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QUEEN VICTORIA

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poetry kay matwalo!
aap kay liye aik naya topic,
yahan main aap ko mukhtalif shoura e karam kay majmooa e kalam kay baray main bataun gi yani kay un ka tarauff aur descriptin waghera.
agar aap ko bhi kisi kitan kay baray main ilm ho shairy ki tou yahan zaroor share kerain.
shukria
Posted 17 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
SEHRA KHAREED LAI HAIN
Farhat abbas shah



Description:
This compilation of Farhat Abbas Shah's poems, ghazals & nazms is actually his 4th collection of poems & also the best by far. What's more, this collection boasts of many ghazals that are a match for "Sham Ke Baad" & "Ankhon Kay Paar Chand", his two most popular ghazals to date.

Besides appreciating the poet's fluency, the reader will be also be inspired by Farhat's message- Farhat stands on high moral ground as he attacks despots & writes against cruelty, subjugation & all kinds of attacks on humanity. His message, formulated by his supreme choice of words, fluency of poetry, and high quality lyrics, strikes the heart.

A whole chapter is dedicated to kafis (kafiyan), one of the hardest forms of poetry, yet Farhat looks perfectly adept in "Dil Pagal Dil Sehra", "Ziddi Bacchha" & "Tera Hijr Bara Badzat Sajan".
Posted 17 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
MERAY BHI KUCHH KHAAB HAIN
Amjad Islam Amjad



Description:
Amjad Islam Amjad, these days is a household name. Over the years, both as a drama writer and as a poet, he has enriched the lives of many.

The purpose of all truly good poetry is to reduce stress in readers or listeners, calming them both physically and emotionally. This is exactly what Amjad has succeeded in doing. Extracting the various colors from the portrait of life and presenting them in verses that we can recognize and relate to easily, displays a tenderness and sensitivity on the part of the poet. This sensitivity at times often veers into dramatic exclamations, conveying the rich, complex character of the poet. Added to this his remarkable gift for evocative language completes the poet and results in a book by the Amjad, which definitely deserves a large readership.
Posted 17 Jun 2007
~CHANDNI~ says
Posted 18 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
KHUSHK CHASHMAY KAY KINARAY
Nasir kazmi



Description:
It is a collection of Nasir Kazmi’s essays. He named this collection himself before his death in 1972. Some of these have been published and some were found in his handwriting in his collection. His portraits of various famous literary personalities and documentation of conversations with some of them makes very interesting reading. His poetic mind has decorated his verse with pertinent references to verses of his own and of different famous poets.
Posted 18 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
GHUNCHA PHIR LAGA KHILNAY
Anwar Masood




Description:
It is a credit to Anwar Masood's talent as a poet that none other than Amjad Islam Amjad has compared him with Nazir Akbar Allahabadi.

Anwar Masood is a much sought after poet in ghazal and poetry functions both within and outside of Pakistan. His main weapon lies in the structure of his quatrains (poem or part of a poem comprised of four lines with an established rhyme and rhythm scheme). The first three verses seem pretty ordinary- the fourth verse, however, strikes you down.





It is an established fact that in poetry functions attended by Anwar Masood, respected poets from around the country try and read their poetry before Anwar Masood gets a chance to address the audience, for fear of failing to match the high standard set by Anwar Masood.

This book is a collection of Anwar Masood's humorous quatrains, nazms & ghazals.
Posted 18 Jun 2007
SAGAR KHAN says
bohut hii khoobsorat topic shroo kiyaa aap ney MALIKA-E-AALIA
PER HER KITAAB KEY KUCH ASHAAR NAZMEYN WAGHEERA BHEE ADD KAR DEYN MAZA DOOBAALA HOO JAEYEY
Posted 18 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
thnx
but us kay liye mujhay khud kitab parhni paray gi
Posted 18 Jun 2007
SAGAR KHAN says
QUEEN VICTORIA said:

thnx
but us kay liye mujhay khud kitab parhni paray gi


awwwwww inni mehnat too sab kii khatir kar leyn
Posted 18 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
jitni ki hai usi ko sab dekh lain tou bohat hai
Posted 18 Jun 2007
SAGAR KHAN says
QUEEN VICTORIA said:

jitni ki hai usi ko sab dekh lain tou bohat hai


acha matlab wahaan aa kar sab khareedoon aur phir parhoon summary hoo jaati too parhnii na parhteyn issi leyey kah raha tha
Posted 19 Jun 2007
Rehan M Din says

Nice topic started...

