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MOST RELEVANT MATCHES FOR "thal"

Ghazal

mere ashko.n ne ka.ii aa.nkho.n me.n jal-thal kar diyaa
ek paagal ne bahut logo.n ko paagal kar diyaa

Rahat Indori
Ghazal

terii saa.nse.n mujh tak aate baadal ho jaa.e.n
mere jism ke saare ilaaqe jal-thal ho jaa.e.n

Shahryar
Ghazal

zamiin-e-dil ik arse baa'd jal-thal ho rahii hai
ko.ii baarish mere andar musalsal ho rahii hai

Azhar Iqbal
Sher

sahraa-e-be-KHayaal me.n jal-thal kahaa.n ke hai.n
aaKHir havaa-e-shauq ye baadal kahaa.n ke hai.n

Rasa Chughtai
Ghazal

yaad tum aa.e to phir ban ga.ii.n baadal aa.nkhe.n
dil ke viiraane ko karne lagii.n jal-thal aa.nkhe.n

Shakeel Shamsi

PAGE MATCHES FOR "thal"

Ebook

Women in Their Own Words

Autobiography is more than a record of personal events. It is a literary form through which individuals interpret their experiences, relationships, social surroundings, and the historical moments in which they have lived. When women tell their own life stories, they bring forward experiences, emotions, and perspectives that may be overlooked or inadequately represented in accounts written by others. Their autobiographies therefore serve not only as personal narratives but also as valuable sources for understanding social history and cultural change. Women's autobiographical writing explores a wide range of subjects, including childhood, education, family life, love, struggle, professional experiences, and the restrictions imposed by society. Some narratives reveal the expectations and limitations women encountered in their time, while others trace creative journeys, intellectual growth, personal decisions, achievements, and disappointments. Together, these accounts illuminate the relationship between individual lives and the wider social realities that shape them. This collection brings together autobiographies by women who have documented their lives in their own words. Through these works, readers can encounter diverse experiences shaped by different historical periods, social backgrounds, and intellectual traditions. Each narrative offers a personal perspective while also providing insights into the cultural values, social structures, and changing opportunities of its time. Women in Their Own Words invites readers to discover women's voices through their own accounts of memory, identity, and lived experience. The collection celebrates autobiography as a form of self-expression and as a means of preserving personal histories that contribute to a broader understanding of literature, society, and women's lives.
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10 Outstanding Short Story Collections by Women

Women writers have made a distinctive contribution to the development of Urdu short fiction through their imaginative vision, keen observation, and sensitive engagement with everyday life. Their stories explore the inner lives of women, the complexities of human relationships, social inequalities, class divisions, emotional conflicts, and changing cultural attitudes. By bringing overlooked experiences and difficult social realities into literature, these writers have expanded the ways in which readers understand individuals, families, and society. Writers such as Ismat Chughtai, Qurratulain Hyder, Rashid Jahan, and Hajra Masroor represent different creative approaches within Urdu fiction. Their works demonstrate the range of the short story as a literary form, encompassing realism, satire, psychological insight, social criticism, and experimentation with narrative style. This collection brings together ten selected short story collections by women writers, offering readers an opportunity to explore some of the distinctive voices that have shaped Urdu fiction. Each collection reflects its author's artistic sensibility, intellectual concerns, and engagement with the society of her time. Read together, these works reveal the diversity of women's literary experiences and the evolving concerns of Urdu short fiction. Designed for literature enthusiasts, students, researchers, and general readers, this selection offers an accessible introduction to the achievements of women fiction writers. It also invites readers to revisit familiar literary traditions through perspectives that illuminate the relationship between gender, society, personal experience, and artistic expression. These ten collections celebrate the enduring contribution of women writers to Urdu literature and encourage further exploration of their rich and varied creative worlds.
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Top 10 Urdu Drama

Explore ten notable Urdu dramas that bring compelling stories, memorable characters, and powerful emotions to the stage. From social and historical dramas to works exploring human relationships, moral dilemmas, and cultural change, these plays reflect the richness of Urdu dramatic literature. Curated by Rekhta, this collection introduces readers to celebrated playwrights and enduring dramatic works that have shaped the tradition of Urdu theatre.
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DICTIONARY MATCHES

REKHTA DICTIONARY

Thaal

ठाल ٹھال

پتوں والی شاخ، ڈال

thaal

थाल تَھال

tray, platter, salver, large flat plate of brass or bell metal

Sanskrit

Thal

ठल ٹَھل

(دھات کاری) دھاتی چادروں کو کاٹنے والی مشینی کتیرے کا وہ پرزہ جو چادر کو مضبوطی سے دبا کر کھسکنے سے روکتا ہے .

