پنڈت لچھمی رام سرور لکھنوی کے احوال و آثار کا تعارفی مطالعہ: AN INTRODUCTORY STUDY OF THE LIFE AND WRITING OF PANDIT LACHMI RAM SARWAR
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Abstract
Non-Muslim poets, particularly Hindus, have made significant contributions to the promotion of Persian language and literature in the subcontinent. They embraced Persian as a literary medium, showcasing their creative talents through it. A notable figure in this context is Pandit Lachhmi Ram Sarwar Lacknavi, who played a vital role in Persian literature during the late eleventh century and early twelfth century Hijri. Originally from Kashmir, he later settled in Lucknow, where he spent the remainder of his life.
Sarwar Lacknavi was an accomplished poet, particularly renowned for his mastery of Persian ghazals. His Dewan (collection of ghazals) remains a testament to his literary prowess, with manuscripts preserved in various libraries. This article explores the life of Sarwar Lacknavi, delves into his Dewan, and examines the themes and artistry of his ghazals.
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| Authors | آمنہ افضل;روفیسر ڈاکٹر سید محمد فرید; |
| Journal | ROOH-E-TAHQEEQ |
| Year | 2024 |
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