Shaoor-e-Farda (Letters of Maqbool Bhat)
Muhammad Saeed Asad
Shaoor-e-Farda title of the book by Asad, in Urdu language means Awareness of Tomorrow. The book has thirty-nine letters written by Maqbool Bhat to friends and relatives over a span of two decades. The first, dated May 22, 1960, from Peshawar to G. M. Mufti, a childhood friend of Maqbool Bhat. The Last letter in Shaoor-e-Farda, written two decades later, is to Dr. Farooq Haider, on September 8, 1983, from the death row in Tihar Jail, India.
From reading Shaoor-e-Farda, Maqbool Bhat comes across as a man with a clear vision. His three traits stand out. First, is his positive frame of mind. Second, his understanding and dedication to Kashmirs' emancipation struggle. And, third his firm religious faith.
From reading Shaoor-e-Farda, Maqbool Bhat comes across as a man with a clear vision. His three traits stand out. First, is his positive frame of mind. Second, his understanding and dedication to Kashmirs' emancipation struggle. And, third his firm religious faith.
عام:
2008
الناشر:
Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
اللغة:
urdu
الصفحات:
187
ملف:
PDF, 13.65 MB
IPFS:
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urdu, 2008
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