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Poetry, mainly Urdu poetry, played a very signifcant role in India’s freedom struggle. This book explores the poetic contributions going back centuries of colonial rule, which became songs of freedom and captured both the poignancy and fervor of revolution, protest, and hope. Urdu became one of the essential languages in colonial India, used ...
The poem tackles the theme of failure by highlighting the inability of the people to achieve justice and freedom in their country. The poem portrays the failure of the political system and the apathy of those in power toward the plight of ordinary people. The line "Who can you ask justice from?"
This paper aims to present Faiz Ahmed Faiz, a talented Urdu poet, for a better understanding of his life and poetry, through various events and issues that shaped his life including his involvement in the Marxist movement, the struggle against colonialism, his participation in the Progressive Writers" movement, and his relationship with ...
eighteenth-century had been perfected as a medium of poetry by scores of masters. The eighteenth-century Urdu poetry, which reflects the contemplative, transcendental mood of the Indian mind, refuses the oppressive influence of the religious dogma, and emphasizing the unity of
فیض احمد فیض. گلشن_یاد میں گر آج دم_باد_صبا فیض احمد فیض. درد اتنا تھا کہ اس رات دل_وحشی نے فیض احمد فیض. ہم تو مجبور تھے اس دل سے کہ جس میں ہر دم فیض احمد فیض. تیرے ہونٹوں کے پھولوں کی چاہت میں ہم ...
Subh-e-Azadi (lit.'Dawn of Independence' or 'Morning of freedom' [4]), also spelled Subh-e-Aazadi or written as Subh e Azadi, is an Urdu language poem by a Pakistani poet, Faiz Ahmed Faiz written in 1947.
A poet, philosopher, prose-writer, linguist, jurist, statesman, critic, patriot sums up the genius of Urdu poet Iqbal. He was proud of the past of India and strived to galvanize people for the liberation struggle.
