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#loveshayari #shortshayari #brokenheart @DARK_LINE_JOHN_ELIA Words have the power to heal what the heart cannot speak. If this shayari touched your soul, don't forget to like and share it with someone who needs to hear this today. 🥀 #nusratfatehalikhan #nfak #Jaunelia #iqrarulhassan #tehzeebhafi #alizaryoun #johnelia #khurramafaq #umairnajmi #rehmanfaris #jawadsheikh #abbastabish #ammariqbal #allamaiqbal #nadeembhabha #boycottpsl #savepalestine #savegaza #boycottisraeliproducts #typist #writing #poetrytypist 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.