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An Analysis of Saeed Naqvi’s Poetry

2024-01-08T18:07:56+00:00

Saeed Naqvi is considered one of the greatest poets of the present age. His name is having the worth of a rising star in the world of literature. The diversity and versatility of his personality finds expression in his poetry. The effect of his poetry is universal. His poetry reflects simple and pure human emotions. His imaginative and thought provoking poetry excites the attractive and captivating aspects of human nerves. His poetry keeps every heart alive. This attribute has given a cosmopolitan stature to his poetry.

Mirza Athar Baig’s novel “Ghulam Bhag” and Post Colonialism Discourse

2024-01-08T18:12:39+00:00

Ghulam Bagh is an important novel created in the Post-Colonial period in which Mirza Athar Baig has presented the intellectual and mental attitudes of this era.We can say that Post-Colonial literature refers to the literary texts that are created in the former colonies of Europe. In these writings, the background of Post-Colonialism and the background of Colonialism are presented in a literary Perspective. Post-Colonial literature shows an attempt to understand, examine and describe the feelings and experiences of those belonging to the former colonies. Mirza Athar Baig's novel Ghulam Bagh was published in 2006 and six editions have been published so far. Ghulam Bagh is a masterpiece novel of fictional literature created in the former British colonial Pakistan, There are also characters living in the Post-Colonial era. Each character shows change, evolution and conflict. Ghulam Bagh is an imaginary place in terms of archeology. If we examine the title of the novel in a broader context, Ghulam Bagh is a metaphor for the desire of western nations to dominate the inferior, weak and noble races of the world. Is based on desire. In this paper, the novel will be studied in the Post-Colonial context to find out how far the author has succeeded in recovering the Colonial discourse.

Altaf Fatima and children's literature

2024-01-09T11:47:20+00:00

Children are the basic building block and integral part of the society. Like children, their literature is also important. Its impact on children in various contexts cannot be ignored. Altaf Fatima started writing stories with "Afsana" but she was also concerned about the young builders of the nation which drew her attention to writing children's stories. She kept two main principles in mind while writing children's literature. One is a deep look at the psychology of children and the other is the simplest language۔

The Purpose and Goal of Renounced Poetry and Allama Iqbal’s Renounced Poetry

2024-01-08T18:22:02+00:00

In this part of the paper the concept of renounced poetry, reasons for renouncing their own literary work of poets, and their purpose and goal are discussed by the researcher. In the second part, those features that caused the renouncement of certain poetry of our national poet Allama Iqbal are highlighted. On the one side, this reality has been highlighted in a way that as in the early era of Urdu poetry, the linguists rejected a few words (originating from other languages) to make Urdu language courteous, elegant, and transparent. In the same way, some poets because of some reasons renounced and disowned their work. On the other side, the researcher has discussed the renounced work of Allama Iqbal to which he has described the causes of renouncement. Including these causes, the work of his youth age has been discussed which is dominated by the color of old traditional Urdu poetry, which later, on the ideological and intellectual basis was rejected and it was included in his renounced poetic cluster.

A colonial study of Nazir Ahmed's novel Ibn al-Waqt

2024-01-09T11:53:08+00:00

Deputy Nazir Ahmed wrote this novel in 1888. Wrote
which is technically and intellectually more reliable than
his early novels. The war of 1857 in Nadal was based on
the conditions of independence and the role of British
Colonialism in Burma. The Political, Social and Religious
events of the time have been considered with different
characters and Hujjat al-Islam is included. Ibn Al-Waqt
uses Marbi Culture and tradition. On the contrary, Hojjat
al-Islam is a representative of orientalism and Islamic
Civilization. The novelist is trying to tell that the English
culture must be adopted but not to the extent that it is its
own. Ignore the culture completely Nazir Ahmed also
looked after the resistance against the British in the Indian
society. In this novel, he has depicted the neo-demographic
period very well.

The Inclinations towards SARAAPA NIGAARI in the 21st century's Urdu Gazal

2024-01-09T11:57:19+00:00

Taking advantage of love and infusing life with multiple colors is inherent in human's nature.
The involuntary inclination towards the beauty of their beloved has been ongoing since the beginning
of time, and this tradition will continue. The poets use the term of saraapa nigaari in praising the
beloved's beauty from head to toe and every part of the body.In classical poetry, saraapa nigaari has
been of great significance. Classical poets have presented the beloved's beauty by using various styles
and techniques. The 21st century has brought revolutionary changes in every aspect of life. The modern
Industrial and materialistic lifestyles have changed many necessities and priorities. As a result, the mood
of those embarking on the journey of love has also changed.In 21st century's Urdu Ghazal, saraapay of
beloved ones are present, but there have been changes in the inclinations towards seraapa nigaari. These
Saraapay is used to express emotions and feelings. From incorporating contemporary topics to
experimenting with new perspectives and symbolism, Urdu Ghazal of the 21st century presents a
dynamic and vibrant form of saraapa nigaari. In this article the writer will highlight the changing
inclinations towards saraapa nigaari in Urdu Ghazal of the 21st century.

Ahmad Bashir's essay

2024-01-09T12:01:18+00:00

"Ahmad Bashir was a renowned journalist and a
literary icon of Urdu. He wrote essays / articles and
columns equally in English and Urdu. Among the
various of his journalistic and literary facets, sketchwriting, novel-writing and editorial-writing are worthmentioning. He got education in film-making from
America, and then started film-making and direction
in Pakistan. He produced few documentaries, and
made the first and the last to date belly film of
70
Pakistan "Chirree Kahaani" that achieved an award
in belly film festival of Iran. He chose journalism for
making his livelihood, and learnt journalism from
Charagh Hassan Hassrat in the daily "Amroz". He
was called the founder of Urdu feature-writing. He
wrote his debut feature on Gaamma Pehalwaan.
After the daily "Amroz", he started writing for the
weekly "Qandeel". He never sticked long to a
newspaper owing to his truthfulness and ideological
thoughts. He exhibited his writing power, along with
editorial writing, in both English and Urdu journals
and newspapers like: "Chataan", "Lail-o-Nahaar",
"Nawa-e-Waqt", "Jang", "Musawaat", "Friday
Times", "The Muslim", "The Star", "The News" and
"Frontier Post". His last writing, featuring the
journalistic; political; analytical and ideological
characteristics, continued to publish in the monthly
"Naya Zamaana" from Lahore. His style held
truthfulness and candidness. He had to write uder
different false names due to the atrocities of the
government. He adopted the names of Bhulley
Shah, Shah Anyat and Ahmad Khan Kharal for this
purpose. He never let the journalistic and literary
values fall a prey to worldly strategies and
impurities. He was a staunch socialist and flagbearer of social justice.

Pulchritude and Happiness in the poetry of Dr.Tabbasum Kashmiri

2024-01-09T12:04:10+00:00

The events that take place in the society have a deep impact on the minds of
people. Because of which strange questions start to arise in the hearts of people with sensitive
nature. They begin to look at the universe, life, religions, science and ideas from a new
perspective. From these initial whispers, an important question emerges: what is the
relation of poetry to daily life? Why is one's feelings expressed in poetry? The real beauty of
poetry is to mold the words in such an acceptable form for the dull and spotty faces of the
common people due to the traumas and experiences in the cruel slaps of the times that it can
provide some relief for the audience. So that instead of being fed up with life, they find
beauty and quality in it and fight for life instead of death.