Literature should have been established immovably, locally, before it very well may be viewed as worldwide, Pakistani artist Iftikhar Arif said Thursday at a scholarly celebration — themed ‘Three Poets One Voice’ and committed to the Kashmiri people’s battle for freedom — held here in the UK.
Three, Poets, One, Voice, Faiz Aman Mela, UK, celebrates, artistic, greats, praises, KashmirisThe ninth release of the mega Faiz Aman Mela was sorted out by the Faiz Cultural Foundation (FCF) the UK in relationship with the University of Westminster, London and its topic, ‘Three Poets One Voice,’ paid tribute to three extraordinary, dynamic artists of the subcontinent: Faiz Ahamed Faiz, Shaikh Ayaz, and Kaifi Azmi.
Faiz Aman Mela started with the scholarly incredible’s well known lyric “Aaj Bazar Mein Paa-Ba-Jaulan Chalo,” presented by Jaffra Imam against a setting of quiet photograph narrative of dynamic political figures such working-class pioneer Hassan Nasir, liberal politician Dr. Rasheed Hasan, communist savant Meraj Muhammad Khan, Pakistan’s left-wing legislative issues pioneer Professor Jamaluddin Naqvi, and Mazdoor Kisan Party prime supporter Mohammad Afzal Khan Bangash.
Chashm-e-nam, jaan-e shoreeda kafi nahin
A wet eye, a shaken life is not enough,
Thumat-e-ishq poshida kafi nahin,
The accusation of a hidden love is not enough,
Aaj bazaar mein paa-ba-jaulan chalo…
With feet in chains, let us go in public today.
A significant part of the program was committed to the three artists’ dynamic writing and political message and the pertinence that held in Pakistan’s present governmental issues.
Recognized columnists and authors, for example, Mujahid Bralvi, Atif Toqeer, Iftikhar Arif, and Noor Zaheer, talked on the interrelation of political issues of Pakistan with South Asia.
No writing could be all-inclusive on the off chance that it was not a neighborhood, Arif, the Pakistani writer, said. He censured the individuals who read and concentrate the entire part of world writing yet didn’t think about writing in Pakistan. Faiz, Ayaz, Azami were profoundly established in and related to the subcontinent’s territories and individuals.
Noor Zaheer, the creator of My God Is A Woman, just as a lobbyist and individual from the Communist Party of India (CPI), portrayed a nitty-gritty history of Jammu and Kashmir and focused on that since 1947, individuals from New Delhi and different pieces of India would effectively visit Kashmir.
The Kashmiri individuals would state to voyagers that they originated from India, implying that they never look at Kashmir as a piece of India. Their Kashmiriat has been exceptionally solid, she included.
Educator Dibyesh Anand, the head of the University of Westminster’ sociologies school, additionally tended to the Faiz Aman Mela and broadened his help for the Kashmir individuals, censuring India’s ruthless control of and oppression in involved Kashmir. He said Kashmir would be free and that he remained with the Kashmiris in their troublesome occasions.
Independently, artist Arif managed a verse session close by two exceptional visitors: Ashfaq Hussian from Canada and Bashir Kazmi. It also invited Anjum Shazad, Shahbaz Khwaja, Najma Usman, Javed Saba, Syeda Kausar, Anjum Raza, Yashab Tamana, Imran Saqib from Belgium, and Sadaf Mirza from Denmark.
Arif also recited his own poem:
Akhir tamasha kab khatam ho ga,
Chiraag-e-hujra darvaish ki bujhto hoi loo,
Hawa say khay gai ab tamasha khatam ho ga,
Yay sabkath putlian raqsaan rhain gi raat ki raat,
Shar say phialay dab tamasha khtam ho ga…
Hussain, the poet from Canada, recited:
Kachi zameen kay sahan mein khilta hoa gulaab,
Khiltay huey gulaab mein mhaka hua badan,
Mhakay huey badan mein samander sa aik dil,
Uss dil ki wusatoon mein chain kho gya hoo main…
Directed by FCF UK’s secretary-general, Asim Ali Shah, the occasion additionally had a large number of books in plain view and for procurement. Attorney Sibghatullah Qadri and columnist Mujahid Barelvi also propelled their books.
FCF UK President Akram Kaimkhani and Mohammad Ayub Aulia said thanks to the supporters of Faiz Aman Mela and educated about the association’s targets. Kaimkhani additionally commended the 40-part group of volunteers who worked a very long time to compose this greatest artistic and social celebration in Europe.
In excess of 600 members of the Faiz Aman Mela were stuck to their seats tuning in to verse, political introductions, and music.
