Nazms
Nazm is the generic term for the non-ghazal poetry that came to Urdu under the influence of the English poetry during the second half of the 20th century, and soon established its independent presence. Nazms are written both in rhymed verse following a rhyming scheme as well as in the free-verse form. Now prose poetry has also got established in Urdu
Renowned Pakistani poet known for strong feminist and anti-establishment views.
A renowned young poet whose poetry combines old traditions with new ideas, turning simple moments into special.
One of the widely celebrated and popular Urdu poets, equally sung in romance and rebel, faced political repression against his revolutionary views.
Prominent poet, whose work shaped by personal tragedies and hardships often reflects pathos, loss, and spiritual longing, earning him the title of 'poet of pain' (Sahib-e-Gham).
A prominent poet, critic, writer, editor, and scriptwriter, Farhat Ehsas is widely acknowledged and respected across borders. He has also been associated with the BBC and All India Radio,' where he contributed insightful commentaries on current affairs.
Farida Khanum, also known as Malika-e-Ghazal, is a classical singer from Pakistan. She has been trained in Khayal, Thumri, and Dadra genres by Ustad Aashiq Ali Khan.
Renowned progressive poet, known for his remarkable contributions to literary journalism.
Prominent voice among the new generation of poets, celebrated for her concise metrical style and her direct expression of contemporary sensibilities.
