برصغیر کے مغلیہ دور حکومت میں شاعری : ایک تجزیاتی مطالعہ: Poetry in the Mughal Era of Subcontinent: An Analytical Study

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2024
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Abstract
Literature has been special importance in the Muslim rule of subcontinent, especially the Mughal Muslim rulers (1555-1707), (1526-1540) have been appreciative of literature. Along with the splendor and adornment of the Mughal court, Subcontinent culture flourished. Since the government had established peace everywhere, literature and fine arts began to develop automatically, with its royal patronage and Encouraged. Poets, philosophers and scholars would come to the court in this era. Poetry has a special significance in the details of literature. During the Mughal period, special attention was paid to poetry; Muslim and Hindu poets without distinction of religion were honored and awarded prizes. In the present article, a special research is being done to poetry in the Mughal period of the Subcontinent.
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Authors Munazza Hayat
Journal Pakistan Journal of Islamic Research
Year 2024
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