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Default CSS Arabic and Islamic history & culture.
I have selected Arabic and history & culture as optional subjects . Does Arabic overlap Islamic history & culture and compulsory islamiyat?
If it's so then how much these subjects overlap.
Morever, i need suggestion about recommended books for Arabic & Islamic history and culture.
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