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EP 03: MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Usko Ghar Kar De

EP 03: MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Usko Ghar Kar De

Released Tuesday, 23rd March 2021
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EP 03: MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Usko Ghar Kar De

EP 03: MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Usko Ghar Kar De

EP 03: MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Usko Ghar Kar De

EP 03: MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Usko Ghar Kar De

Tuesday, 23rd March 2021
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Listen to Urdu poets Iftikhar Arif, Ameer Qazalbash and Fazal Tabish in this 2nd Ep of Cineink podcast series "Purana Mushaira', based on old recordings, retrieved from the private collection of Sajid Raza Khan, and presented by Prof. Ali Javed.


Iftikhar Arif
Mire Khuda Mujhe Itna tau Mo'atabar Kar De
MaiN Jis Makaan MeiN Rahta HuuN Us Ko Ghar Kar De

Ameer Qazalbash
Usi ka Shahr Vahi Muddai Vahi Munsif
HameiN YaqiN Tha Hamara Qusur Niklega

Fazal Taabish
Na Kar Shumaar ke Har Shai Gini NahiN Jaati
Ye Zindagi Hai HisaaboN Se Ji NahiN Jaati

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Purana Mushaira

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This Urdu Podcast Series 'Purana Mushaira' presents some of the great Urdu poets such as Ali Sardar Jafri, Wamiq Jaunpuri, Kaifi Azmi, Shahryar, Iftikhar Arif, Sajida Zaidi, Waseem Barelvi, Zahida Zaidi, Hasan Rizvi, Bashir Badr, Zehra Nigah, Ghulam Rabbani Taban, Saghar Khaiyyami and Fazal Tabish. The old recordings have been retrieved from a Delhi-based Mushaira lover, Sajid Raza Khan's personal collection. Noted Urdu scholar and Delhi University Professor, Ali Javed is the Nazim-e-Mushaira. Mushaira is an assembly of Urdu poets, having a Naazim (moderator) and a Sadr (a senior presiding over the assembly). The tradition goes back to the great Hindi Urdu poet Amir Khusro in the 14th century. But Delhi's Mughal Durbars made Mushaira a hugely popular form of poetry recitation in front of an audience, saying Wah Wah, Irshad, Mukarrar Irshad, and Subhanallah. It was customary at a Mushaira to place the candle (Shamma) before the poet who was reciting his kalaam/sukhan (poetry).

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