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Diwan-e-Dard
Diwan

Diwan-e-Dard

Khwaja Mir Dard

The Urdu diwan of Khwaja Mir Dard, Delhi's leading Sufi poet, famed for short, deeply mystical ghazals of pain, love and renunciation.

Diwan-e-Momin
Diwan 1962

Diwan-e-Momin

Momin Khan Momin

Diwan of Momin Khan Momin, Delhi's master of the romantic ghazal, presented with a commentary explaining his famously delicate, layered verses.

Diwan-e-Zauq
Diwan 1929

Diwan-e-Zauq

Shaikh Ibrahim Zauq

Diwan of Zauq, poet laureate of the last Mughal court and teacher of Bahadur Shah Zafar, celebrated for idiom-rich ghazals and qasidas.

Diwan-e-Hasrat Mohani
Diwan 1930

Diwan-e-Hasrat Mohani

Hasrat Mohani

Diwan of Hasrat Mohani, freedom fighter and ghazal poet, whose romantic, musically simple verse kept the classical ghazal alive in modern India.

Diwan-e-Nazir Akbarabadi
Diwan 1942

Diwan-e-Nazir Akbarabadi

Nazir Akbarabadi

Diwan of Nazir, the people's poet of Agra, whose nazms and ghazals celebrate festivals, seasons, trades and the common life of his city.

Diwan-e-Mushafi (Vol. 1)
Diwan

Diwan-e-Mushafi (Vol. 1)

Ghulam Hamdani Mushafi

First volume of the diwan of Mushafi, the tireless Delhi-Lucknow master whose eight diwans preserved the ghazal tradition across two centuries.

Diwan-e-Wali
Diwan 1923

Diwan-e-Wali

Wali Muhammad Wali

Diwan of Wali Deccani, the father of Urdu ghazal, whose collection carried the Rekhta ghazal from the Deccan to Delhi's court.

Aftab-e-Daagh
Diwan 1922

Aftab-e-Daagh

Daagh Dehlvi

The third diwan of Daagh Dehlvi, the most idiomatic voice of the Delhi ghazal, full of wit, romance and everyday Urdu speech.

Diwan-e-Mirza Mazhar
Diwan

Diwan-e-Mirza Mazhar

Mirza Mazhar Jan-e-Janan

Diwan of Mirza Mazhar, the revered Naqshbandi Sufi of Delhi whose Persian-influenced Urdu ghazals shaped a generation of poets.

Diwan-e-Jur'at
Diwan 1939

Diwan-e-Jur'at

Qalandar Bakhsh Jur'at

Diwan of Jur'at, the Lucknow poet of playful, sensuous ghazals, close companion of Insha and a master of the rekhti-tinged romantic style.

Diwan-e-Amanat
Diwan 1887

Diwan-e-Amanat

Sayyed Agha Hussain Amanat

Diwan of Sayyed Agha Hussain Amanat of Lucknow, printed at Matba Anwari, Lucknow, in 1887 — the collected Urdu poetry of a Lucknow master already represented in the Safha Directory.

Diwan-e-Amir Minai
Diwan 1904

Diwan-e-Amir Minai

Amir Minai

Diwan of Amir Minai of Rampur and Hyderabad, the refined ghazal master and lexicographer famed for graceful diction and Sufi-tinged romance.

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