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Ghazal

bas ik nigaah mirii raah dekhtii hotii
ye saaraa shahr miraa mezbaa.n nahii.n hotaa

Waseem Barelvi

Ghazal

aap kaa mehmaan huu.n mai.n aap mere mezbaan
so mujhe zahr-e-muravvat to pilaate jaa.iye

Jaun Eliya

Ghazal

paas rahnaa kisii kaa raat kii raat
mehmaanii bhii mezbaanii bhii

Firaq Gorakhpuri

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POETS/AUTHORS/ARTISTS

1940 - 2003

born.1933

1918 - 1988

1955 - 1994

1935 - 1976

Kulsoom Hosh Yar Jang

Editor

Mirza Mohammad Abbas Husain Hosh

Author

Hosh Amrohwi

Author

Mohammad Hast Burhan Mohammad

Author

Hosh Akbarabadi

Author

Mirza Abdullah Beg Hosh

Author

Irtiza Husain Hosh

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Shiraz, resting another in Egypt, and eventually arriving in Najaf. Nor do I possess the wealth to become the host of the entire world. Even if I could not provide for the whole world, I wish that at least in the city where I reside, no one would go hungry...

Altaf Hussain Hali

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Whether literature can successfully fill this vacuum is a separate question, but there is no doubt that the advancement of science and technology has deeply fractured traditional beliefs. While these advancements have yielded immense knowledge, unprecedented power, vast organizational structures, widespread uniformity, new institutions, and a sense...

Aale Ahmad Suroor

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Hosts: Hameed Qaiser, Suhail Ahmad Zaidi...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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During this time, young Muslim men acquired further qualifications and traveled as far as London for their education. Those returning from London brought back English wives, law degrees, a few new literary techniques, and a host of new names. Consequently, the New Literature movement began in Urdu, and writers like...

Intizar Hussain

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Therefore, I wholeheartedly welcome this center's initiative to host a seminar on the script. Let me state at the outset that I am not in favor of abandoning the Urdu script in favor of the Devanagari or Roman scripts. From a cultural, literary, and aesthetic standpoint, this script is now...

Aale Ahmad Suroor

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DICTIONARY MATCHES

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dost

दोस्त دوسْت

friend, pal, well-wisher

Persian

hosh

होश ہوش

sense, judgement, understanding, mind

Persian

kuu-e-dost

कू-ए-दोस्त کُوئے دوسْت

friend's street, lover's street

hayaa-dost

हया-दोस्त حَیا دوسْت

رک : حیادار.

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BOOKS MATCHES FOR "host"

Mushahidat

Author: Hosh Bilgrami

1950

Autobiography

Shahadat Nama

Author: Hosh Nomani Rampuri

1994

Poetry

Daant Hamare Hont Tumhare

Marathi Mazahiya Kahaniyon Ke Urdu Tarajim

Author: Ramesh Mantri

Translator: Mohammad Asadullah

1996

Translation Humorous

Tilism Hoosh Ruba

Volume-003

Author: Mohammad Husain Jah

1988

Publications Of Munshi Naval Kishore

Mera Watan

Author: Hosh Nomani Rampuri

1974

History

Tidda Be-Hosh Ho Gaya

Author: A. Hameed

Short-story

Hast-o-Bood

Author: Ghulam Husain Sajid

2018

Poetry Majmua

Uroos-e-Adab

Author: Hosh Bilgrami

1927

Patthar Ke Hont

Author: Gulshan Nanda

Toofan-e-Mohabbat

Author: Hosh Bilgrami

1946

Poetry Marsiya

Bayan Apna

Author: Hosh Nomani Rampuri

Editor: Abdullah Khalid

2008

Poetry Ghazal

Kan Khule Hont Sile

Author: Hameed Akbar

1988

Short-story

Payam-e-Ahmadiyat

Author: Mohammad Hast Burhan Mohammad

1948

Tilism Hosh Afza

Author: Ashfaq Ahmad

2005

Rabt Zabt

Author: Mirza Abbas Husain Hosh Lucknowi

Novel Historical

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Characters: Three friends, two of whom are visitors and one is the host. A dervish....

