Bazm-e-Urdu Qatar
Published: Monday, 11 April, 2005, 11:26 AM Doha Time
THE Urdu organisation of Anjuman Muhibban-e-Urdu Hind Qatar (AMUHQ), which is affiliated to the Indian Cultural Centre (ICC), has congratulated three local Urdu authors for their recent books.
The authors, Dr Attaur Rahman Siddiqui Nadvi, Amjad Ali Sarwar and Iftekhar Raghib, were feted at the organisation’s monthly poetry session held at the residence of AMUHQ founder Ibrahim Khan Kamal.
Dr Nadvi’s book is entitled Urdu Shairi Mein Islami Talmihat (Islamic Symbols and Events in Urdu Poetry). Zeya-e-Haramain (Light of Haramain), a collection of Hamd and Na’at, is written by Sarwar while Lafzoon Mein Ehsas (Feelings in Words) is a collection of emotional and constructive Ghazals by Raghib.
The function was presided over by Dr Nadvi, an Urdu scholar and the president of Bazm-e-Urdu Qatar. Sarwar was the chief guest while Raghib was the guest of honour. AMUHQ vice president Nadeem Mahir welcomed the guests and poets and praised the contribution of the three authors.
AMUHQ general secretary Aziz Nabil compered the poetry session which started with a recitation of the Holy Qur’an by Farid Nadvi.
Sarwar, Raghib, Rashid Niaz, Yusuf Kamal, Shafique Akhtar, Irshad Aazmi, Aziz Nabil, Farid Nadvi, Nadeem Mahir, Ashfaque Qalaque, Mansoor Aazmi, Habeeb Hyderabadi, Saadat Ali Saadat and Jamshed Ansari presented their poems.
Dr Nadvi stressed the importance of buying and reading of Urdu books, magazines and newspapers in order to promote the language.
Sarwar said that Anjuman was providing a useful platform for Urdu poets. Raghib thanked the members of AMUHQ.
Ibrahim Khan Kamal presented a vote of thanks, especially to the members of Bazm-e-Urdu Qatar, for their co-ordination with the Anjuman.
Halqua-e-Adab-Islami Qatar president Haidar Ali, Indo-Qatar Urdu Markaz vice president Abdul Hai, Radio Qatar Urdu Service announcer Obaid Tahir, National Exchange manager Jamal Khan, Mustafa Khan, Anwar Jamal and Sarwar Alam were among those who attended the function.
from gulftimes.com
THE Urdu organisation of Anjuman Muhibban-e-Urdu Hind Qatar (AMUHQ), which is affiliated to the Indian Cultural Centre (ICC), has congratulated three local Urdu authors for their recent books.
The authors, Dr Attaur Rahman Siddiqui Nadvi, Amjad Ali Sarwar and Iftekhar Raghib, were feted at the organisation’s monthly poetry session held at the residence of AMUHQ founder Ibrahim Khan Kamal.
Dr Nadvi’s book is entitled Urdu Shairi Mein Islami Talmihat (Islamic Symbols and Events in Urdu Poetry). Zeya-e-Haramain (Light of Haramain), a collection of Hamd and Na’at, is written by Sarwar while Lafzoon Mein Ehsas (Feelings in Words) is a collection of emotional and constructive Ghazals by Raghib.
The function was presided over by Dr Nadvi, an Urdu scholar and the president of Bazm-e-Urdu Qatar. Sarwar was the chief guest while Raghib was the guest of honour. AMUHQ vice president Nadeem Mahir welcomed the guests and poets and praised the contribution of the three authors.
AMUHQ general secretary Aziz Nabil compered the poetry session which started with a recitation of the Holy Qur’an by Farid Nadvi.
Sarwar, Raghib, Rashid Niaz, Yusuf Kamal, Shafique Akhtar, Irshad Aazmi, Aziz Nabil, Farid Nadvi, Nadeem Mahir, Ashfaque Qalaque, Mansoor Aazmi, Habeeb Hyderabadi, Saadat Ali Saadat and Jamshed Ansari presented their poems.
Dr Nadvi stressed the importance of buying and reading of Urdu books, magazines and newspapers in order to promote the language.
Sarwar said that Anjuman was providing a useful platform for Urdu poets. Raghib thanked the members of AMUHQ.
Ibrahim Khan Kamal presented a vote of thanks, especially to the members of Bazm-e-Urdu Qatar, for their co-ordination with the Anjuman.
Halqua-e-Adab-Islami Qatar president Haidar Ali, Indo-Qatar Urdu Markaz vice president Abdul Hai, Radio Qatar Urdu Service announcer Obaid Tahir, National Exchange manager Jamal Khan, Mustafa Khan, Anwar Jamal and Sarwar Alam were among those who attended the function.
from gulftimes.com
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