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Asalam o Alekum ! Welcome to Maut Here YouTube Channel Follow Pages Instagram:   / maut.here   TikTok :   / maut.here   Facebook :   / hammad.babu.92   maiñ sach kahūñgī magar phir bhī haar jā.ūñgī vo jhuuT bolegā aur lā-javāb kar degā Parvin Shakir was a poet of new and fresh expression who subtly emoted the feelings of women about men. Her poetry is neither the sighing and lamenting traditional poetry nor openly romantic poetry. The intensity of emotion and its simple yet artistic expression is the characteristic of Parveen Shakir's poetry. Her poetry is the manifestation of the struggle of union and separation, where neither of the two, reaches fruition. Parvin’s sincerity, exquisiteness, and purity of expression helped her achieve a distinguished position in women’s Urdu poetry. According to Gopi Chand Narang, the scenario of new poetry is incomplete without Parveen Shakir's sigil. Commenting on Parvin Shakir's poetry, her mentor Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi said that Parveen's poetry was the spread of this couplet of Ghalib, ‘phuu.nkaa hai kis ne gosh-e-mohabbat me.n ai KHudaa, afsuun-e-intizaar tamannaa kahe.n jise’. He explains that the longing, that is the spell of waiting, taught from Homer to Ghalib, the best of poetry, to beat in the human heart, and Parvin Shakir with this spell made Urdu poetry bathe in the rainbow of true passion. Among female poets, Parvin Shakir seems to give a new dimension to Urdu poetry due to her unique tone and expression of emotional and psychological issues of women. She uses a fearless and fierce idiom, and is seen boldly protesting against oppression and tyranny, and does not draw the veil of unnecessary modesty over her emotions and thoughts. Her motifs are limited, yet the reader finds in her poetry melody, the sincerity of the experiences, and a pleasant-sounding fresh expression. maiñ bhī bahut ajiib huuñ itnā ajiib huuñ ki bas ḳhud ko tabāh kar liyā aur malāl bhī nahīñ Syed Jaun Asghar (1931-2002), popularly known as Jaun Elia, was born in Amroha where he received his early education under the guidance of his father, Shafiq Hasan Elia. He acquired the degrees of Adeeb Kamil (Urdu), Kamil (Persian), and Fazil (Arabic). He migrated from India in 1957 and settled in Karachi where he worked at the Ismailia Association of Pakistan supervising writing and compilation from 1963 to 1968. Following this, he remained associated with the Urdu Dictionary Board. He also edited Aalami Digest with Zahida Hena. Jaun Elia was deeply interested in the disciplines of history, philosophy, and religion. This gave a certain touch of otherness to his personality and poetry. His poetry is remarkable for its effortless expression and immediacy of appeal. While he published his first anthology Shaayed (1991) during his lifetime, Other poetry collections Yaani (2003) Gumaan (2004), Lekin (2006), Goyaa (2008), and a book in prose titled Farnood (2008) were published posthumously by his trustworthy companion Khalid Ahmed Ansari. Among these Yaani was initially published by Al Hamd Publishers but they republished it with Khalid's help and with inclusion of 80 additional verses. Khalid also compiled Jaun's prose work titled 'FARNOOD,' which Jaun had been contributing to various magazines from 1958 until his demise in 2002. Furthermore, Khalid compiled Jaun's epic poem 'RAMOOZ,' consisting of 12 tablets, as well as a book titled "MaiN Ya MaiN" which contains articles about Jaun Elia, written by various individuals, his friends, his acquaintances and various prominent literary figures. This book gives a deep insight about Jaun's life and his works and is a very important document for those who are interested in knowing Jaun Elia more. Currently, Khalid is working on Jaun's long-awaited poetic collection, titled 'KYUN.' Jaun had also collected his letters to Zahida Hina to whom he was married but they had separated later. Elia had also translated Kitab-ut-Tawwaseen and Jauhar-e-Salqui by Mansoor Hallaj which remain unpublished. The government of Pakistan honoured him with the prestigious award of excellence for his services to literature. #jhonelia #jhoneliabesturdushayri #jaunelia #jauneliapoetry #parveenshakir #parveenshakirpoetry #parveenshakirghazal