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Kausar Yazdani was born in 1935.
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When was Reza Yazdani born?
Reza Yazdani was born in 1984.
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Ramin Yazdani was born in 1952, in Iran.
When was Rukhsana Kausar born?
Rukhsana Kausar was born in 1989.
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Rashid Kausar was born in 1948.
When was Kausar Niazi born?
Kausar Niazi was born in 1934.
When was Dariush Yazdani born?
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When was Kausar Perveen born?
Kausar Perveen was born in 1933, in Patiala, Punjab, British India.
How tall is Farid Yazdani?
Farid Yazdani is 5' 11".
When did Kausar Niazi die?
Kausar Niazi died in 1994.
What has the author Khalid Yazdani written?
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What has the author Kausar NIAZI written?
Kausar NIAZI has written: 'Creation of man'
When did Kausar Perveen die?
Kausar Perveen died on December 30, 1967, in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.
