Mehjoor: The Poet of Kashmir

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Peer Salim Jahangeer
Asif Qadri

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Mehjoor is one of the most prominent pioneers of Modern Kashmiri poetry. He initiated his poetic career in 1912 by writing in Persian and Urdu, but the circumstances and forceful patriotic movement turned Mahjoor’s attention to write in Kashmiri. He realized that his artistic desires would come only if he produce a literary work in his own mother tongue. The remarkable part played by Mehjoor in bringing a result was to make Kashmiri poetic medium more natural. He expanded the boundaries of Kashmiri poetry by including in it the themes of nature, common life and patriotism. He was a poet of great beauty who summoned the nature and people of Kashmir in his poems.

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Peer Salim Jahangeer, and Asif Qadri. “Mehjoor: The Poet of Kashmir”. The Creative Launcher, vol. 2, no. 4, Oct. 2017, pp. 597-01, https://www.thecreativelauncher.com/index.php/tcl/article/view/672.
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