Draft talk:Ghulam Murtaza Malik

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Lack of Internet Articles for Citations, can Family Knowledge & Books be used?[edit]

Hey there! I hope you’re all doing great I just wanted to ask that since Mr. Malik was a Pakistani personality who had passed before Internet Articles were a really plentiful source of media, and since there are family members and books with biographical knowledge of this man, would it be allowed to expand this article based on the books and family knowledge? I don’t wanna make any moves and violate Wikipedia policy inadvertently and get labeled as a person who vandalized pages, so I wanna ask first.

I hope I am not disturbing so please forgive me if I am doing so. I just wanna open this page and try to finish it for good, since this man’s students and colleagues have a page, for example, Farhat Hashmi or Dr. Israr Ahmad, and he was definitely a notable person in the late 20th Century Pakistan and did influence some people religiously to also become scholars/philosophers. I also saw that some edits and additions were made based on family knowledge, which is also why I was asking about family knowledge.

I once again apologize if I’m disturbing with the whole Wikipedia Cycle of Discussions. 😅 Thank you so much! I hope you have a wonderful day. May God bless you and your family! PakSarZameen27 (talk) 18:19, 30 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]