Poets/Writers From Shahjahanpur

A scholar known for Urdu orthography and grammar, and for editing classical texts

A poet of repute, disciple of Ameer Meenai, also wrote a novel called Dard-e-Dil.

One of the disciples of Daag Dehlvi, who died early.

Among the poets who kept the aesthetic tradition of the Urdu ghazal alive in the latter half of the twentieth century in India.

Progressive Critic and Premchand Scholar

Prominent popular poet of semi-classical style.

One of the renowned poets of ghazal and naat, he also wrote short stories and was known as a columnist.

A researcher, biographer, and an authoritative reference for research on Abul Kalam Azad

Well-known literary figure, poet, and critic; also authored books on philosophy and religion.

An important contemporary Urdu ghazal poet served as Head of the Department of History at Saifia College, Bhopal

Prominent Indian revolutionary, poet, and freedom fighter.

Exegete of the Quran, Islamic Preacher, Author

Poet, Journalist, and Translator

One of the new generation poets, expressing beautiful couplets in ghazals.

Famous for writing poetry in a classical style.

A versatile literary and academic personality

Prominent among the upcoming generation of Urdu poets, engaged in writing both ghazals and nazms.

Renowned poet and literary figure

Famous for poetry on contemporary sensibility.

An Indian ghazal poet residing in Dubai.