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- Thaika_Ahmad_Abdul_Qadir abstract "Ahmad Abdul Qadir (October 2, 1891 - February 14, 1976) was a South Indian Islamic scholar, spiritual guide, and Mufti. He was a key figure in acquiring government accreditation for many Arabic Colleges and Madrasas in Tamil Nadu. His life-long contributions were recognised by his contemporaries with a felicitation function on 20 September 1967.".
- Q18388913 abstract "Ahmad Abdul Qadir (October 2, 1891 - February 14, 1976) was a South Indian Islamic scholar, spiritual guide, and Mufti. He was a key figure in acquiring government accreditation for many Arabic Colleges and Madrasas in Tamil Nadu. His life-long contributions were recognised by his contemporaries with a felicitation function on 20 September 1967.".
- Thaika_Ahmad_Abdul_Qadir comment "Ahmad Abdul Qadir (October 2, 1891 - February 14, 1976) was a South Indian Islamic scholar, spiritual guide, and Mufti. He was a key figure in acquiring government accreditation for many Arabic Colleges and Madrasas in Tamil Nadu. His life-long contributions were recognised by his contemporaries with a felicitation function on 20 September 1967.".
- Q18388913 comment "Ahmad Abdul Qadir (October 2, 1891 - February 14, 1976) was a South Indian Islamic scholar, spiritual guide, and Mufti. He was a key figure in acquiring government accreditation for many Arabic Colleges and Madrasas in Tamil Nadu. His life-long contributions were recognised by his contemporaries with a felicitation function on 20 September 1967.".