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اسلامی ادب کے مباحث : اردو تنقید کے تناظر میں
No full textThe debate of Islamic literature was initiated long before establishment of Pakistan though the term was not applied at that time as vividly as was done right after the emerging of Pakistan as an independent state. This movement was launched in retaliation of communist propaganda mainly against Islam and Pakistan. This reaction appeared on two fronts. On one hand Movement for Islamic Literature was there to resist the conspiracy against Islam and Pakistan, as conceived by them, and on the other hand literary giant like Muhammad Hasan Askari began defending Islam and its social values through his criticism. Askari was of the view that role of Islam stood central in formation of our culture. Askari was given an ear in literary circles. The debate of Islamic Literature in Urdu produced both pro and anti proponents which later turned to be an invaluable assets of critical tradition of Urdu language.
داستان میرزا وصاحبان وداستان سرایان زبان فارسی آن
No full textThe Indo-Pak Subcontinent has been a great centre of Persian language and literature in past centuries. A good number of writers contributed to Persian both in prose and verse. Story writing in Persian began in the reign of Sultanate of Delhi. Folk tales of the land were also rendered into Persian language. Story of Mirza and Sahiban is one of them. It is a vey famous folk lore and successfully attracted the attention of the Persian literati. Several Subcontinental Persian poets translated this popular story into Persian in verse form.
مرثیہ حسن سجزی وآثار او
No full textHasan Sijzi is one of the finest poets of Persian. His verse is smooth, lucid and teamed with words of wisdom. Bulban's son took Sijzi along him when he conquered Multan. He earned a high position among literati there. He wrote an elegy on Muhammad Khan while he was in prison. This article includes life and work of Hasan Sijzi as well as his elegy on Muhammad Khan
Glimpses of Punjabi Culture In The Heer of Waris Shah
Get PDFThere arose many poets in the Punjab who earnestly endeavored to depict the colorful and panoramic culture of the Punjab but none of them was as successful as was the legend of the Punjab Waris Shah. Waris has portrayed the culture of the Punjab with all its colors and shades through his poetic rendition in form of the Heer. He has narrated so plainly norms and customs of the Punjab of his time that they to some extant are same even today in one shape or the other. This article deals with the Waris Shah’s depiction of the Punjab through his master piece the Heer
لوری اک من موہنا گیت
No full textLori- Folk song for babies- is very much famous in the Punjab. Mothers take resort of Lori while making them to sleep. Lori comprises mellifluous and rhythmic words. Some of the Loris contains very meaningful verse and others have no special meanings yet have a very sweet sound which helps babies fall asleep. Lori also reflects the cultural panorama of the Punjab and likings and disliking of the Punjabis. The article throws light on the golden tradition of Lori in the Punjab.
اشفاق احمد كا افسانہ اور ما بعد الطبیعیات
No full textAshfaq Ahmad was a renowned and prominent Urdu short story writer. His short stories reflect multi facets of metaphysical elements. Short stories of Ashfaq Ahmad reveal his command over use of various metaphysical elements through spirituality romanticism, mysticism, Islamic mythology and other religious rituals. In this article an endeavour has been made to highlight various dimensions of metaphysical elements in his selective short stories