At the Shrine of the Red Sufi: Five Days and Nights on Pilgrimage in Pakistan

Jürgen Wasim Frembgen · Jane Ripken

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PREFACE 1. ENCOUNTER AT THE MOUNTAIN OF THE ENRAPTURED 2. PREPARATIONS IN LAHORE 3. JOURNEY TO SEHWAN SHARIF 4. ARRIVAL IN SEHWAN 5. THE FIRST DAY 6. THE SECOND DAY 7. THE THIRD DAY 8. THE FOURTH DAY 9. FIFTH DAY AND RETURN JOURNEY GLOSSARY

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