I am a great fan of Jameela Hashmi and ‘dasht e sous’ is one of my favorite novels. She just writes fluently and expresses complexity so simply that one is amazed at this talent. The character of Mansur Hallaj is such an enigma in our religious history that biographers and historians have just failed to grasp his real essence but it was Jameela Hashmi and the literature that really solved the riddle. And what a title you have chosen.
very interesting thought:naqsh e wafa houn metti ja rahe houn
ReplyDeleteA really beatiful title of blog and rings many beautiful lines from our poetry at the same time.
ReplyDeleteshukrya akhtar sahib :)
ReplyDeleteakhtar sahib..sada e saaz ..jamila hashmi ke aik novel (jo ke mere khayal mein urdu ka behtareen novel hai) "dasht e soos" ke aik chapter ka naam hai
ReplyDeleteI am a great fan of Jameela Hashmi and ‘dasht e sous’ is one of my favorite novels. She just writes fluently and expresses complexity so simply that one is amazed at this talent. The character of Mansur Hallaj is such an enigma in our religious history that biographers and historians have just failed to grasp his real essence but it was Jameela Hashmi and the literature that really solved the riddle. And what a title you have chosen.
ReplyDeleteHuma Sahiba...
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful....I am so so...astonish...
hmmm....nice potery....
After reading this one phrase came into my mind "LIFE goes on" no one care if anybody has to go.... :)
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