Hasan Abidi

Hasan Abidi is a freelance Pakistani journalist and a senior Urdu language poet. He was born in Jaunpur and educated in Azamgarh and Allahabad (India) and after the partition of India in 1947, he moved to Pakistan and seteled in Karachi. According to Yasmeen Hameed, his collections of poetry are Navisht-i-Nai (1995), Jareeda (1998) and Farar Hona Huroof ka (2004). He has also translated Eqbal Ahmed's essays into Urdu and written stories and poems for children. Hasan Abidi writes both ghazals and nazms. He is more in control of his craft in the traditional confines of the ghazal but chooses another style and content for his nazms. Most of his nazms are a narrative of the socio-political aspects of the society. He persistently elegizes the changing value system that he finds alien and disconcerting. His collection of poems, Farar Hona Huroof ka, was published in 2004, by Scheherzade, Karachi.

 

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