Unpublished letters of Jiger Bralvi address to Rafique Ahmed Marharvi

Abstract

The tradition of works like compilation of letters in Urdu literature has been going on for a long time and many reliable works have come to light in this regard. Such research work stimulates various trends in society & social problems and their solutions. Some letters are of a special scientific and literary nature, while some letters are written in private. In this article unpublished letters of Jiger Bralvi addressed to Rafique Ahmed Marharvi belongs to “Naqoosh” with editing, Research footnotes and allusion have presented. These letters of Jiger are written in common sense, as if their words have been communicated effectively. In these letters, most of the words are written together, such as: will learn, will understand, will read, will send, will do, will meet, will send something. Words that have become obsolete, such as: puncha (arrived), this (it) will arrive, in some places the difference between "s", "s" and "s" is not taken into account. Rafiq Ahmed Marharvi was the author of several books. His first book was "Islam and the Ideology of Nobility". The letters under discussion are related to two eminent personalities of Urdu literature. The addressee is Rafiq Ahmad Marharvi, son of renowned Urdu researcher, prose writer, Maulana Ahsan Marharvi Talmmuz Dagh, while the correspondent is the well-known Urdu poet Jiger Brelvi who has left important writings In Urdu poetry and prose with some persion techniques, proverbs. Similarly, these letters have not only literary flavour but contain various dimensions and presented literary era also. The literay discussion found in these letters opens more doors for research