by Wazir Shadan and Farkhanda Liaqat
Abstract:
Pashto and Persian (language and literary traditions) emanate from the same sole source and go side by side for centuries. In many families both the languages remain the means for communication within and out of families. Pashto and Persion therefore continue to strengthen each other imperceptibly. The Persion poet laureate Hafiz Sherazi and the Pashtun luminary Abdul Rehman Baba seem to be in line with each other in terms of artistic style and spiritual insight. The present paper attempts to throw light on the same proposition.
Reference:
A Comparison of the Vision and Style of Rahman Baba and Khawaja Hafiz\protect \RLد خواجه حافظ او رحمان بابا د فکر او فن مماثلت (Wazir Shadan and Farkhanda Liaqat), In Pashto, volume 44, 2015.
Bibtex Entry:
@Article{2015-Pasht-44-Shadan-ACompariso,
Title = {A Comparison of the Vision and Style of Rahman Baba and Khawaja Hafiz\protect \RL{د خواجه حافظ او رحمان بابا د فکر او فن مماثلت}},
Author = {Wazir Shadan and Farkhanda Liaqat},
Journal = {Pashto},
Year = {2015},
Number = {649},
Pages = {83-97},
Volume = {44},
Abstract = {Pashto and Persian (language and literary traditions) emanate from the same sole source and go side by side for centuries. In many families both the languages remain the means for communication within and out of families. Pashto and Persion therefore continue to strengthen each other imperceptibly. The Persion poet laureate Hafiz Sherazi and the Pashtun luminary Abdul Rehman Baba seem to be in line with each other in terms of artistic style and spiritual insight. The present
paper attempts to throw light on the same proposition.},
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Timestamp = {2020-02-26}
}