Log Rakhte Hain – Ghazal by Mujeeb-ur-Rehman
Log Rakhte Hain – Ghazal by Mujeeb-ur-Rehman لوگ رکھتے ہیں معتبر ہم کو نہیں ملتا کوئی چارہ گرم کو کیا کہوں؟ کیا لوگ جانیں گے...
Log Rakhte Hain – Ghazal by Mujeeb-ur-Rehman لوگ رکھتے ہیں معتبر ہم کو نہیں ملتا کوئی چارہ گرم کو کیا کہوں؟ کیا لوگ جانیں گے...
Bewafa Ki Khatir – Ghazal by Mujeeb-ur-Rehman بے وفا کی خاطر دل بے قرار کب تک رہوں منتظر میں کیونکر، کہ وفا شعار کب تک!...
Jaan Jaan Pakistan: Urdu Afsana by Hasnain A. Qadir افسانہ: جان جان پاکستان مصنف: حسنین اے قادر پچھلے دنوں کی بات ہے۔ مجھے...
Ik Wafa Hai – Ghazal by Mujeeb-ur-Rehman غزل اک وفا ہے و بال تھوڑی ہے اس میں اپنا کمال تھوڑی ہے پھر...
Echoes OF Heart: Poem by Dua Kayani In my heart there is a desire to meet my beloved dear Waiting for him with the eyes...
The Silent Spy in Your Kitchen: The Dark Side of Smart Gadgets A Digital Panopticon: Your Home, Exposed As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, so...
Guzray Waffaa Kartay – Ghazal by Mujeeb-Ur-Rehman Anjum گزرے وفا کرتے ہوئے وہ غزل زندگی ہے جو دل گنگنا نے یاد میں،...
Tark-e-Ahde-e-Wafaa – Ghazal by Mujeeb-Ur-Rehman Anjum
“Shakespeare in GCU” – By Muhammad Talha Scene 1: Amphitheatre The scene opens with a foggy morning. Fog, acting like a blanket, covers the scene...
Renamed Shapes: Poem by Hibah Shabkhez My truest friends are all imaginary I may forget them for months at a time, Or rename them...
Come And Perish By My Boot: Poem by Hibah Shabkhez Spider, spider, come and die, Come and perish by my boot. The foul viciousness...
Jade Dreams: Poem by Hibah Shabkhez The pleasant hours spent in slumber In the story-dreams where we walked With dragons, blazing glory, thunder At us...
How Lahore’s famous thireteen old gates got their name? Explore the vibrant tapestry of Lahore’s history as we embark on a journey through its...
Kunhar : Poem by Hibah Shabkhez Pouring out of the mountain-nestled crock Which glimmers green, white and blue in the breath Of heaven, the simmering...
Waltz: English poem by Hibah Shabkhez My truest friends are all imaginary I may forget them for months at a time, Or rename them to...
Jaarat-e-Mohabbat: Poem by Hamda Rafaaqat جارتِ محبت چلو، اب ایسا کرتے ہیں کچھ خواب بانٹ لیتے ہیں کچھ حساب بانٹ لیتے ہیں پھر محبت کی...
اپنی قدر پہچانیں اور اُن لوگوں کے لیے کام کریں جو آپ کی قدر کرتے ہیں. احمد سیلار اس دنیا میں ہر قسم کے لوگ...
Sadness: English poem by Macedonian poetess Sanja Atanasovska I shifted my breath in your sigh. That was the end of it and the beginning of...
Shame: English poem by Macedonian poetess Sanja Atanasovska The madness of love left me when I saw two women shot at the wall. The...
Disarmed: English poem by Macedonian’s poetess Sanja Atanasovska In love and disarmed to the point of pain I surrender to you even when you...
Bahaudin and the Wanderer: A Mystical Lesson on Heedlessness Bahaudin el-Shah, revered master of the Naqshbandi Sufi order, stood one day in the bustling square...
A dream in my mind: Poem by Hareem Muzaffar I love all professions, But I will be a “Doctor.” “Lawyers” are good for “justice,” But...
Coffee colored eyes A cloud fell in the vineyard one man was talking to himself the hills smelled of fire, and the inhabitants of the...