The book
Guftagu is an accumulation of talks and sections of extraordinary author Hazrat
Wasif Ali Wasif. The writer of the book Guftagoo was a Sufi researcher,
profound instructor, and reporter. He was a scholarly and a writer of Urdu and
Punjabi language. Wasif impacted to the general population through his Mahafils
and books.
As a Writer:
Wasif Ali
Wasif was offered a lot to quietness. He burned through most piece of the day
in quiet serenity, however when he talked there was nothing that was not
quotable. His composed and verbally expressed words are quotable for their
substance just as their development. Ace of adage, he has the phenomenal
capacity to catch a rainbow of significance in a couple of dewdrops of very
much picked words. His paper works verified him a changeless spot in the
exhibition of beautician composition journalists. Despite the fact that his
fundamental specialty is his works, a select circle realizes that he was a
similarly incredible conversationalist. Ashfaq Ahmed, the conversationalist
second to none within recent memory has stated, The sentences we come up with
are our bit of specialty, Wasif's lines originated from elsewhere. His
exposition is less difficult, utilizing hyperboles less habitually and
accordingly sounds progressively common yet it has particular characteristics
of fine verse. Eminent lawmaker and authority of craftsmanship and writing,
Hanif Ramay is of the view Wasif's composition impacts perusers in a similar
way as the verse of Iqbal. Another intriguing part of his scholarly
showstoppers is that these initially showed up as segments in a Urdu every day
resisting the firmly held conviction that news coverage can't create
unadulterated writing which can have a long life. Siraj Muneer, a well-perused
researcher and faultfinder, has composed, We accepting them as sections however
they were another aalam (world). A talk of his unconventional style would be
inadequate without referencing that every one of his compositions have a great
deal between the lines as well. He accepted that an idea can never be
communicated completely in words, a peruser ought to be alive to this reality
and should have a go at understanding the segment that was difficult to be
conveyed in words. The main commentator and researcher Professor Gilani Kamran
remarks on his book 'Dil Darya Samundar' that Wasif Ali Wasif's accumulation of
articles has a charming cadence of a sincerely supported composition. The
sentence moves with elegance and the words have the ring of sensation. These
highlights are just once in a while found in present day Urdu exposition. In
any case, regardless of whether one prevails with regards to finding himself,
or in entering the field of a higher encounter, the beat of Wasif's exposition
absolutely makes up for any loss of accomplishment. With this one book, it
tends to be said with some affirmation, our way of life supposedly is moving
out of a shut world and entering a time of self revelation where a solitary
individual turns into the object of new direction and furthermore the locus of
another fate."
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