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Dimensions of Urdu Poetry

By: asadasrar | 2010-10-20 | Language
"Every age has its own poetry; in every age the circumstances of history choose a nation, a race, a class to take up the torch by creating situations that can be expressed or transcended only through poetry. " Jean-Paul Sartre read more

Society's Lost Souls

By: Albert Duran | 2010-04-01 | News and society
Society's, lost souls slip into obscurity day in and day out, but we know they are there on street corners, at grocery store entrances, fast food restaurant entrances, sleeping on park benches, door ways of businesses downtown, mental hospitals, jails, or morgues. The children become wards of the state because parents have lack the parenting skills, and they are often made to feel like outsiders by their peers which makes them feel hopelessly misunderstood making them feel helpless. One thing that these individuals have in common that we all need to survive is to see themselves in there peers, and to be able to express themselves without blaming others for their situation because they made ineffective choices. It is the families that end up making another emotional investment in them by picking up the pieces of their latest episodes, and trying to do what is best for them by putting them in a mental hospital to detox, and rehabilitate with no guarantees that it will help. read more

Urdu Ghazal, the Amazing Evolution

By: asadasrar | 2011-01-06 | Language
Ghazal, one of the corner stone of Urdu poetry, has a greatly diverse and colorful history and legacy. It is now the shining star over the forehead of Urdu poetry in particular and Urdu literature in general. To begin with, let us get started with the fact that birth place of "Ghazal" is ancient Iran; to be a bit more precise, in the 10th century AD. read more

Great Poetic Influences In Urdu Poetry

By: Asad Asrar | 2010-10-19 | Reference & Education
Poetry can be regarded as a universal language the way it affects and attracts almost every single human being. Everybody is bewitched by the charms of poetry at some stage of his life. read more

'ghalib': Father Of Urdu Prose

By: Asad Asrar | 2010-09-29 | Reference & Education
Ghalib is one of the most famous poets of the subcontinent. He had the most unique form of poetry in Urdu. The poet was famous for his heartrending, moving, poignant, sad, and tragic poetry in the history of Urdu. , Mirza Asadullah Beg Khan was born in Agra on 27th December 1797. His ancestors belonged to a noble Turkish family. read more

Ways of fighting the plagiarism in the Urdu literature

By: asadasrar | 2010-11-25 | Language
The Urdu language started from poetry. In the beginning there were no novels in the Urdu language however soon the trend of novels and short story writing picked up in Urdu language. So in fact, the Urdu literature started off at a very good base. Both the poetry and the prose were well received by the masses as it used to stimulate the minds intellectually. read more

How to encourage masses to read Urdu literature

By: asadasrar | 2010-12-01 | Language
The literature of any language plays a great role in the broadening of the horizon of the human mind. In this era, we know that out of almost all the nations, the Pakistanis are lacking behind. Along with other things, if they start to read the literature of their own language, Urdu, there is a hope that their minds will be opened and enlightened. read more

Online Urdu Novels by Farhat Ishtiaq

By: asadasrar | 2011-01-12 | Language
Writing Urdu popular fiction is not an easy thing to do. Of course, the writing of popular fiction sometimes becomes harder than the writing of the literature. This is because the writer of the popular fiction has to touch the hearts of the masses rather than some of the literary minds out of thousands. This is especially true for the Urdu literature and the Urdu popular fiction. read more

The Subjects Of Contemporary Urdu Novels

By: Asad Asrar | 2010-12-03 | Internet Business
The novel is an indicator of the development of a language. The Urdu novel started very late when compared to the poetry of the Urdu language. Nevertheless, the trend of novel writing in the Urdu language picked up pace very quickly read more

The subjects of contemporary Urdu novels

By: asadasrar | 2010-12-01 | Language
The novel is an indicator of the development of a language. The Urdu novel started very late when compared to the poetry of the Urdu language. Nevertheless, the trend of novel writing in the Urdu language picked up pace very quickly. read more

The Souls of White Folk

By: Bob Simpson | 2010-04-04 | Politics
I attended my first Black History class in 1968 at the University of Maryland (UM). The class came about because black students demanded it in that tumultuous year. They were supported by a small but significant number of white students. read more

Development of Urdu language

By: asadasrar | 2010-11-03 | Language
Urdu is one of the most widely spoken languages in the Indian subcontinent. Other than that, communities all over the world speak it. In total almost 4 million people, speak the Urdu language. read more

Teaching Critical Reading Through Literature

By: dianarobinson | 2010-10-07 | Free Web Resources
This Digest focuses on developing thinking skills in reading read more

Understanding Urdu Poetry

By: Basit Habib | 2010-12-15 | Arts & Entertainment
Urdu has always been considered as the sweetest among languages read more

Indicating Plagiarism in the Urdu Literature and Ways to Eliminate It

By: asadasrar | 2010-12-27 | Language
The Urdu is suffering from a very bad fate due to the plagiarism these days. Undoubtedly, the Urdu language, both prose and poetry has seen some great writers, authors, columnists, and poets. However, it is a great discouragement and disappointment for them to see their excellent pieces of literature or the poetry being plagiarized. read more