اردو شاعری میں مزاحمت کی روایت: Tradition of Resistance in Urdu Poetry
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2024
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The tradition of resistance in Urdu poetry reflects the socio-political consciousness of poets across eras, especially during colonial oppression, military regimes, and modern-day injustices. This paper explores how poets used metaphors, satire, and revolutionary imagery to challenge power structures and awaken collective awareness. From Faiz to Habib Jalib and contemporary voices, resistance poetry has stood as a literary defiance against tyranny
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| Authors | Dr. Samia Naz |
| Journal | Aafaq-e-Tahqeeq |
| Year | 2024 |
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