INDEX OF Poets
Selected poetry of hundreds of poets
- Ghazal
- Nazm
- Sher
- Short story
- Article
- Quote
- Mazahiya
- Tanz-o-Mazah
- Hindi Ghazal
- Doha
- Rekhti
- Afsancha
- Rubai
- Marsiya
- Sehra
- Kulliyat
- Non prevalent ghazals
- Drama
- Novelette
- Qadir Nama
- Qasida
- Naat
- Qita
- Salam
- Manqabat
- Qisse
- Mukhammas
- Rubai Mustazaad
- Khud-Navisht Savaneh
- Masnavi
- Waasokht
- Tazmin
- Non prevalent Sher
- Tarkib Band
- Allusions
- Children's Story
- Mahiye
- Kah Mukarniyan
- Lori
- Haiku
- Geet
- Ashra
- Paheli
- Translation
- Khaka
- Reportage
- interview
- Letter
- Hamd
- Translated Poetry
- Filmi Geet
- Nasri Nazm
- Triveni
- Dua (Munajat)
Aal-e-Raza Raza
Prominent poet who mastered the poetic idiom of Lucknow poetry.
Abdul Halim Sharar
A prominent scholar, author, translator, and novelist of the twentieth century had a keen eye on the socio-cultural life of Lucknow.
Abdul Majeed Salik
Prominent poet and journalist, also the editor of 'Zamindaar', an important newspaper of his times. Also authored 'Zikr-e-Iqbal' and 'Muslim Sahaafat Hindustan Mein'.
Abdul Majid Dariyabadi
A distinguished Islamic scholar, unparalleled literary writer, elegy poet, autobiographer, great columnist, journalist, and commentator of the Quran.
Abdullah Malik
Abrar Mojeeb
Known for his acute observations of social realities among the contemporary fiction writers and their representation in his fiction.
Abul Ejaz Hafeez Siddiqi
Abul Kalam Azad
One of the front-rank leaders of the Indian freedom movement and a well-known scholar.
Ahmad Mahfuz
Well-known critic, poet, and Urdu faculty at Jamia Millia Islamia, known for his critical book on Meer Taqi Meer.
Ahmad Mushtaq
One of the leading and reputed Pakistani poets, known for his neo-classical tone, equally well-known in India, lives in Houston, USA.
Akhtar Husain Raipurii
Noted progressive critic, linguist, and story writer; also translated literary works from Bangla and English.
Akhtar Orenvi
Prominent critic, scholar, fiction writer, and poet, also known for his romantic poetry.
Akhtarul Iman
One of the pillars of modern Urdu Nazms & dialogue writer. Wrote dialogues for more than a hundred films. "Jinke apne ghar sheeshe ke hon vo doosron par patthar nahin phenka karte" - one of his dialogues made famous by Rajkumar in the film Waqt.
Ali Sardar Jafri
One of the most celebrated progressive poets, literary critics, public intellectuals, and editors. Contemporary of Faiz Ahmad Faiz. Recipient of the Gyanpeeth Award. Produced documentaries on Urdu poetry.
Altaf Hussain Hali
One of the founders of Urdu criticism. Outstanding pre-modern poet. Famous for writing Yaadgar-e-Ghalib, the first biography of Mirza Ghalib.
Amir Hamza Saqib
A highly talented Urdu poet, known for his unique style and profound literary understanding.
Andaleeb Shadani
Known for his popular ghazal 'Der lagi aane mein lekin…,' sung by various singers.
Anwar Sadeed
Prominent Pakistani critic, researcher, and columnist; an author of many books apart from 'Urdu Adab ki Tehreekein' and 'Urdu Afsaane Mein Dehaat ki Peshkash'; also assisted in editing several literary journals and newspapers.
Aquil Ziyad
Prominent Urdu fiction writer from Pakistan who also occasionally writes poetry.
Asar Lakhnavi
Prominent among the later poets of the Lucknow School, known for his individual signature. Also served as Additional Commissioner, Education Minister, Home Minister, and officiating Prime Minister in the Government of Kashmir.
Ashfaq Ahmad
Prominent Pakistani fiction writer, famous for the story “Gadaria.”.
A distinguished poet, researcher, critic, and academic.
Asif Farrukhi
One of the prominent short story writers, known for his literary journalism.
Aslam Farrukhi
Eminent contemporary Pakistani Urdu fiction writer, critic, editor, and academician. Father of writer and translator Asif Farrukhi.
Ateeq Anzar
Ateequllah
Prominent critic and poet, worked as a professor of Urdu at Delhi University.