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Understanding Urdu Poetry

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

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

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

A Historical Perspective of Urdu Poetry

By: Robert Parker | 2011-04-06 | Poetry
Urdu balladry acquired immense acceptance in the 18th aeon if Urdu replaced Persian as the above accent of the region. Urdu balladry has its linguistic roots categorical in Persian, Turkish, and Arabic, and this colourful mix of cultural . read more

Chinese Poetry

By: Ken | 2011-06-02 | Poetry
As defined by Watson (1986), poetry is a creative understanding of knowledge uttered through meaning sound and musical language choices in order to evoke an emotional reaction. Since times immemorial, poetry has been credited for its application of rhythm and meter in the passing and expression of knowledge. Poetry has undergone numerous milestones and drastic reinvention which has brought it to its present status (Watson, 1986). 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

'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

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

POETRY, POETRY, POETRY, POETRY, POETRY, POETRY, POETRY, POETRY, POETRY

By: Satish Verma | 2010-12-16 | Poetry
The flesh was putting up a brave dialogue. I was willing to play the game. 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

Urdu Shayari And Its Relevance In Modern Times

By: Basit Habib | 2010-12-16 | Arts & Entertainment
If poetry is believed to be a barometer of the health for a language, Urdu is probably the healthiest of all. Unlike other languages, poetry was developed even before prose could b developed. 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

The life of Faiz Ahmed Faiz and his contributions to Urdu language

By: asadasrar | 2010-11-11 | Language
Faiz Ahmed Faiz does not need an introduction. Urdu speaking masses knows him very well. He is remembered for his courage, ethics, and Urdu poetry. The truth is that the masses can never value people like him enough. read more

Urdu Shayari and Its Relevance in Modern Times

By: Basit Habib | 2010-12-16 | Arts & Entertainment
If poetry is believed to be a barometer of the health for a language, Urdu is probably the healthiest of all read more