thal

थल تَھل

desert

Sanskrit

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BOOKS MATCHES FOR "thal"

Jal Thal

Editor: Mohammad Ajmal Niyazi

1980

Poetry Intikhab

Amraz-e-Jigar-o-Tahhal

Editor: Fasihuddin Chughtai

1957

Sone Ki Thali

Author: Israr Ahmad Kiratpuri

1957

Children's Literature Story

Sone Ki Thali

1985

Children's Literature Story

Aasaman Hone Ko Tha

Author: Akhilesh Tiwari

2012

Poetry Ghazal

Dilli Jo Ek Shahar Tha

Shahid Ahmad Dehlvi Ki Muntakhab Tahreeren

Author: Shahid Ahmed Dehlvi

Editor: Faiyaz Rifat

2011

Essays & Profiles Essays

Dastan-e-Ameer Hamza

Ek Tha Badshah

Author: Maqbool Jahangir

2013

Children's Literature Story

Ek Tha Badshah

Bachchon Ki Kahaniya

Author: Abrar Kiratpuri

2013

Children's Literature Story

Zamna Bade Shauq Se Sunn Raha Tha

Ashfaq Ahmad

Editor: Ezaz Ahmad Azar

2004

Biography

Kabhi Socha Na Tha

2011

Poetry Ghazal

Woh Bhi Ek Zamana Tha

Filmi Shakhsiyaat

Author: Anees Amrohvi

2007

Biography

Dlli Jo Ek Shehr Tha

Author: Mulla Wahidi Dehlvi

2004

Sawaneh Umri Ameer Ali Thag

Author: Unknown Author

Translator: Muhib Husain

1889

Biography

Dilli Jo Ek Shahr Tha

Editor: Dr. Abdussattar

2007

Essays & Profiles Essays

Ek Dua Jo Mai Bhool Gaya Tha

Author: Muneer Niyazi

1989

MORE MATCHES FOR "thal"

Ghazal

aadhaa jism sulagtaa aadhaa jal-thal hai
jaane kaisii dhuup hai kaisaa baadal hai

Hasan Abbasi
Ghazal

dhuup hii dhuup huu.n mai.n TuuT ke barso mujh par
is qadar barso mirii ruuh me.n jal-thal kar do

Wasi Shah
Ghazal

shaa.istagii-e-Gam ke sabab aa.nkho.n ke sahraa
namnaak to ho jaate hai.n jal-thal nahii.n hote

Ahmad Faraz
Ghazal

dil kii bastii me.n barastaa hai vo baadal kaun hai
kar rahaa hai jo mirii aa.nkho.n ko jal-thal kaun hai

Faheem Jogapuri
Ghazal

kar ga.e ashk mirii aa.nkh ko jal-thal kyaa kyaa
ab ke barsaa hai tirii yaad kaa baadal kyaa kyaa

Saleem Betab
Doha

aa.ngan hai jal-thal bahut diivaaro.n par ghaas
ghar ke andar bhii milaa 'shaahid' ko banvaas

Shahid Meer
Ghazal

rim-jhim rim-jhim barse baadal
dil hai kisii kii yaad se jal-thal

Shahab Ashraf
Ghazal

kahii.n aablo.n ke bha.nvar baje.n kahii.n dhuup-ruup badan saje.n
kabhii dil ko thal kaa mizaaj de kabhii chashm-e-tar ko chanaab kar

Mohsin Naqvi
Sher

khet jal-thal kar diye sailaab ne
mar ga.e armaan sab dahqaan ke

Afzal Hazarvi
Ghazal

baarish vo barastii hai ki bhar jaate hai.n jal-thal
dekho to kahii.n abr kaa Tuk.Daa nahii.n hotaa

Ahmad Mushtaq
Ghazal

biphraa.ii biphraa.ii mauje.n koso.n duur kinaaraa saa
uupar baadal niiche jal-thal aa.nkh tale a.ndhiyaaraa saa

Bimal Krishn Ashk
Ghazal

baras kuchh aur mirii jaan TuuT ke mujh par
ye KHitta jism kaa jal-thal nahii.n hu.aa ab tak

Jahangeer Nayab
Ghazal

TuuT kar andar se bikhre aur ham jal-thal hu.e
tujh se jab bichh.De to itnaa ro.e ham baadal hu.e

Siddiqa Shabnam
Ghazal

ik jal-thal thii kal tak ye zamii.n ye dasht bhii kal tak dariyaa the
ye shor thaa kal ik sannaaTaa ye shahar bhii kal tak sahraa the

Akbar Haideri Kashmiri
Ghazal

dil vo majzuub muGannii ki jalaa detaa hai
ek hii aah se har KHvaab ko jal-thal kar ke

Aslam Kolsarii
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