Book Name: Tanha Tanha Writer: Ahmed Faraz (Syed Ahmed Shah) Ahmed Faraz is the author of the book Tanha Tanha Pdf. It is a collection of poetry which contains many poems, ghazals, and stanzas. The poet explained the desires of life and the result of it. He told the feelings and emotions of mankind. Ahmed Faraz was a great poet and writer of Urdu. He authored many books in poetry which earned much respect and fame for him. He became a public figure after his death and the readers using his verses in his talk.

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Javax.mail.internet.internetaddress Jar. Ahmad Faraz, in Toronto 2005 Born Syed Ahmad Shah Ali ( 1931-01-12)12 January 1931,, (now, ) Died 25 August 2008 ( 2008-08-25) (aged 77),, Pen name Faraz: فراز‬‎ Occupation, Nationality Citizenship Pakistani Education degrees in and languages Alma mater, Period 1950–2008 Genre Subject, political Literary movement, Democratic Movement Notable awards Hilal-e-Pakistan Children Saadi, and Sarmad Faraz Ahmed Faraz (: احمد فراز‬‎, born Syed Ahmed Shah (: سید احمد شاہ‬‎) on 12 January 1931 in, died 25 August 2008) was a. He is widely acclaimed as one of the best modern Urdu poets of the last century.

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He was awarded, and posthumously the by the. Contents • • • • • • • • • • Early life [ ] Ahmad Faraz was born in Kohat, (then ) to Syed Muhammad Shah Barq. His brother is. He moved to with his family. He studied in famous, Peshawar and received in and from. During his college life, the progressive poets and were his best friends, who impressed him and became his role models. Ethnically a, Ahmad Faraz studied and at the.

He later became a lecturer at the. Career [ ] Ahmad Faraz served as Chairman of the National Book Foundation in,.

Literary work [ ] Faraz has been compared with, holds a unique position as one of the best poets of current times, with a fine but simple style of writing. Even common people can easily understand his poetry. In an interview with, he recalls how his father, once bought clothes for him on. He didn't like the clothes meant for him, but preferred the ones meant for his elder brother.

This led him to write his first couplet::سب کے واسطے لائے ہیں کپڑے سیل سے:لائے ہیں میرے لیے قیدی کا کمبل جیل سے Sab kay waste laye hein kaprye sale se Laye hein mere liye qaidi ka kambal jail se (He brought clothes for everybody from the 'sale') (For me, he brought a blanket of a prisoner from jail) ‬ Political activity [ ] Faraz was arrested for writing poems that criticised military rulers in during the reign of General. Following that arrest, he went into a self-imposed exile. He stayed for 6 years in Britain, Canada and Europe before returning to, where he was initially appointed as Chairman of the and later chairperson of the -based National Book Foundation for several years. He has been awarded with numerous national and international awards. In 2006, he returned the award he was given in 2004. He mentioned his current writings and said: 'I now only write when I am forced to, from the inside.'

[ ] Maintaining a tradition established by his mentor, the revolutionary, he wrote some of his best poetry during the days when he was in exile. Famous among the 'poetry of resistance' has been 'Mahasara'. Faraz was also mentioned by actor Shahzada Ghaffar in the / telefilm 'Khai Aye O'. Ahmad Faraz's tombstone Death [ ] Faraz died of in a private hospital in Islamabad on 25 August 2008.

His funeral was held on the evening of 26 August, among many admirers and government officials at H-8 Graveyard,, Pakistan. Samples of poetry [ ] A sample of his poetry is: Nazm: ' Wo adakar hi kya Wo adakar hi kya jis ka naam Mozzam Hussain Khwaab martay naheen Khwaab dil hain, nah aankhen, nah saansen keh jo Rezaa, rezaa huwe to bikhar jaayen ge Jism kii maut se ye bhii mar jaayen ge English translation. Dreams do not die Dream are heart, nor eyes nor breath Which shattered, will scatter Die with the death of the body Another poetic translation of the above Dreams do not die Dreams are heart, nor eyes nor a breath Which shatter and then they scatter, Die they all, with end being nigh List of Works/Bibliography [ ] • Pas-e-Andaz-e-Mausam • Shehr-e-Sukhan Arasta Hai (Kulliyaat) Collection of the following books: • Pas-e-Andaz-e-Mausam Jana jana Na-yaft See also [ ] • References [ ] • Ahmed Faraz Poetry, November 16, 2016. •.., Pakistan. 12 January 2015., Retrieved 28 Jan 2016 •. Ahmad Faraz Trust.