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1. Ghazal or Rekhta. It’s an Arabic word that means “conversing with the beloved.”. It developed in Persia in the 10th century AD from the Arabic verse form qasida. A Qasida (Ballad) is a long poem in Urdu, Persian or Arabic which usually describes battles or written in praise of kings; princes or the poet’s patron.
5. Gulzar-i-Naseem: one of the best Urdu masnavis, composed by Daya Shankar Naseem. 6. Kulliyat-i-Insha Allah Khan Insha: collected poetical works of a maestro. 7. Kulliyat-i-Nazeer Akberabadi ...
May 17, 2019 · Here is a list of Urdu novels that are easily accessible in English translation. Mirat-al-Urus by Nazir Ahmad. Translated as The Bride’s Mirror by G.E. Ward. Advertisement. Published in 1869, The Bride’s Mirror deals with the themes of female education in Muslim society and social and educational reforms in the second half of the nineteenth ...
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Jul 12, 2019 · These writers are individual lights shining on the Indian short-story landscape. Urdu has been erroneously termed a ‘Muslim’ language, instead of being acknowledged for its gentle, expressive, poetic and inclusive quality. The works of writers featured in this eight-part series of short stories clear up this misconception.
Below, we introduce and discuss eight of the finest examples of the ballad in poetry. 1. Anonymous, ‘ The Unquiet Grave ’. For a twelvemonth and a day.’. This is part-ballad, part ghost story, as we find a dead woman speaking from beyond the grave, telling her bereft lover to stop pining for her.
Jun 7, 2019 · Here is a list of Urdu novels that are easily accessible in English translation. Mirat-al-Urus by Nazir Ahmad. Translated as The Bride’s Mirror by G.E. Ward. Published in 1869, The Bride’s Mirror deals with the themes of female education in Muslim society and social and educational reforms in the second half of the nineteenth century in India.
