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   Nov 25, 2014 · Free download / Read Online Adobe Photoshop Urdu Tutorial Book in PDF.

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   FORMS OF URDU POETRY. Urdu, the language we recognize today, originated from the local dialects spoken in and around Delhi known as Dehalvi. It emerged during the 13th and 14th centuries by incorporating vocabulary from Turkish, Arabic, and Persian. The language underwent several transformations and was referred to by various names such as ...

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   Every community is trying to promote their language via writing books, newspapers, and poetry in their language. Pashto is one of the main languages of Pakistan, Afghanistan and about 60 million of Pashto speakers are dispersed around the world.

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   Where did Urdu poetry come from?

   • The term Urdu is derived from the Turkish word ‘ordu’ (meaning army), which is also the origin of the English word ‘horde.’ In the context of India, Urdu poetry or Shayari surprisingly originated in the Deccan with Quli Qutub Shah (1565-1611). He stands as the first poet to have a significant body of work in Urdu.

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   What does Urdu mean?

   • The word itself is Turkish and means “army” or camp. The name Urdu for language seems to have begun its life from as “Zaban-e-Urdu-emu’alla-e-Shahjahanabad” (the language of the exalted city of Shahjahanabad).

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   Where did Urdu come from?

   • Urdu, the language we recognize today, originated from the local dialects spoken in and around Delhi known as Dehalvi. It emerged during the 13th and 14th centuries by incorporating vocabulary from Turkish, Arabic, and Persian.

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   Who contributed to the development of Urdu poetry?

   • Following in his esteemed footsteps, Wali Deccani (1635-1707) and Siraj Aurangabadi (1715-1763) continued to contribute to the development of Urdu poetry. Three prominent schools of Urdu Shayari exist in India: Deccan, Delhi, and Lucknow, each succeeding the other.

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   Keywords: History of Urdu Language; Urdu literature; Marsiya; Galib; Urdu Poetry. Introduction: A language is the method of human communication in a particular area or community, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way.