Gulshan-e-Sukhan (Garden of Poetry)
Author | Tanwir Phool |
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Original title | Gulshan-e-Sukhan |
Language | Urdu |
Genre | Poetry |
Publication date | 1970 |
Gulshan-e-Sukhan (Garden of Poetry) is the first collection of poems by Pakistani poet Tanwir Phool. It was published in 1970.
Description
The book has a number of poems written for children. The book also includes Hamd (poems in praise of Allah), Na`at (poems in praise of Muhammad), and Rubāʿiyāt (quatrains). Publication of the book was arranged by Professor Muhammad Zareef Khan and the late Tahir Kashfi, organizers of Maktaba-e-Bachpan, Karachi, Pakistan. The National Book Foundation Award and Commendation Certificate were granted on the manuscript of poems for children to the author by the Ministry of Education.[1] The poet was given a cash award of Rs.100,000 by the Government of Sindh in recognition of his contribution to children's literature.[2]
A small section of a poem and its English translation from Gulshan-e-Sukhan is provided here.
"Jungle kaa Raaja" |
The King of the Jungle (English translation) |
References
- ↑ cf. S. No. 12 of "Certificates, news and photographs" in the author's blog.
- ↑ cf. S. Nos. 21, 22 and 23 of "Certificates, news and photographs" in the author's blog.