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    Abdul Rahman Mohmand (b.1653- d.1711)(Pashto: عبدالرحمان مومند) popularly known as (Pashto: رحمان بابا) was called the Nightingale of Pakhtoonkhwa, the Pashto speaking region of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Rahman Baba is a legendary Pashto Sufi poet. His poetry places him alongside Khushal Khan Khattak for his contribution to Pashto poetry and literature

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    DEEWAN-E- RAHMAN رحمان بابا دیوان Diwan of Rahman Baba

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    Abdul Rahman Mohmand (b.1653- d.1711)(Pashto: عبدالرحمان مومند) popularly known as (Pashto: رحمان بابا) was called the Nightingale of Pakhtoonkhwa, the Pashto speaking region of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Rahman Baba is a legendary Pashto Sufi poet. His poetry places him alongside Khushal Khan Khattak for his contribution to Pashto poetry and literature

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