USAGE: Unusual language

I need some help gathering information about a rather unusual language.
The language is spoken in India, and seems to be some sort of Gujarat
correlate to Urdu, that is, the language bears the same relationship to
Gujarat that Urdu does to Hindi:  it's based grammatically (I think) on
Gujarat, but has a large infusion of Arabic lexical items, as I think it =
is
spoken mainly by Muslims there. The names it seems to go by are:

1. dawat-ni-zabaan
2. lisan-ud-dawat

If anyone has any idea about this, or knows where I might find some
information, please *EMAIL* me (as I have rather poor access to usenet
at the moment).  Thanks in advance for your help.


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