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Qamar Siddiqui

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Qamar Siddiqui was one of Pakistan's most prominent twentieth century poets. Born in a highly educated and prominent family, he was a fourth child of Sir Abdul Qadir and Ahmedi Baigum.

Qamar Siddiqui was born as Sheikh Abdul Nazir Siddiqui.^{[citation needed]}

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