Posted 19 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
SAGAR KHAN said:

QUEEN VICTORIA said:

jitni ki hai usi ko sab dekh lain tou bohat hai


acha matlab wahaan aa kar sab khareedoon aur phir parhoon summary hoo jaati too parhnii na parhteyn issi leyey kah raha tha


is ko urf e aam main kaam chori aur susti kahtay hain hamaray haan
posti pana bhi
Posted 19 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
Rehan M Din said:


Nice topic started...




shukria
Posted 19 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
HEER
Waris Shah



Description:
Waris Shah's epic in verse Heer has been a favourite of village minstrels and renowned urban singers alike. Every folk singer of Punjab loves to render Heer in much the same way as every ghazal singer loves to sing Mirza Ghalib's verse.

S.M. Shahid presents the story of Heer briefly before presenting verses from the poem and their Urdu translations side by side. The accompanying CD presents Waris Shah's verse in different voices -- Reshma, Mehdi Hasan, Tufail Niazi, Ghulam Ali, Iqbal Baho, Inayat Bhatti, Zahida Perveen, Hamid Ali Billa and Sain Akhtar.
Posted 19 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
COLLECTION (A set of 3 Books)

Ahmed Faraz



Description:
Ahmed Faraz's list of admirers grows everyday. Faraz prefers to keep his poetry simple and pure and does not use complex and arcane vocabulary, ensuring soul-stirring entertainment for both the young and the old. This intimate collection overflows with the master poet's signature sensuality and inventive imagery.
Posted 19 Jun 2007
Rehan M Din says
Posted 20 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
thnx
Posted 20 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
MEHR E DO NEEM
Ifitkhar Arif



Description:
After having acquainted yourself with ‘Mehre Do Neem’, the reader will soon come to realize that Iftikhar Arif’s poetry is actually an amalgamation of his thoughts and his feelings, translated into words.
‘Mehre Do Neem’ offers a chance to the reader to delve into some serious poetry. Through contemplation and analysis one is bound to refine his/her thinking of life in general. Having complete command of the Urdu language, the words selected by Iftikhar are quite tasteful and meaningful for the purpose of his poetry. This book is highly recommended to those who appreciate thought provoking and soul stirring poetry.
Posted 20 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
POEM FROM IQBAL

Allama Muhammad Iqbal



Description:
Allama Muhammad Iqbal was acknowledged during his lifetime as the most important poet of Muslim India in the twentieth century, both for the quality of his verse and for the influence exercised by his ideas. Since his death in 1938, his fame has continued to grow and has reached the west through a number of English studies and translations. Most of the latter have been about his philosophical poetry in Persian.

This volume contains a rendering in English of over a hundred poems chosen from the four collections of Iqbal's poetry written in Urdu, which include religious, lyrical, satirical and other themes. The English versions are accompanied by the original text.
Posted 22 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
MAH E TAMAM
Perveen Shakir



Description:
Numerous poets before Parvin Shakir have written poems about love; the trials & tribulations of love, failed love, betrayal, passion etc. However, most of these poets have dwelled upon love from the male perspective. Parvin Shakir has brought the female perspective, female emotions & feelings about love into focus.

Along with having brought a fresh perspective to Urdu poetry, Parvin Shakir, to her credit, is commonly known as the most complete poet after Faiz Ahmed Faiz. No wonder Ahmed Faraz, in his tribute to the poetess has noted that "After Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Parvin Shakir's Urdu poetry is the most widely read in the current day & age".
Posted 22 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
GUFTA SHAGUFTA
Sarfaraz Shahid



Description:
This book boasts a collection of Sarfaraz Shahid's most humorous poems. Sarfaraz Shahid's skills in writing poetry first surfaced when he wrote a verse for his 4th grade teacher. Since then he has gone on to be known as one of the best in the field of homorous poetry. Indeed some people rank him alongside Zameer Jaffrey, Dilawar Figar & Anwar Masood.

