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Urdu poets and their poetry have become famous for the variety of styles they display in their work. It is a rich poetic tradition and many of its forms are diverse in structure as well as themes. Urdu poetry is mainly performative and its delivery is sometimes impromptu. There is also a musical aspect that has gone through many changes over the years but its popularity remains the same. It is famous not only for the flow of rhythm but for the composers responsible for their creation. They played their part before and after partition. After partition in 1947, it was divided across India and Pakistan. However, Urdu poetry flourished.Iqbal's poems were written in three different phases of his life. In each section, his poems have different meanings. Poems written up yo 1905 emphasized patriotic and naturalistic imagery. The year he also left for England to pursue higher education.Iqbal's second phase was between 1905 and 1908, during his studies in Europe. His poetry reflects the state of society in Europe. He stressed that he had lost his spiritual values.Muhammad Iqbal was known as Allama Iqbal and was a great philosopher and poett in British India. Though he is known for many things, it is his writting in Urdu that he is most famous for. His Poems include Shikwa, Jiwab-e-Shikwa, Bal-e-Jibril, Payam-e-Mashrik and Asrar-e-Khudi. This aspect inspired him to write poems based on Pakistani cultural heritage, and a global perspective.Bal-e-Jibril (Gabriel's Wings) was published in 1935 and is considered one of his best works. He was inspired by his visit to Spain, where he visited monuments in the Moorish kingdom. His poetry needs to be read because it allows people to discuss their own thoughts and feelings.Allama Muhammad Iqbal is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in Urdu Poetry.Jaun Elia is the only Urdu poet who is not only read to the extent of books, but in this age modern technology, he is the most read and wanted poet on social media, due to which the popularity of Jaun Elia is common even among the non-Urdu speaking classes. Jon Elia is a product of the era when the progressive movement was on its way from its heyday to its decline and the lamp of modernity was shinning. Jaun Elia's real name was Syed Sabat Asghar Navi, he was born in the city of Amroha on December 14, 1931. Jhon Elia's father, Shafiq Hassan Elia, was a scholar of Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, English and Hebrew. Journalist, intellectual, and thinker and second brother Syed Muhammad Taqi was a world-renewed philosopher. Jon Elia's early education was under the supervision of his father. Besides Urdu, Persian, MA in philosophy. His home environment was educational, and religion, And he was a traditionalist. Science, philosophy, religion, the arts, history and astronomy were discussed at home. Therefore, John Elia inherited a creative mind. John Elia learned Arabic, English, Persian, Sanskrit and Hebrew. I was highly skilled. He was a poet, philosopher, prose painter, editor, biographer, scholar, and translator. His family background had a direct influence on his poetry. According to Jon Elia, he wrote his first poem at the age of 8, but his poetry started formally after independence, which he himself mentioned in the preface of "Shayed".A great poet like Mohsin Naqvi needs no introduction. Today, on his anniversary, we kept asking ourselves this question, what kind of literary heritage will we leave to our future generations? Why is our young generation so far away from literature? We asked one of our dear ones that do you know today is Mohsin Naqvi's anniversary? The answer was yes!! He was just a poet. We know Mohsin Naqvi only as a poet while he was also a great thinker and intellectual. His full name was Syed Ghulam Abbas. The word Mohsin was his pen name and the word Naqvi was used by him as a pen name, so as a poet he changed his name to Mohsin Naqvi and became famous by that name. Mohsin wrote endless poetry, which included both real and virtual aspects. His recognition became the poetry written in honor of the Ahl al-Bayt of Muhammad.Mohsin Naqvi's status in Urdu poetry cannot be denied, but Murtiya was his special subject. He had a special love for Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon him) and this love may have been his crime later. Apart from poetry, Mohsin Naqvi was also skilled in elegies. He used the metaphors of Karbala in his poetry. His works include Band Qaba, Zabam Deed, Khima Jaan, Barg Sahra, Tolo Ashq, Haq Eliya, Rakht Shab, Reza Harf, Moj Gnaj and others. The element of pain was prominent in Mohsin Naqvi's poetry. His romantic poetry was also very popular among the youth. Many of his ghazals and poems are still popular today and are considered the capital of Urdu literature. Mohsin has clothed very rare and rare ideas in poetry in such a way that those who understand poetry are stunned. Renowned poet Mohsin Naqvi was awarded the Presidential Medal for Excellence in Performance (Pride of Performance Award) in 1994.At the same time, he started his poetry journey under the name of "Band-i Qaba". Among his other poetry collections are "Barg-e-Sahara", "Reza-e-Haraf", "Moj-e-Knajna", "Radai-e-Khabna", "Azab-e-Deed", "Talua-e-Ashka", "Rakht-e-Shab", "Kheme-Jaan", "Euprat-e-Fikr" and "My lament will be written in the air of these streets" etc. Mohsin Naqvi was a poet of love. In the preface of "Ridaay Xabam" he declared love and peace to be the main point of his poetry. According to Mohsin Naqvi, "Life is so short that you do not even get time to love for the rest of your life. God knows where people save time for hatred." The murder of Mohsin Naqvi Shaheed, who taught love all his life. It happened during the government of the party and the sad thing is that the PPP leadership continued to negotiate with the Sipah Sahaba terrorists and their patrons even after this murder, as a result of which the murderer of Mohsin Naqvi Shaheed has not been punished till date.The magician of words and meaning, the incomparable