Bunyad - A Journal of Urdu Studies, Lahore University of Management Sciences - Lahore

بنیاد (مجّلہ دراساتِ اردو)

Gurmani Centre for Languages and Literature
ISSN (print): 2225-6083
ISSN (online): 2709-9687
Abstract

Sindh has a long tradition of encouraging and promoting Persian literature, which also includes anthologies of poets and their selected verse. Along with Sindhi scholars, settlers from outside Sindh have also contributed to this tradition. Nabi Bakhsh Baloch’s (1917–2011) work is the last so far to appear in this regard. ‘Takmilatu Takmila’ is arranged historically along with alphabetical representation within the periods. A brief introduction of 176 poets and their selected verse is included. The poets belong to the last period of the Persian tradition in Sindh

Author(s):

Arif Naushahi

Professor/ Head

Persian Language and Literature Department, Government Gordon College, Rawalpindi

Pakistan

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Details:

Type: Article
Volume: 6
Issue: 1
Language: Urdu
Id: 5f8daf8396403
Pages 47 - 52
Published May 01, 2015
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