Bachchon KI Nazmein: Shafiuddin Nayyar

by Shafiuddin Nayyar, Khan Hasnain Aaquib (Compiler)

Overview

This book "Bachchon Ki Nazmein" contains famous Urdu poet Mohammed Shafiuddin Nayyar's best selected poems...

besides poems, He also wrote lot of stories for kids...He was specialzed telling stories in poetic form...

Nayyar never cared about fame and honor. He solely wrote for children, and children alone. It is indeed a fact that creating children's literature requires more time and effort. Each word must be carefully crafted, and the placement and selection of words must be thoughtfully considered.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9788194269977
Publisher:	Afsana Publication
Publication date:	09/18/2023
Series:	Gul Bootey Silver Jubilee , #1
Edition description:	2nd ed.
Pages:	196
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.42(d)
Language:	Urdu
Age Range:	5 - 12 Years

About the Author

Mohammed Shafiuddin Nayyar's name will forever be remembered in children's literature as a great poet. His writings for children were not only interesting but also highly valuable. According to Dr. Zakir Hussain, Nayyar's poems for children are considered his most precious achievement.Shafiuddin Nayyar was aware that fame and respect in literature often comes from studying the works of established authors. However, there is nothing wrong with writing for children to add a different flavor to one's writing. Additionally, it is easier to find a place in the literary world when writing for a younger audience.However, Nayyar never cared about fame and honor. He solely wrote for children, and children alone. It is indeed a fact that creating children's literature requires more time and effort. Each word must be carefully crafted, and the placement and selection of words must be thoughtfully considered.But, there are no children's literature conferences available. He does not have access to seminars, nor does he have the opportunity to meet the President of the Republic, the Prime Minister, and other dignitaries. There are no gatherings to listen to children's poems and stories, but Nayyar did not care about that. He was completely absorbed in the world of his children, even without any audience.