jamal siddiqui
LLB Student, Author, Poet & F.JournalistJamal Mohammed Siddiqui is a graduate from the Nizam College, Osmania University Hyderabad India where he finished his Bachelor’s Degree in Arts, and obtained MBA by D L from USA. Apart from the university degrees, he did sales training and followed the Legal Office Course in Canada. He is also a holder of the Diploma in Journalism that he completed from London, the United Kingdom. He worked in Pharmaceutical Import & Export, Food Industry and Legal Industry. He had incredible feelings by the sudden revelations of poetic verses coming to his head for the first time in his life when he was inRead More...
Always Young
Books by Jamal Siddiqui
The book Young Again provides all the essential details for a comprehensive understanding of fitness, from pre- to post-exercise. It suggests age-appropriate exercises for maximum benefits, backed by clear explanations, practical tips, and references from numerous credible medical research sources. Fitness encompasses more than just physical appearance; it encompasses overall well-being and a positive mindset! Ultimately, it is your reliable path to a healthie
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Books by Jamal Siddiqui
Prepare to embark on an uproarious journey through the pages of this delightful book of jokes! Universally hilarious and entirely unique, these brilliantly crafted gems are guaranteed to make you laugh out loud. Drawing inspiration from day-to-day life incidents, each joke offers a fresh and humorous perspective on the world around us.What makes this book even more special is that it comes with an Urdu translation, ensuring that laughter knows no language barr
Thoughts of Aesthetics
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This is an intrinsic and eye-catching book of poetry, full of good, dramatic, emotional, love couplets and ghazals that will surely leave you wanting more, not to mention in the virtual and thematic worlds brought out by the poets. The poetry are irresistible and, also, there is originality and a high sense of expertise in the form of plot and ideas. The couplets were originally written in the native Urdu language and were later translated into English thus bo
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