The document titled Khuda Kay Din is a collection of Urdu poetry authored by Shaheen Abbas, published by Dar-ul-Farhat. It is a first edition printed by T. J. Printers in Lahore, Pakistan, with a copyright dated 2009. The book is priced at Rs. 250.00 in Pakistan and varies internationally (US $9.00, Euro 7.00, or UK £6.00).
Key Themes and Content:
Poetic Structure:
The work comprises ghazals, nazms, and other poetic forms, blending traditional Urdu literary aesthetics with contemporary expressions.
Themes include spirituality (Khuda Kay Din, meaning “Days of God”), human emotions, existential reflections, and social observations.
Language and Style:
Rich in metaphors, classical Urdu vocabulary, and rhythmic patterns.
Interspersed with Arabic and Persian phrases, reflecting the author’s cultural and linguistic depth.
Notable Sections:
Philosophical Inquiries: Poems explore questions about human existence, morality, and divine connection (e.g., تقویتشان چه چیز انسان است؟ — “What strengthens humanity?”).
Nature and Spirituality: Imagery of gardens (باغ), seasons, and celestial elements symbolizes inner and outer worlds.
Social Commentary: Verses critique societal norms, inequality, and the passage of time.
Author’s Background:
Shaheen Abbas is associated with Kaghadhi Paerahen, a literary publisher in Lahore. His work reflects Sufi influences and a modernist poetic voice.
Publication Details:
ISBN: 978-969-8527-76-1.
Contact: Includes the author’s address in Sheikhupura and email ([email protected]).
Cultural Significance:
The book contributes to contemporary Urdu literature by merging classical poetic traditions with introspective, universal themes. Its multilingual flourishes and spiritual undertones appeal to readers of South Asian poetry.
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