جعفر زٹلی ایک رجحان ساز ہجو نگار : تحقیقی و تنقیدی جائزہ

Jafer Zatali Trendy Satirist: Research and Critical Review

Abstract

Urdu literature entered through Hajo, Persian literature and Arabic literature. In Arabic literature, Amra al-Qais is a prominent name in this genre, who targeted his personal opponents along with the inequities of the society. The father of Persian poetry, Adam Rood, showed his essence in poetry and with him, Anwari also created his own identity in poetry. Jafar raised the knowledge of rebellion from the tradition where many contemporary poets were worried about receiving rewards and honors from the king of time with their flattering behavior and flattery, Jafar presented the image of the society and exposed the evils spread in his environment. And pointed them out. For example, "Kuchwa Nama" is a famous contemporary poem by Jaafar in which he ridiculed Ibn al-Huqt and the so-called religious leaders.

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