERSIAN 64329 LOGHAT MA S.NO. 31 PERSIAN 64299 LOGHAT MA VOL 3 PERSIAN 64307 LOGHAT MA VOL 4 PERSIAN 64313 LOGHAT MA ZIYAH PERSIAN 64320 LOGHAT NAMA AEEN PERSIAN 64330 LOGHAT NAMA ALIF PERSIAN 64296 LOGHAT NAMA ALIF 1 PERSIAN 64298 LOGHAT NAMA ALIF 1 IKHTIYAR AZDIHA PERSIAN Page 7 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 105633 LOGHAT NAMA BIYAH PERSIAN 64323 LOGHAT NAMA KAAF PERSIAN 226323 LOGHAT NAMA KEEF PERSIAN 64324 LOGHAT NAMA KEEF KAAJ PERSIAN 64312 LOGHAT NAMA RIYAH RAKIM PERSIAN 312699 MA JAAT ARAFEEN PERSIAN 312976 MA JAAT KHAWAJA PERSIAN 312999 MA KIB AL ARFEEN PERSIAN 312103 MALA BUD MIN FARSI PERSIAN 74455 MANSHAAT KAYAM MUKAM PERSIAN 258714 MANTAKA PERSIAN 179211 MANTAKHAB SHAH HA MA PERSIAN 157057 MANTAKHAT PERSIAN 89919 MASHEERUL DAWLA PERSIAN Page 8 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 259661 MASHRU TAYIT PERSIAN 312956 MASOOD SYED SALMAN PERSIAN 184460 MAWI ZARD PERSIAN 184501 MUSAL MAAN PERSIAN 258712 MUSIBAT SUR PERSIAN 179812 MUTAKHID SHAR MAASAR PERSIAN 258737 NASEHAT PERSIAN 229758 NASIB NAMA KHALFA WA SHAR YA RAAN PERSIAN 312744 NIZAMIKANJUWI PERSIAN 121526 PASHAAN HANGAN SHAIR FARSI PERSIAN 24620 PORE SEE PERSIAN 58314 QUEED MAAFI PERSIAN 312659 RAMAZ WA DASTAAN NIHARI MAZRI PERSIAN 74520 RE BAASTAAN PERSIAN Page 9 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 74596 REHBARAN MASHROOT VOL 2 PERSIAN 97886 ROOH MULTHA PERSIAN 57064 SADIQ HADYAT PERSIAN 134159 SAR CHISME TASWUF DAR IRAN PERSIAN 155975 SAR NUSHAT PERSIAN 312969 SAR ZAMEEN JAVID VOL 2 PERSIAN 229784 SEEMAYI SHA ERAAN PERSIAN 259671 SEER TAMADUN PERSIAN 312841 SEERAT JALAL-U-DIN PERSIAN 113573 SHAH HAKAR HAI JAVADAAN PERSIAN 58336 SHARA SUDI BAR HAFIZ PERSIAN 179359 SHEER FARANG IRAN PERSIAN 259667 SHEERAZ VOL 6 PERSIAN 312662 SISAYAT AROODPAR IRAN PERSIAN Page 10 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 70919 SIYA HAYAT MA PERSIAN 312674 SIYAWUSH VOL 1 PERSIAN 155741 SOFI MA PERSIAN 66432 SYED NAFSI TAREEK KHANDAN TAHARIE PERSIAN 184322 TAKH FA TUL HIND PERSIAN 179341 TAMDUN IRAN SASANI PERSIAN 97828 TAR RIKH-I- JAHAN-GUSHA JUWAYNI PERSIAN 157045 TAREEEKROZAT ALSAFA PERSIAN 121571 TAREEK PERSIAN 152072 TAREEK AALIM AARI ABASE PERSIAN 311270 TAREEK BA KATEE PERSIAN 311329 TAREEK DO HAZAAR SAAL IRAN PERSIAN 131876 TAREEK HABIB PERSIAN 157038 TAREEK HABIB VOL 3 PERSIAN Page 11 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 157036 TAREEK HABIB VOL 1 PERSIAN 67021 TAREEK IRAN VOL 1 PERSIAN 312735 TAREEK IRAN VOL 2 PERSIAN 312818 TAREEK IRAN ZAMEEN PERSIAN 155962 TAREEK JAHA PERSIAN 311267 TAREEK JAHAAN GASI JANOBI PERSIAN 229803 TAREEK MARDAM SA SEE PERSIAN 55356 TAREEK MUFSIL IRAN PERSIAN 312988 TAREEK MUNTAZIM SIR PERSIAN 131866 TAREEK WA SEHAHE AGTEMAHE IRAN PERSIAN 63792 TAREEKH DIYA LAMA WA GAZNOW YAAN PERSIAN 66439 TAREEKH MUHASIR IRAN PERSIAN 105605 TAREEQH BAIKI VOL 2 PERSIAN 226250 TARREEKH BANKATHI PERSIAN Page 12 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 66444 TAZ WA KAAT TAMWARI PERSIAN 312681 TEHKETAAK AADABE PERSIAN 184511 TURKESTAN MA VOL 1 PERSIAN 313784 WASA YAAAB VOL 3 PERSIAN 313782 WASAYAAB VOL 1 PERSIAN 179209 YAAD GAAR HAI YARAZ VOL 1 PERSIAN 312812 YAQOOB LICE PERSIAN 259684 YAZADA RESALA FARSI PERSIAN 131846 ZAINUL AKHBAAR PERSIAN 89862 ZINDAGANI SHAH ABBAS AWAL