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(meaning "Colorful Prophet" or "Vibrant Prophet") is the title of a controversial Urdu book written in the 1920s by Pandit Chamupati, which has been historically linked to sectarian disputes and blasphemy-related violence in South Asia. The book was allegedly critical of Islamic religious figures. Its publication and circulation have been banned in Pakistan and parts of India due to laws against religious hatred and blasphemy.
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