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... Ahmad Aziz , Taraqi Pasand Adab ( Delhi : 1945 ) . 45 Malik, op. cit. , p. 60. 46 Ahmad, op. cit. , p. 5. 47 Malik, op. cit. , pp. 89–90. 48 For example Faiz Ahmad Faiz was appointed Secretary of the Alhamra Art Gallery in Lahore “by the Government of West...

.... London: Oxford University Press, 1972. ix, 283 pp. Glossary. $25.25. The Golden Tradition. By Ahmed AH. New York: Columbia University Press, 1973. 286 pp. Glossary, Index. $4.95. Poems by Faiz. Translated by Victor Kiernan. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1971. 288 pp. Notes, Index. 673 674 LESLIE...

... head in your hands. According to Jafri, these verses indicate a radical change in Faiz's attitude: instead of simply showing despair at the state of affairs in his country, Faiz now calls for a drastic, revolutionary stance from those who seek to bring about political and social changes in Pakistan...

... of the movement's interactions with other significant movements, notably the Freedom Movement. Coppola's meticulous narrative of the history of the movement through its various phases is impressive and illuminating. A sizeable section of the book (chapters 7–11) discusses the seminal works of five major poets: Faiz...

... chapters on Prem Chand and Faiz Ahmed Faiz. His assessment of Faiz is ambivalent: although Faiz wrote of socialist themes, the blood and sweat of workers is absent from the second-rate poetry of this man, who himself lived an affluent life, apparently seeing no contradiction. Two bibliographies...

... and filmmakers led the film industry when they all migrated to Bombay in the aftermath of the partition. Surprisingly, Sarkar cites Faiz (p. 42), but not even a single mention of writers such as Sahir, Mazrooh, and Kaifi, who celebrated secularism in several of their songs. It is the latter group of writers...

... writers and filmmakers led the film industry when they all migrated in the aftermath of the partition. Surprisingly, Sarkar cites Faiz (p. 42), but there is not even a single mention of writers such as Sahir, Mazrooh, and Kaifi, who celebrated secularism in several of their songs. It is the latter group...

... self-interests and a broader recognition, along with Engels and Plekhanov among others, that there is more to life than bread. The Urdu poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz, in one of his more memorable poems, asserted that there was more to life than love despite that, we need to remember that love is still part...

.... In another context, I once quoted some lines by Faiz Ahmed Faiz's "Freedom's Dawn," which seem a coincide with the somber mood of this volume: "This dawn that's marked and wounded . . . . It's not the dawn we expected . . . . This is not the moment of our freedom. Keep moving, keep moving! We have...

... of the behavior of business spokesmen in terms of their narrow self-interests and a broader recognition, along with Engels and Plekhanov among others, that there is more to life than bread. The Urdu poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz, in one of his more memorable poems, asserted that there was more to life than love despite...

... literature no. 1 (Sept. 1965), 70-72; no. 2 (Dec. 1966), 80-84. 8341. BEG, ABDULLAH ANWAR. Champion of a new spirit. Pakistan review 15 (July 1967), 27-28. On Iqbal. 8342. ELFENBEIN, JOSEF. Landa, zor Wala! Waned. AO 35, no. 4 (1967), 563-606. 8343. FAIZ, AHMAD FAIZ. Iqbal Day at Karachi: Iqbal as a poet...

... of perspectives on the past half century in India and should attract a wide readership among those in the social sciences, cultural and historical studies, not only in South Asia, but worldwide. In another context, I once quoted some lines by Faiz Ahmed Faiz's "Freedom's Dawn," which seem a coincide...

... ( Leiden : Brill , 2012 ), 4: 121 –22. Let me close with some verses from the famous poem of Faiz Ahmad Faiz, “Freedom's Morning—August 1947,” verses that give painful expression to the tragedy and promise of partition. 4 This pitted dawn, snake-bitten sky of morning! We waited for this day...

... Singh and hit natural son, Narpat Singh; between the families of Ram Singh Mehta and Sher Singh Mehta at Udaipur in the first half of the nineteenth century; between Sir Pratap at Jodhpur and the family of Faiz Ullah Khan earlier in the nineteenth century; and between Rawal Bain Sal of Samod and Jhota...

... forward in time to include more or less the first half of the twentieth century in chapters on "Iqbal's Contemporaries" and "Firaq, Josh, Hafiz, and Others." The most substantial of the new chapters, "Modern Urdu Literature Poetry," deals with MIrajI, Faiz (whom Sadiq takes severely to task for his...

... of the account of the trial of Vakir, Faiz and Ata (pp. 218-219). And when the arguments get very contentious, Cross Roads (Delhi), Blitz, and New Age are used as evidence. This is not to say the author is wrong; it is to say that the rules of scholarly evidence are unevenly or inconsistently applied...

... used in court, see Faiz Badruddin Tyabji ( 1940 , 89–93). 7 See also Thomas Edward Colebrooke ( 1884 , iii) and Judge J. Woodroffe in Kusom Beebee v. Golam Hossein Cassim Arif (1905), 10 CWN 449. 8 Judge Garth, as quoted in M. A. Abdur Rahim ( 1911 , 43). 9 See, e.g., Abdur...

.... FAIZ, AHMAD FAIZ. Iqbal Day at Karachi: Iqbal as a poet. Iqbal review 8 (Apr. 1967), 119-133. 8344. HASAN, IQTIDA. Haidari's Gulsan-e Hind (1800 A.D.) Naples. Istituto universitario orientale. Annali n.s. 16 (1966), 237-251. 8345. KHAN, SHUJAATULLAH. Ghalib: the monarch of Urdu poetry. EH 6, no. 1 (Jan...

.... : Yale University Press . Seth R. K. , and Faiz Ilahi . 1938 . An Economic Survey of Durrana Langana, a Village in the Multan District of the Punjab . Punjab Village Surveys No. 11. Lahore : Civil and Military Gazette Press . Singh Randhir . 1932 . An Economic Survey of Kala...

...: The Poet and his Age D. J. Matthews and C. Shackle, An Anthology of Classical Urdu Love Lyrics Ahmed Ali, The Golden Tradition Victor Kiernan, (trans Poems by Faiz 673 LUBOT, EUGENE. The Revisionist Perspective on Modern Chinese History Edward Friedman and Mark Selden, (eds America's Asia: Dissenting...