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Tag Archives: Inquilab
Asrar-ul-Haq Majaz – A Journey of Love, Hope and Nationalism
THE year was 1935. The union hall of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) was brimming with students and the atmosphere was electric. A young man in sherwani stands up. He runs his hand through his long locks, and recites his poem … Continue reading
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Tagged amu-tarana, asrar-ul-haq, awara, Inquilab, Lucknow, majaz, taaruf, Urdu-Poetry
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Haroon Rashid: The Man Who Brought An ‘Inquilab’
Haroon Rashid also became immensely popular due to his oratory skills as much as his writings. He was stylish, smart, sophisticated and knew how to keep his reader and audience engaged. Whether you understood Urdu or not, if you listened to him he would leave you spellbound. He was a much sought after speaker and would get the audiences enthralled by his fiery speeches. Continue reading