Literature should have been established immovably, locally, before it very well may be viewed as worldwide, Pakistani artist Iftikhar Arif said Thursday at a scholarly celebration — themed ‘Three Poets One Voice’ and committed to the Kashmiri people’s battle for freedom — held here in the UK.
Three, Poets, One, Voice, Faiz Aman Mela, UK, celebrates, artistic, greats, praises, KashmirisThe ninth release of the mega Faiz Aman Mela was sorted out by the Faiz Cultural Foundation (FCF) the UK in relationship with the University of Westminster, London and its topic, ‘Three Poets One Voice,’ paid tribute to three extraordinary, dynamic artists of the subcontinent: Faiz Ahamed Faiz, Shaikh Ayaz, and Kaifi Azmi.
Faiz Aman Mela started with the scholarly incredible’s well known lyric “Aaj Bazar Mein Paa-Ba-Jaulan Chalo,” presented by Jaffra Imam against a setting of quiet photograph narrative of dynamic political figures such working-class pioneer Hassan Nasir, liberal politician Dr. Rasheed Hasan, communist savant Meraj Muhammad Khan, Pakistan’s left-wing legislative issues pioneer Professor Jamaluddin Naqvi, and Mazdoor Kisan Party prime supporter Mohammad Afzal Khan Bangash.
Chashm-e-nam, jaan-e shoreeda kafi nahin
A wet eye, a shaken life is not enough,
Thumat-e-ishq poshida kafi nahin,
The accusation of a hidden love is not enough,
Aaj bazaar mein paa-ba-jaulan chalo…
With feet in chains, let us go in public today.
A significant part of the program was committed to the three artists’ dynamic writing and political message and the pertinence that held in Pakistan’s present governmental issues.
Recognized columnists and authors, for example, Mujahid Bralvi, Atif Toqeer, Iftikhar Arif, and Noor Zaheer, talked on the interrelation of political issues of Pakistan with South Asia.
No writing could be all-inclusive on the off chance that it was not a neighborhood, Arif, the Pakistani writer, said. He censured the individuals who read and concentrate the entire part of world writing yet didn’t think about writing in Pakistan. Faiz, Ayaz, Azami were profoundly established in and related to the subcontinent’s territories and individuals.
Noor Zaheer, the creator of My God Is A Woman, just as a lobbyist and individual from the Communist Party of India (CPI), portrayed a nitty-gritty history of Jammu and Kashmir and focused on that since 1947, individuals from New Delhi and different pieces of India would effectively visit Kashmir.
The Kashmiri individuals would state to voyagers that they originated from India, implying that they never look at Kashmir as a piece of India. Their Kashmiriat has been exceptionally solid, she included.
Educator Dibyesh Anand, the head of the University of Westminster’ sociologies school, additionally tended to the Faiz Aman Mela and broadened his help for the Kashmir individuals, censuring India’s ruthless control of and oppression in involved Kashmir. He said Kashmir would be free and that he remained with the Kashmiris in their troublesome occasions.
Independently, artist Arif managed a verse session close by two exceptional visitors: Ashfaq Hussian from Canada and Bashir Kazmi. It also invited Anjum Shazad, Shahbaz Khwaja, Najma Usman, Javed Saba, Syeda Kausar, Anjum Raza, Yashab Tamana, Imran Saqib from Belgium, and Sadaf Mirza from Denmark.
Arif also recited his own poem:
Akhir tamasha kab khatam ho ga,
Chiraag-e-hujra darvaish ki bujhto hoi loo,
Hawa say khay gai ab tamasha khatam ho ga,
Yay sabkath putlian raqsaan rhain gi raat ki raat,
Shar say phialay dab tamasha khtam ho ga…
Hussain, the poet from Canada, recited:
Kachi zameen kay sahan mein khilta hoa gulaab,
Khiltay huey gulaab mein mhaka hua badan,
Mhakay huey badan mein samander sa aik dil,
Uss dil ki wusatoon mein chain kho gya hoo main…
Directed by FCF UK’s secretary-general, Asim Ali Shah, the occasion additionally had a large number of books in plain view and for procurement. Attorney Sibghatullah Qadri and columnist Mujahid Barelvi also propelled their books.
FCF UK President Akram Kaimkhani and Mohammad Ayub Aulia said thanks to the supporters of Faiz Aman Mela and educated about the association’s targets. Kaimkhani additionally commended the 40-part group of volunteers who worked a very long time to compose this greatest artistic and social celebration in Europe.
In excess of 600 members of the Faiz Aman Mela were stuck to their seats tuning in to verse, political introductions, and music.
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