http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/-t1.htm یہاں اردو فورم ممبر اپنے یا کسی بھی مشہور مصنف کے افسانے، کہانیاں اور مضامین شیئر کرسکتے ہیں۔ ایک ایسی جگہ جہاں آپ اپنے دل کا حال کہہ سکیں Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:32:14 GMT 10 http://i36.servimg.com/u/f36/12/96/80/09/avatar10.gif http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/-t1.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/udas-larki-t690.htm Gulzar ]]> Urdu Literature Tue, 10 Feb 2009 14:32:14 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/udas-larki-t690.htm#1884 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/udas-larki-t690.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/ghazl-of-ahmed-faraz-with-his-picture-t686.htm NOMY
]]> Urdu Literature Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:11:21 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/ghazl-of-ahmed-faraz-with-his-picture-t686.htm#1875 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/ghazl-of-ahmed-faraz-with-his-picture-t686.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/alam-muhammad-iqbal-and-pakistan-movement-t55.htm Gulzar IQBAL AND PAKISTAN MOVEMENT Although his main interests were scholarly, Iqbal was not unconcerned with the political situation of the, country and the political fortunes of the Muslim community of India. Already in 1908, while in England, he had been chosen as a member of the executive council of the newly-established British branch of the Indian Muslim League. In 1931 and 1932 he represented the Muslims of India in the Round Table Conferences held in England to discuss the issue of the political ... Urdu Literature Sat, 13 Sep 2008 04:55:47 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/alam-muhammad-iqbal-and-pakistan-movement-t55.htm#80 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/alam-muhammad-iqbal-and-pakistan-movement-t55.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/auto-graphs-of-famous-writers-and-poets-t576.htm tanbukhari

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]]> Urdu Literature Fri, 02 Jan 2009 13:05:59 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/auto-graphs-of-famous-writers-and-poets-t576.htm#1315 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/auto-graphs-of-famous-writers-and-poets-t576.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-3-t54.htm Gulzar III Iqbal had a fine sense of the dramatic, and in his poetry he frequently employs dramatic techniques. Many of his poems are structured like a play, with the first half of the poem building a tension or conflict that is resolved, or raising a question that is answered, in the second half Examples are “Gabriel and Iblis”, “The Dew and the Stars”, “The Houri and the Poet” and “Fatimah bint ‘Abdullah”. Many poems are dialogues, with well-argued positions taken by the interlocutors (“A Dialogue ... Urdu Literature Sat, 13 Sep 2008 04:46:18 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-3-t54.htm#79 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-3-t54.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-2-t53.htm Gulzar II A detailed discussion of the thematic and literary features of Iqbal’s poetry is not be undertaken here. A few general points may, however, be made. A reader of Iqbal’s poetry is struck by its sheer thematic variety. Iqbal was deeply interested in the issues that have exercised the best minds of the human race—the issues of the meaning of life, change and constancy, freedom and determinism, survival and progress, the relation between the body and the soul, the conflict between reason and ... Urdu Literature Sat, 13 Sep 2008 04:44:44 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-2-t53.htm#78 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-2-t53.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-1-t52.htm Gulzar BRIEF LIFE SKETCH Muhammad Iqbal (1877-1938) is one of the preeminent writers of the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent. Indeed, the attention he has received from numerous writers, translators, and critics from Western as well as Islamic countries testifies to his stature as a world literary figure. While his primary reputation is that of a poet, Iqbal has not lacked admirers for his philosophical thought. He has in fact been called “the most serious Muslim philosophical thinker of modem times.” ... Urdu Literature Sat, 13 Sep 2008 04:42:41 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-1-t52.htm#77 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/brief-life-sketch-of-alama-muhammad-iqbal-part-1-t52.htm http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/shahabudin-say-qudratullah-shahab-tak-t5.htm tanbukhari شہاب الدین سے قدرت ا للہ شہاب تک Urdu Literature Tue, 09 Sep 2008 12:53:00 GMT http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/shahabudin-say-qudratullah-shahab-tak-t5.htm#5 http://urduforum.heavenforum.com/urdu-literature-f16/shahabudin-say-qudratullah-shahab-tak-t5.htm