This year’s theme suggested by the British organizers is water, as the name Dylan means “Son of the Sea.” Sindh…
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O my beloved! You’re the book which I’ve stolen Away from the library of god Hence, my hidden sustained reading…
Read More »In the Arabic category, Abdul Monem Ramadan (Egypt) with his collection, ‘Wandering in the Wilderness’ and Mohamed Naquib Mohamed Ali…
Read More »After the storm came out from the hard life Teacher and student met, remembered the old days I kept quiet…
Read More »I am planting trees of dreams In the wilderness of views, Make them lush green in reality, So that the…
Read More »Kaabe meN jaa bajaeeNge naaquus Ab to baaNdha hai dayr meN ihraam (We shall blow a conch in the kabaah…
Read More »The pain of Partition is visible in Sindhi literature, but because of issues relating to language, script and translation, it…
Read More »Long ignored, we look at how Zatalli was a pioneer in creating a small but effective oeuvre of Urdu poetry…
Read More »Emily Hauze, known as ‘Amriki Sindhiani’, who has visited Sindh 11 times and is translating Shah Jo Risalo in English,…
Read More »In that human settlement, There came beasts one day The place which was like heaven It was burnt to hell.…
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