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The Annual Of Urdu Studies: Urdu Scholarship In English Language

by Kashif

The Annual of Urdu Studies (AUS) was started in 1980 by Prof. C. M. Naim of the University of Chicago, who published it from 1981 to 1990. Three years later, Prof. Memon at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, took over the responsibility of this journal. He has published this journal without a break since 1993. It is an annual publication and has so far published 24 issues. The journal is now facing difficulties and is in need of financial support to keep the publication going.

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26/11 And Urdu Press

by Mubasshir Mushtaq

26/11 has evolved Urdu journalism: this was the first time that leading newspapers devoted many special pages to a tragedy. News was not just covered from the ‘Muslim point of view’ as is widely believed, but from the human angle as well.

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A Poem On Mumbai Attacks

by Guest Post

A beautiful and thought provoking poem on the Mumbai attacks penned by social activist Gauhar Raza directed towards secular friends who have fallen for the false propaganda of the killers.

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Ghalib: Ode to Benaras

by Raza Rumi

It is sad that our ancestors, not in a very distant past, were much more respectful of other religions. Mirza Ghalib at his time wrote glowingly about Benaras during a visit to the Hindu holy city.

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Ahmed Faraz – Remembering The Romantic Rebel

by Mohib Ahmad

Remembering the revolutionary poet, Ahmed Faraz, through his 10 couplets.

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Faraz – The Poet, The Romantic, The Rebel

by Kaleem Kawaja

Dissecting the life and works of Ahmad Faraz, the famous poet of South Asia

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Kaifi Azmi – The Poet And The Man

by Kaleem Kawaja

Remembering the famous Urdu poet, Kaifi Azmi, on his 6th death anniversary.

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My Travels to Delhi

by Raza Rumi

Delhi’s present day chaos cannot belittle its grand past, which created a civilisation and shaped the contours of Indo-Muslim identity

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Death Of A Patriot

by Rupa Abdi

In 1947 while other princes of Junagarh were opting for Pakistan, Imamuddin Khan Babi chose India.

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Raza Rumi – A Pakistani About Town

by Mayank Austen Soofi

A budding writer from Lahore visits the city of his beloved author.

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