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(Critisism: Book Reviews & Articles)
By: Haider Qureshi Year of 1st Edition: 2012 ISBN978-93-5073-054-6 Price: Rs. 200/-
Rossertstr.6, Okriftel, 65795 Hattersheim,Germany
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From: spanand786@hotmail.com To: bazmeqalam@googlegroups.com Subject: {7217} Charge against me. Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2011 17:09:05 -0500 Someone has posted a video that shows me reciting my dear old friend Ghulam Mohammad Qasir's couplets. The purpose is to show that I have recited his couplets in my own name. I want to make this matter clear. This video has been tempered with. I was presiding over a function for the release of a Hindi book of poetry by Rakesh Khandelwal.The function was held in Durga Temple in Virginia. When I had finished my presidential speech, the audience asked me to recite from memory some couplets. They know only Hindi and but they always enjoy Urdu ghazal couplets. I am personally not much enamored of Ghazal but I keep them in good humor always. I recited some of own poems as also some ghazal couplets. But before reciting some of these couplets I said these were from an old friend from Peshawar, Mr. G.M. Qasir. It seems some one (I know it is a particular person from Germany, who is fond of such pranks) has tempered with the video. I have watched it carefully. It starts suddenly, as if just one second before, there was something and it has been cut off from the tape and my voice is heard. I remember, i had told the audience that my childhood was spent in Peshawar and I have dozens of friends there and I recited some couplets from Faraz, Mohsin Ehsan, Khatir Ghaznavi, Zahur Eiwan and Ghulam Mohammad Qasir. Alas, all of them are now no more. I have been left alone to face such silly and mischievous pranks. Satyapal Anand
From: nasiralisyed@hotmail.com To: bazmeqalam@googlegroups.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVXI0WWcv6g
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satiya jee, salam.....i hvnt heared any shair of zahoor awan...will u plz send me some
helloanoop http://www.youtube.com/user/helloanoop
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of the couplets....u recite in taqreeb.
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2011/6/14 Satyapal Anand <spanand786@hotmail.com> Arshad Khalid Sahib....Please do not include my poem in your magazine. This email correspondence stops here. There should be no further communication. Satyapal Anand
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These products have been in the last few years the object of such massive advertising that they now belong to a region of French daily life which the various types of psycho-analysis would do well to pay some attention to if they wish to keep up date.
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detergents available for the first time just after the Second World War, was that they separated the dirt from the fabric decisively but wothout 'violence'..Their ideal role is to liberate the object from its circumstantial imperfection', Roland Barthes
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Chlorinated fluids, for instance, have always been experienced as assort of liquid fire, the action of which must be carefully estimated; otherwise the object itself would be affected, 'burnt'. The implicit legend of this type of product rests on the idea of a violent, abrasive modification of matter: the connotations are of a chemical or mutilating type: the product 'kills' the dirt. Powders, on the contrary, are separating agents: their ideal role is to liberate the object from its circumstantial imperfection:
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dirt is 'forced out' and no longer killed; in the Omo imagery, dirt is a diminutive
It sounds more like Catherine Belsey than Julia Kristeva. But I imagine that it
enemy, stunted and black, which takes to its heels from the fine immaculate linen at
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Roland Barthes for yourself, perhaps. ‘Soap Powder and Detergent’ is a
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newspaper article from the 1950s reprinted in Barthes’s book Mythologies,
Noondaz Press,New York)
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even if it is wasteful, even if the culprit is a non-entity, and you are doing it. We must all be grateful to you:
But I cannot call you a "natavan."So keep on with the good work . Warmly, m u memon
Brisbane
Thank you for sending this "ne'mat-e ghair mutaraqqiba." I read the whole article right away and felt immense pity for the man. Much as I admire your zeal in exposing such impostors, I also feel that your time is far too precious to be wasted on such non-entities. When the controversy was hot, I frequently thought of joining the fray and throw in my two-cents worth, but something prevented me. In retrospect I feel I rightly saved myself from a wasteful undertaking. But I also think that such impostors need to be exposed and cut down to their size. Somebody has to do it,
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I have studied your essay “Falsfi Ki Naujawani and Sheela Ki Jawani”,in first instance I was little wondered to read the heading of the essay , however, you cleared the facts in very second line of the essay. Also here in Pakistan, some people want to become popular in one go or just over night which in my views is not possible especially in the field of literature as it demands continuous reading and writing experience spread over years and years of time period and with no definite reward and remuneration in terms of so called popularity and acceptability...........As your good self discussed, the book launching ceremony in Pakistan was perhaps held at Gujranwala Bar but I did not go , however, my one or two friends told me that nothing was said regarding modernism and post modernism in literature rather the political conditions of the country remained the topic of the discussions of the ceremony, actually only the literary associations can arrange literary dialogue and discussions.
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such is his mastery in depicting the sexual encounters and love scenes that if the novel was written in modern Urdu, it would have sold by lakhs, says Haider Qureshi, an eminent poet. As it is a novel about Indo-Islamic culture and Mughals, the finest couplets of Urdu and Persian poetry abound in the book.
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http://urduindia.wordpress.com/2007/09/29/faruqis-urdu-novel-kai-chand-the-sar-e-aasman/
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Thank you for sending this "ne'mat-e ghair mutaraqqiba." I read the whole article right away and felt immense pity for the man. Much as I admire your zeal in exposing such impostors, I also feel that your time is far too precious to be wasted on such non-entities. When the controversy was hot, I frequently thought of joining the fray and throw in my two-cents worth, but something prevented me. In retrospect I feel I rightly saved myself from a wasteful undertaking. But I also think that such impostors need to be exposed and cut down to their size. Somebody has to do it, even if it is wasteful, even if the culprit is a non-entity, and you are doing it. We must all be grateful to you:
But I cannot call you a "natavan."So keep on with the good work .
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