Ghalib's Inclusions In Satirical and Elegent Urdu Poetry

Authors

  • Muhammad Allah Ditta Ph.d Scholar, Department of Urdu, GCUF
  • Dr. Tariq Hashmi Principal College of Oriental Languages, G C University, Faisal Abad

Keywords:

Ghalib, , Irony, Inclusion, Lyrics, Verse, Comedy, Poem

Abstract

A poem from another poet’s lyrics or his lyrics to include a chorus in his words in such a way that a new lyrics can be created is called inclusion. In addition, use the whole lyrics of a poet in such a way that is to put three verses in every poem in which the thymes of verse is kept in mind. In this way three verses are tied to one of the poems of the lyrics, then a new a new poem or lyrics are also called inclusion. In addition, there is another link to the guidelines in which the chorus with one of the words or a part of it, this is also called inclusion. Mirza Ghalib’s poetry have been utilized by the poets of every age. It is also in the form of a serious poem and in the form of comedy line. Most of the Urdu poets are those who have some lyrics that are said to be the Ghalib’s style. There are some of them merely in Ghalib’s style and some are in the form of inclusion.

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Changezi, Yagana. Ghalib Ma‘azrat ke Saath.

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Published

2025-06-30

How to Cite

Allah Ditta, M., & Hashmi, D. T. (2025). Ghalib’s Inclusions In Satirical and Elegent Urdu Poetry. Tahqeeq-O-Tajzia, 3(02), 73–86. Retrieved from https://tahqeeqotajzia.com/index.php/tot/article/view/109

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