VOL 1 PERSIAN 63811 ZIYAH ISLAME PERSIAN 179177 ZUN PERSIAN 229755 AABAS MERZA MAILK AARA PERSIAN 310666 AAHIYAAN SHARA MAROZ PERSIAN Page 13 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 120088 AALIM AARAIEE SOFWAIEE PERSIAN 121593 AALIM ARAYEE SHAH ISMAIL PERSIAN 56872 AAM ALFASAAD PERSIAN 255298 AAMEEN SHANSHAHI IRAN PERSIAN 416 AAMOZISH V PARVARISH PERSIAN 409284 AANOWAH SHER FARSEE PERSIAN 312870 AANUL KAZAAT HAMDANI PERSIAN 255893 AAOSITA PERSIAN 259681 AARI FAA HA PERSIAN 311290 AARIF KARWAZNI PERSIAN 312682 AARIFAANIHA PERSIAN 184376 AASAAR MILI ASFAHAAN PERSIAN 179252 AASAR BASATANI WATAREEKHI LARSATAAN PERSIAN 179142 AASAR BASTANI V TARIKHI LURISTAN PERSIAN Page 14 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 179019 AASAR MILI ASFAHAAN PERSIAN 83253 AASAR SHARHAI BASTANI PERSIAN 66319 AASER UL DIN AAKHYKTEE PERSIAN 313005 AAWISATA PERSIAN 310703 AAYEEN KASHORDARI VOL 1 PERSIAN 257670 ABU HAMID MUHAMMAD GAZALI PERSIAN 229842 ABU HAYAAN ALI BINE MOHMMAD BINE ABAS PERSIAN 313781 ADBAYAAT DASTANI IRAN PERSIAN 312875 ADBEYAT TOUSEEFI IRAN PERSIAN 225094 ADBIYAT TAWSEEFI EIRAAN PERSIAN 259663 AFGAN NAMA VOL-III PERSIAN 257668 AFGANISTAN PERSIAN 255861 AFGANISTAN DAR MESIR TAREEKH PERSIAN 312947 AFGANISTAN DAR SEER TAREEKH PERSIAN Page 15 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 179391 AFREENASH WA TAREEKH PERSIAN 66431 AFSANA KHUDYARAN PERSIAN 157074 AHAD ARSHID SHER PERSIAN 310710 AHADAR DASHEER PERSIAN 226248 AILAM ARAYEE SAFUYEE PERSIAN 181 AINA-I-DANISH PERSIAN 179330 AISAN ALTAREEK PERSIAN 97737 AJAZ RO K KAVI PERSIAN 74607 AKBAR ALTAWAAL PERSIAN 155688 AKBAR IRAN AZ ALKAMIL IBEN ASEER PERSIAN 46044 AKEL SURUKH PERSIAN 312697 AKHBA RESALA JAKAH RUM PERSIAN 255299 AKHBAR IRAN AZ ALQAMIL IBIN ASEER PERSIAN 312719 AKHBAR ALTUWAAL PERSIAN Page 16 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 2608 AKHBAR BARMAKKA PERSIAN 184378 AKHBAR ERAAN AZ ALKAMIL ABNI ASAR PERSIAN 310718 AKHBAR IRAN PERSIAN 74572 AKLIMA PARS PERSIAN 312725 AL ASAR AL JAHLI PERSIAN 178976 ALA BANIYA AN HIKAYAK ALA DOYA PERSIAN 179887 ALBULDAAN PERSIAN 71914 ALFIRISSAT PERSIAN 66464 ALJAZAUL AWAL FEY ALIM PERSIAN 29042 ALLAH TALA HOSHANA PERSIAN 57981 ALMAYAAD ZAKHEERA PERSIAN 312842 ALTANBEH WALA SHAREEF PERSIAN 121567 ALTAZEEKI FEE AHWAL ALMUTSAFIKA PERSIAN 74527 ALUYAAN LABRISTAN PERSIAN Page 17 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 310705 AMEER KABEER YA QAHARMAAN MUBARZAH PERSIAN 311843 AMER KHUSRUW DAHLUWEE PERSIAN 74589 AND LIS MAP ON IMAGE NO 12 PERSIAN 179097 ANDASHE HA AHAL MADEE FAZILEE PERSIAN 530987 ANDER GAZEL KHAUYSH NAHAN KAWAHEM GASHTAN PERSIAN ANDHAR GAZAL KHAWISH NAHAN KAHAWAM 531147 PERSIAN GASHEEN 255286 ANIS AL S PERSIAN 530962 ANWA SHAR FARSI PERSIAN 312777 ANWAR SUHILI PERSIAN 306547 ANWAR UL ARIFEEN PERSIAN 406744 ANWAYI SHAIR FARISEE PERSIAN 74420 AQAAB KUMAZAAN PERSIAN 121597 ARAYEESUL JAWAHIR WA NAFAYEESUL TAYIB PERSIAN 390 ARMAGAAN PERSIAN Page 18 of 178 LIST OF DIGITIZED BOOK 259635 ARMAGAN VEED PERSIAN 121603 ARZISH AHSASAAT WA PANG MUQALA PERSIAN 178925 ASAAR BASTAANI ZARASAAN VOL-I PERSIAN 155587 ASAR INQALAB DAMOUKAR ATAYAKH PERSIAN 179013 ASAR SHARHAI BASTANI PERSIAN 157058 ASARBII KHABRI PERSIAN 226220 ASARO AHWAL QAZIM
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