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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The idea that foreign words make a language cumbersome and clumsy is equally flawed. The words that enter from foreign languages are of such a nature that they seamlessly assimilate into the host language. Their foreignness completely fades away, leaving no discernible difference between them and indigenous words....

Maulwi Abdul Haq

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He ordered that if there was any correspondence from Nazir Ahmad, it should be presented immediately. A minute later, the illustrious host of the evening held a piece of paper in his hand. Under the glow of the electric lights, the literature-loving nobleman’s eyes raced across the written words, and...

Mehdi Ifadi

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There were three additional arrows—Safih, Manih, and Waghd—which carried no shares and yielded nothing. Gambling was considered an even greater point of pride during times of famine. If a guest arrived during such hardships, the hosts would gamble among themselves, and the winner would use his winnings to entertain and...

Syed Wahidudeen Salim

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Poets were treated with great reverence, hosts competed in hospitality and courtesy, and, as a result, the popularity of the language continued to grow. Before long, Delhi's condition deteriorated. Centers like Awadh, Hyderabad, Farrukhabad, Tanda, and Azimabad began to attract poets....

Syed Ehtisham Husain

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In some places, azakhanas, ashurkhanas, and imambaras (mourning halls) were constructed to host recitations of the Karbala tragedy. In other places, rural women would gather to weep and recite dahay (folk elegies), keeping the memory of the event alive. It was within this culture of azadari that the foundation of...

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He used to host mushairas himself and would participate in the mushairas of others. Mentions of specific mushairas can be found in Mir's Nukat-ush-Shu'ara, Mushafi's Tazkira-e-Hindi, the Tazkira-e-Khush Ma'raka-e-Zeba, and the Tazkira-e-Mir Hasan. When the Nawab himself had such a deep interest in poetry, the nobility possessed refined taste, and.....

Syed Ehtisham Husain

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A new civilization was emerging, bringing with it a host of new human dilemmas. This new era needed its own artist, one who lay hidden within Aziz Ahmad. But this artist never fully emerged. Aziz Ahmad, the scholar, spared him the agony of birth....

Waris Alvi

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haath badhate hain Jhoothe beron ko ber ber khush ho kar bhog lagate hain Lakshman tum ne khaya hi nahin dekho toh kaisa meetha hai Paatal se le kar swarg talak jo hai woh is se pheeka hai [She seats her Lord upon a beautiful throne of leaves, And brings...

Ajay Malviya

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joy and intoxication. If a neighbor's wife passes away and the piercing sounds of wailing and lamentation reach your ears, you cannot host a gathering of music and dance in your own home. Similarly, if you sing a soul-refreshing song of the monsoon in the scorching heat of a desert,...

Abul Ejaz Hafeez Siddiqi

Sher

hosh vaalo.n ko KHabar kyaa be-KHudii kyaa chiiz hai
ishq kiije phir samajhiye zindagii kyaa chiiz hai

Nida Fazli

Nazm

raqib se!

tuu ne dekhii hai vo peshaanii vo ruKHsaar vo ho.nT
zindagii jin ke tasavvur me.n luTaa dii ham ne

Faiz Ahmad Faiz

Ghazal

aaKHir aaKHir to ye aalam hai ki ab hosh nahii.n
rag-e-miinaa sulag uTThii ki rag-e-jaa.n jaanaa.n

Ahmad Faraz

Ghazal

us ke ho.nTo.n pe rakh ke ho.nT apne
baat hii ham tamaam kar rahe hai.n

Jaun Eliya

Ghazal

hosh vaalo.n ko KHabar kyaa be-KHudii kyaa chiiz hai
ishq kiije phir samjhiye zindagii kyaa chiiz hai

Nida Fazli

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Altaf Hussain Hali

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