وەسفNishan Sahib.svg	Nishan Sahib
ڕێکەوت	١٦ی تەممووزی ٢٠٠٧
سەرچاوە	بەرھەمی خۆم
بەرھەمھێنەر	Himasaram
SVG genesis InfoField	The source code of this SVG is invalid due to 2 errors.   This W3C-invalid symbol was created with Potrace.

ئەم بەرھەمە بەدەستی بەرھەمھێنەرەکەی I, Himasaram، بڵاوکراوەتەوە بۆ پاوانی گشتی (public domain). ئەم مافە بۆ سەرانسەری جیھانە. لە ھەندێ وڵاتدا لەوانەیە یاسا، ڕێگە بەمە نەدات؛ لەو کاتەدا: ‫I, Himasaram مافی بەکارھێنانی ئەم بەرھەمە بۆ ھەر مەبەستێک دەبەخشێ بە ھەموو کەسێک، بێ ھیچ مەرجێک، مەگەر ئەو چەشنە مەرجانە کە یاسا ھەبوونیانی بە پێویستی بزانێت.

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