INDEX OF Poets
Selected poetry of hundreds of poets
- Ghazal
- Nazm
- Sher
- Short story
- Article
- Quote
- Mazahiya Shayari
- Tanz-o-Mazah
- Hindi Ghazal
- Doha
- Rekhti
- Afsancha
- Rubai
- Marsiya
- Sehra
- Kulliyat
- Non prevalent ghazals
- Drama
- Novelette
- Qadir Nama
- Qasida
- Naat
- Qita
- Salam
- Manqabat
- Qisse
- Mukhammas
- Rubai Mustazaad
- Khud-Navisht Savaneh
- Masnavi
- Waasokht
- Tazmin
- Non prevalent Sher
- Tarkib Band
- Allusions
- Children's Story
- Kah Mukarniyan
- Lori
- Haiku
- Geet
- Ashra
- Paheli
- Translation
- Khaka
- Reportage
- interview
- Letter
- Hamd
- Translated Poetry
- Filmi Geet
- Nasri Nazm
- Triveni
Aadil Aseer Dehlvi
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Aasi uldani
A prominent poet and scholar of Lucknow, a disciple of Dagh and Natiq Gulawathhi, known for his annotations of Ghalib and Hafiz, and editing the works of the earliest women poets of Urdu
Abdul Aziz Khalid
Prominent Pakistani poet and translator; translated select works from world literature including Tagore’s Gitanjali
Abdul Rahman Ehsan Dehlvi
Ahmad Husain Mail
Prominent and technically proficient poet from Hyderabad, Deccan; wrote poetry in difficult metres, also known for his Rubais
Akbar Allahabadi
The greatest Urdu poet of humour and satire who was a Sessions judge at Allahabad.
Akhtar Shirani
One of the most popular Urdu poets ever, known for his intense romantic poetry.
Allama Iqbal
One of the greatest Urdu Poets. National poet of Pakistan who penned 'Saare jahaan se achha hindostaan hamara' and 'Lab pe aati hai dua ban ke tamanna meri'
Alqama Shibli
Well-known poet from Kolkata, wrote Ghazal, Nazm, and Rubai; published several collections of poetry for children, also edited several literary journals
Altaf Hussain Hali
One of the founders of Urdu criticism. Outstanding pre-modern poet. Famous for writing Yaadgar-e-ghalib the first biography of Mirza Ghalib.
Arzoo Lakhnavi
One of the leading pre-modern poets at lucknow, contemporary of Jigar Moradabadi.