poet Mir Taqi Mir is the devil of Urdu ghazal that whoever comes under his spell, remains obedient to him for life. was very different from Mir. What is more proof of his poetic greatness than the fact that despite the changes in the moods of the times, the coin of his greatness of poetry remained in every era. Be it Zouk or Hasrat Mohani, the devotees of Mir have been in every era. His style is inimitable, yet the longing to turn to him and be able to recite poems like his remained in the hearts of the poets of every era. Nasir Kazmi said that Frankly admitted.There are poems by Mir, NasirThe word simply moves left and rightAfter Nasir Kazmi, June Elia also tried to follow Mir. All these efforts of followers are more a kind of homage to him than an impossible attempt to reach him. Rasheed Ahmed Siddiqui writes, "Until today, I am not frank with Mir. No one had the courage to be. Even today this old language is imitated, examples of which are found here and there in Mir's speech but are now obsolete. So tell me, how great will that person be" Mir himself was aware of his greatness.If you ever want Mir, he wants youAnd we all read their literatureMir Taqi Mir's original name was Muhammad Taqi. His father, Ali Muttaqi, was a venerable sage of his time. His ancestors came to India from Hijaz as Turks and settled in Agra after spending some time in Hyderabad and Ahmedabad. Mir was born in Agra. Mir was 11-12 years old when he died. Mir's uncle Amanullah Darwish, whom Mir was very familiar with, had already passed away. This was a shock to Mir. The death of his father and his friend Amanullah left a deep sadness in Mir's mind. After the death of his father, his half-brother Muhammad Hasan did not put a hand of compassion on his head. In Delhi, Samsam-ud-Daula, Ameer-e-Amra was among his father's devotees. Mir had to go back to Agra due to the loss of livelihood, but this time Agra became an even bigger torment for him. He did not like it and he had to leave Agra. He then came to Delhi and stayed with his half-brother's uncle and the learned scholar of his time, Sirajuddin Arzoo. But in Zikr Mir, Mir mentioned Jafar Ali Azeemabadi and Saadat Ali Khan of Amroha as his teachers. It was the latter who encouraged Mir to write Rekhta. According to Mir, Khan Arzu's behavior was not good with Annan and he He blames his half-brother for this. He was very upset with his behavior. It is possible that Mir's love affair in Agra made him lose his lust. Mir mentioned this love. What happened in his Masnavi dreams and thoughts? Mir took a deep impact of these bitter experiences in life and the condition of jinn was reduced on him. After some time, the severity of jinn decreased with medication, but these experiences affected his mind. The effect was lasting.After saying goodbye to the house of Khan Arzoo, Mir took the company of Musit Khan, the grandson of Etimad-ud-Daula Qamar-ud-Din, and after that, Javed Khan was related to the government of Khajasara. He was excused from "troublesome job". It means that he was a nominal soldier and had nothing to do. In the same period, Safdar Jang killed Javed Khan and Mir became useless again. Then Maha Narayan, Dewan Safdar Jang, After that, he was associated with Raja Jagal Kishore and Raja Nagar Mill. In the company of Raja Nagar Mill, he saw many places and battles. He remained in the corner for a long time. When the bloodshed of Nadir Shah and Ahmad Shah destroyed Delhi and settled in Lucknow, Nawab Asif-ud-Daula called him to Lucknow. Mir remained there despite reviling Lucknow and there at the age of about 90 years. He passed away. Mir lived a rich and turbulent life. He did not enjoy a long period of peace and comfort.Mir compiled six divans of Urdu, which include ghazals, qasaids, musnawani rabaiyats, and poems, etc. His three books in prose are Naqat al-Shaaraa, Zikr Mir and Faiz Mir. The latter was written by him for his son. A Persian Diwan is also available.The stories of Mir's fragile temperament and bad mind have been narrated by Muhammad Hussain Azad with his usual jokes, which are mostly derived from Qudratullah Qasim's book collection Naghz and Nasir Lakhnavi's Khus Marak Zaiba. There is no doubt that the traumas and disorders of the early age had some effect on Mir even later, which is evidenced in both his poetry and narration.Mir tried his hand in all genres of poetry, but his special field is ghazal, his sad and conscious art is the basis of his ghazal. His grief is not a manifestation of superficial anxiety and impatience, but the result of continuous experiences and his spiritual reactions, which he painfully interprets.And which is the name of a higher spiritual experience than grief and becomes a positive philosophy of life in its best form. Mir's grief, whatever it was, became a source of artistic creation and a source of higher insights for him. Despite the pain, there is a longing for life in Mir. There is also a kind of sadness in his grief.At the artistic level, the words in his poetry are fully compatible with their subject and subject. There is a richness of subtle emotions in his words. The carving and imagination in his poems have also reached perfection. He has introduced beautiful Persian techniques in Urdu. Mir is a special queen of creating a special sound atmosphere in poetry. Every word in her poems is like a pearl. It is connected. Mir binds his reader in a talisman and it is difficult to get out of his spell.

Urdu poets and their poetry have become famous for the variety of styles they display in their work. It is a rich poetic tradition and many of its forms are diverse in structure as well as themes. Urdu poetry is mainly performative and its delivery is sometimes impromptu. There is also a musical aspect that has gone through many changes over the years but its popularity remains the same. It is famous not only for the flow of rhythm but for the composers responsible for their creation. They played their part before and after partition. After partition in 1947, it was divided across India and...

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