ahmad faraz: khamosh ho: ijaz hazravi احمد فراز: خاموش ہو: اعجاز حضروی

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Syed Ahmad Shah سید احمد شاہ (takhallus: Faraz فراز ), more commonly known as Ahmad Faraz احمد فراز was born on 14 January 1931 at Kohat کوہاٹ , NWFP (North Western Frontier Province), Pakistan. His fathers name was Syed Muhammad Shah Barq سید محمد شاہ برق . He later moved to Peshawar پشاور (capital of the NWFP) with his family. Like many people from Kohat and Peshawar, he spoke both Hindko ہندکو (very similar to the Punjabi spoken in Northern part of Pakistani Punjab) and Pashto پشتو . He studied at Edwards College, Peshawar. He earned his Masters Degrees in Urdu and Farsi from the Peshawar University. He started his career as a script writer at Radio Pakistan Peshawar. Then he taught as a Lecturer at the Peshawar University. He worked as a Chairman of the Pakistan Academy of Letters. He was also the Chairman of the National Book Foundation, Islamabad, for several years. He was awarded the Hilal-e-Imtiaz ہلالِ امتیاز in 2004, in recognition of his literary achievements. He returned the award in 2006. He developed strong differences with the US-backed military dictatorships of both General Zia-ul Haq and General Musharraf. During Zias years he went into a self-exile and during Musharrafs rule, his luggage was thrown out from his house at his retirement. He was very active in the Judicial Crisis of 2007 (when General Musharraf dismissed the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court), in support of the deposed Chief Justice, despite his failing health. He died in Islamabad on 25 August 2008 and is buried there.

With his passing away, a voice was lost, which sometimes echoed the ghazal of the greatest Urdu poets of the past. His life was at times controversial, due to his liberal tendencies. He is one of the most respected poets of Urdu of the Twentieth Century, after Iqbal and Faiz. His ashaar are fresh, simple, and touch the heart.

The Singer: Ijaz Hussain Hazravi (1928-1989) اعجاز حسین حضروی

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  • Great

  • nice

  • very nice poetry

    r u great

    wasim rao

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  • Great Upload Sir.

    I did not know Ahmed Fraz had written in this Behr, Radeef and Qafiya !

    Faiz Sahib had said:

    ABB WOHI HARF E JUNOOn, SAB, KI ZANAn THEHRI HAY

    JO BHI CHAL NIKLI HAY BAAT, KAHAn THEHRI HAY

    HAM NEIn JO, TARZ E FUGHAn, KI HAY, QAFAS MEIn, EEJAD

    FAIZ, GULSHAN MEIn, WOHI, TARZ E BIYAn, THEHRI HAY !

    Best regards,

  • loved it

  • very nice !

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