by Wazir Shadan
Abstract:
Maazullah Khan Momand (1085-1170 AH) is a famous Pashto poet of 12th century Hijri who has to his credit verses with multi-Shaded colours. His verses are embellished with explicit, and some times, implicit hues of allusions. He (Momand) is ever remembered and celebrated for a rich stock of allusions which, in turn, make his Deewan (collection) a collage of very fine allusions. This article aims at discovering the different kinds of allusions to be traced through the cultural, social, religious and intellectual depths and are perfected to the zenith of literary horizon.
Reference:
Allusions in the poetry of Maazullah Khan Momand\protect \RLمعاز الله خان مومند او تلميحات (Wazir Shadan), In Pashto, volume 39, 2010.
Bibtex Entry:
@Article{2010-Pasht-39-Shadan-Allusionsi,
Title = {Allusions in the poetry of Maazullah Khan Momand\protect \RL{معاز الله خان مومند او تلميحات}},
Author = {Wazir Shadan},
Journal = {Pashto},
Year = {2010},
Number = {640},
Pages = {-},
Volume = {39},
Abstract = {Maazullah Khan Momand (1085-1170 AH) is a famous Pashto poet
of 12th century Hijri who has to his credit verses with multi-Shaded colours. His verses are embellished with explicit, and some times, implicit hues of allusions. He (Momand) is ever remembered and celebrated for a rich stock of allusions which, in turn, make his Deewan (collection) a collage of very fine allusions. This article aims at discovering the different kinds of allusions to be traced through the cultural, social, religious and intellectual depths and are perfected to the zenith of literary horizon.},
Timestamp = {2020-02-26}
}