Ibn Hazm, a theologian and a great scholar of Muslim Spain, born in a well-off family rose to eminence as a jurist of a great ingenuity, a historian, polemicist and a fine writer of prose and… Read More

Maulana Zafar Ali Khan (1873-1956) was a renowned poet, intellectual and journalist. His newspaper Zamīndar is deemed to have been not just treasure trove of turbulent colonial history of British… Read More

This article aims to explore and contest the various aspects of theoretical framework and practice of John Shakespeare (1774–1858) resorted to while compiling Urdu-English dictionary. John… Read More

Debi Parshad (1840-1902) was a poet, calligrapher, and educationist. His book Ma‘yār-ul-Imlā is considered to be one of the earliest books written on Urdu orthography by Indian writers. This book… Read More

In this article, an attempt has been made to understand and interpret Mīr’s ghazal in the context of the innovative and interrogative spirit great minds exhibit in their imaginative endeavours.… Read More

Although the ghazal beginning with the line Ka’i din saluk vidā‘ ka merē dar pē dil ẓār tẖā of Mīr is one of the most popular Mīr’s ghazals, it has been analysed for the first time. Two or three… Read More

Edward Wadie Said (1935-2003) was one of the twentieth century’s most influential public intellectuals. His work encompasses a variety of disciplines which include literary and cultural criticism… Read More

Edward Said (1935-2003) developed a unique critical approach that has exerted a profound effect on post-colonial criticism and cultural studies across the globe. In Orientalism, Said unravelled… Read More

This translated article is written by Edward Said (1935-2003). This article is included in the book, Nationalism, Colonization and Literature, compiled by Seamus Deane (1940-2021) who also wrote a… Read More

Landscape is an external face of a region that represents not just the flora and fauna of the region rather the history, civilization, and cultural values as well. Each bit of the scene of a… Read More

The representation of climate change in literature has a long history. The first available text of literature is the Epic of Gilgamesh, which tells the story of the Great Flood. In mythology and… Read More

Anwar Rumaan (1924-2013) was a well-known academician, historian, poet, and translator from Baluchistan. However, few people know that he had also written short stories, dramas, and prose poems in… Read More