Sarfraz Shahid is of the opinion that a good humorous poem should not only bring a smile to the reader's lips but the content should also be morally acceptable. Zameer Jaffrey has noticed Sarfraz Shahid's efforts in this regard & has praised him for refraining from using vulgarity as a tool to amuse people (as many others in this field have done).


Posted 23 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
Qamar Jalalwi Collection (Set of 2 books)

Qamar Jalalwi




Description:
Qamar Jalalwi was titled 'ustad' during his life time as he was a master in every aspect of Urdu poetry. However, in 'marsia-nigary' and ghazals, he stood out. His proficiency in the field led him to be recognized as the last poet from the school of 'Mir Taqi Meer'- no small honor.

Qamar Jalalwi lived a modest life. He often kept to himself, contemplating on religion and life in general. Fame didn't mean much to him. His poetry was just his way of expressing how and what he thought about his religion and life in general. So true and dedicated he was to his art that not even one of his poems got published during his life time.

As such having this collection itself is a great achievement and it wouldn't have been possible had it not been for Qamar Jalalwi's daughter, Kaneez Jalalwi, who collected his poems over a period of time and handed them to the publishers.

Surely Ustad Qamar Jalalwi's death has left a great void in Urdu literature which will be hard to fill. But thankfully for us he has left, and his daughter has accumulated for us, some of the richest verses in Urdu Literature.

Posted 26 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
MEHRAB O MEZRAB
Josh Maleh Aabadi


Description:
Although 18 years have passed since Josh Maleh Aabadi left us, through his works, he would forever be part of our memory.

Josh's contribution to Urdu Literature and to the Urdu language in general has been phenomenal. Initially it was his love for the Urdu language that made him migrate to Pakistan. This is obvious when one reads his poetry as sweetness in the Urdu language, comparable to this, can hardly be found in any other poets work.

This eagerly awaited collection of Josh's poetry was published 11 years after his death. For the admirers of Josh this was an awful long time.
Posted 26 Jun 2007
new_beau says
Very different and good topic...

Pata nahin meri book kab chhapay gi
Posted 27 Jun 2007
new_beau says




Posted 27 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
ye chhap gai subha ki book?
Posted 27 Jun 2007
new_beau says
Nahin ...sirf JB per hi chhapi thi...
Posted 28 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
Chand Chehra Sitara Aankhen
Ubaidullah Aleem



Description:
Ubaidullah Aleem with his individualistic style has permanently secured a place in Urdu Literature. Translating intense emotions into words comes naturally to him. For each effect he wants to create, Aleem has managed to select his words without hesitation. Thus his poetry, full of mischief, love and intensity, has a certain fluency that is quite rare for his brand of poetry.
Not only does the reader appreciate Aleem’s fluency and style but the reader can also feel the effects his words create. A must buy for anyone who appreciates contemporary Urdu poetry.
Posted 28 Jun 2007
QUEEN VICTORIA says
Kulyaat- E -Nasir
Nasir Kazmi



Description:
Nasir Kazmi was one of the leading Urdu poets of the post-partition era. Full of unfulfilled ambitions and tragedies, his poetry had an autobiographical feel about it.

The intention, which moved Nasir to try his hand at poetry, was a noble one. He wanted to forever capture the eye pleasing and emotionally moving images in his poems. Such preservation has amounted to an evergreen and immortal legacy left behind by the poet. Although primarily his poetry constituted to Ghazals, he was also found proficient in writing ‘Nazms’ and dramas. ‘Surr Ki Chaya’ is one such work in this book where Nasir displays his various talents. Conceptually it’s a drama, masterfully construed in a form of a ‘Nazm’.
Posted 28 Jun 2007
Rehan M Din says



new books ki baari kab aae gi?

Posted 29 Jun 2007
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