List of Marsiya writers in Urdu
Following is a list of Marsiya writers in the Urdu language.[1][2]
Deccan
- Abdullah Qutub Shah[3]
- Ali Adil Shah Sani Shahi[3]
- Nusarati[3]
- Shah Quli Shah Shahi[3]
- Mir Muhammad Salah[3]
- Mirza Bijapuri[3]
- Noori[1][3]
- Kazim[1][3]
- Hashim Ali Gujarati[1]
- Qasim[3]
- Qais[3]
- Dargah Quli Khan Dargah[3]
- Hashim Ali Bijapuri (d.1697)[1][3]
- Vali Valori[1][3]
- Ali Muhammad Khan Burhanpuri[3]
- Ram Rao 'Saiva' Bijapuri (c.1681)[3][4]
- Makkhan Das[4]
- Balaji Tasambak 'Tara'[4]
- Swami Prashad 'Asghar'[4]
- Waheed Akhtar (1934–1996), Urdu poet, writer, critic, orator, and one of the leading Muslim scholars and philosophers of the 20th century
- Begam Shuhrat (b.1920s)[5]
Delhi
- Qasim Dehlavi, said to have initiated marsiya writing in northern India[3][6]
- Murad[3][6]
- Mir Muhammad Saleh[3][6]
- Qurban Ali[6]
- Sa'sadat Yakrang[6]
- Hatim(1699-1781)[3][6]
- Asim[3][6]
- Roshan Ali Saharanpur (c.1698)[3]
- Fazl Ali Fazli[3]
- Mir Miskeen[3]
- Mir Lutf Ali[3]
- Muhammad Nadim[3]
- Hazin[3]
- Ghamin[3]
- Miya Sikander[1][3][6]
- Mirza Muhammad Rafi Sauda (1713–1781),[1][3][6]
- Khwaja Mir Dard (1721–1785),[3]
- Mir Taqi Mir (1723–1810),[1][3]
- Begam Mukhtar Fatima Zaidi (b.1900)[5]
- Dr. Nashir Naqvi (b. 1956 Amroha), Professor & Head of Department of Persian, Urdu & Arabic, Punjabi University, Patiala[7]
Oudh
- Mir Zahik[1]
- Mir Hasan[1]
- Yahya Oman alias Sheikh Qalandar Baksh Jur'at (d.1810)[8]
- Mir Musathasis Mir Khaliq (1774-1814 AD), father of Mir ANis[1][2][3][8][8]
- Fasih (b. 1780)[3]
- Dilgir (1781-1846)[3]
- Mir Zamir (1791-1855)[1][2][3][6][8]
- Munshi Chhunnu Lal Lakhnavi 'Tarab' 'Dilgir'[4][6]
- Raja Balwan Singh of Benares 'Raja'[4][9]
- Lala Ram Prashad 'Bashar'[4]
- Gopi Nath 'Aman'[9]
- Kalidas Gupta 'Raza'[9]
- Dalloo Ram 'Kausari'[9]
- Roop Kumari (c.1920s&30s)[9][10]
- Syed Muzaffar Ali Khan Asir(1800-1881)[8]
- Mir Babar Ali Anis (1802–1874),[1][2][6]
- Mirza Salaamat Ali Dabeer (1803–1875),[1][2][6]
- Mir Nafis (d.March 2, 1901)[6][9]
- Ali Haider Tabatabai (1854–1933), born 1854 in Awadh, died 1933 in Hyderabad Deccan, India, was a poet, translator and a scholar of languages
- Syed Mohammad Zamin Ali (1880-1955)[11]
- Josh Malihabadi (1898–1982),[2]
- Mir Khurshid[6]
- Ali Lucknnawi, son of Mir Anis[6]
- Munir Shikohabadi[6]
- Amir Lucknawi[6]
- Kaifi Azmi (1919–2002),[12]
- Mir Nawab Ali Munis[13]
- Mustafa Mirza Rasheed[13]
- Syed Muhammad Mirza Uns[4][13]
- Syed Sajjad Hussein 'Shadeed Lucknawi' [4][13]
- Mohazzab Lucknavi
- Shaheed Lucknavi
- Nawab Baqar Ali "Ravish Lucknavi"
- Maulana Mirza Mohd Ashwaq "Shauq"
- Tayyab Kazmi (Lucknow)
- Muztar Jaunpuri
- Syed Mohammad Ali (Mowassir Jaunpuri)
- Allama Dr.Syed Ali Imam Zaidi 'Gauher Lucknawi'great grand son of "Anees"[4][13]
- Dr. Azeem Amrohvi
Pakistan
- Faiz Ahmad Faiz (1911–1984),[12]
- Allama Dr. Syed Zamir Akhtar Naqvi (b. 1947, Lucknow)[14]
- Hilal Naqvi (b.1950)[2][12]
- Tasvir Fatima (b.1950s)[5]
- Zameer Akhtar Naqvi, (b.1944) is famous Pakistani Marsiya writer.
- Safdar Hamadani (b. 1950)
See also
Raza Hamdani farigh bukhari Mukhtar Ali Nayyar (1933 - 2009) Mohsin Naqvi Shoukat Raza Shoukat
References
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- ↑ "Urdu poets and writers of Allahabad | Muslimsaleem's Blog". Muslimsaleem.wordpress.com. Retrieved 2014-01-01.
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