Light, easy reading for both adults and young readers alike. Recommended for reading out loud to your kids.Colorful pages, easy to understand Urdu, concise accounts, all make this a perfect introduction for those interested in reading about the lives of the four Caliphs of Islam.

Light, easy reading for both adults and young readers alike. Recommended for reading out loud to your kids.Think you know about the lives of the various Prophets of Islam. Think again. These 30 books with maps, pictures depicting the conditions of that era, easy to understand Urdu, all make this set a valuable resource for people interested in getting to know more about the Prophets of Islam.

Amjad Islam Amjad is a sensitive poet who through the careful use of similes, metaphors and symbols has become one of the representative voices of this age. A theme which is common in Amjad Islam Amjad nazms, ghazals, dramas and columns is his desire to bring about good. Presented here is another collection of his soul-stirring, thought-provoking poetry.

"As a poet, Faiz began writing on the conventional themes of love and beauty, but soon these conventional themes get submerged in the larger social and political issues of the day. The traditional griefs of love get fused with the travails of the afflicted humanity, and Faiz uses his poetry to champion the cause of socialistic humanism. Consequently, the familiar imagery of a love-poet acquires new meanings in the hands of Faiz...This turning away from romance to realism is beautifully suggested in his poem (a nazm), "mujh se pehli si mohabbat meri mahboob na maang."In the matter of diction and style, Faiz may be called the inheritor of the tradition of Ghalib. His admiration for Ghalib is also reflected in the title of his first published work, 'Naqsh-e-Faryadi', which comes straight from the opening line of the first ghazal of Diwan-e-Ghalib.Although he has written poems in a simple, conversational style, he has a marked preference for polished, Persianised diction, the diction of the elite rather than of the commoners. But because of the universality of his thought and sympathetic vision, and because of his perfect handling of the ghazal, his poetry is read and admired in both parts of the Indian sub-continent.Faiz is a "committed" poet who regards poetry as a vehicle of serious thought, and not a mere pleasurable pastime. He does not accept the maxim of "art for art's sake". An admirer of Karl Marx and a poet of the people, Faiz was honoured by Soviet Russia with the prestigious Lenin Award for Peace and his poems have been translated into the Russian language. His poetical collections include Naqsh-e-Faryadi (1943), Dast-e-Saba (1952), Zindan-Nama (1956) and Dast-e-Tah-e-Sang (1965)." - www.msci.memphis.eduThe above mentioned works of Faiz, namely; Naqsh-e-Faryadi (1943), Dast-e-Saba (1952), Zindan-Nama (1956) and Dast-e-Tah-e-Sang (1965) and others are part of this collection.

'Kulyat-e-Ahmed Faraz' has taken a long time coming, and Dost Publications deserve credit for not only publishing it but also for the quality of the printing. Print quality coupled with Ahmed Faraz's poetry means double the pleasure for the reader.This kulyat is a collection of his following works: Tanha Tanha, Dar-e-Aashoob, Nayafat, Janan Janan, Shab-e-Khoon, Meray Khwab Reza Reza, Bay Awaz Gali Koochon Mein, Nabeena Shaher Mein Aaina, Pas Andaz Mausam, Sab Awazen Meri Hain, Khwab-e-Gul Pareshan Hain, Bodlak, Ghazal Bahana Karon

Ahmed Faraz, along with Parvin Shakir, has been one of the leading Pakistani poets in contemporary times. His poetry is both traditional and liberal. Collections of his poetry have been quite popular and some of these have won major literary awards.