shy 468 Posted October 7, 2011 FAIZ AHMED FAIZ,.. Date of Birth: February 13th, 1911 Place: Sialkot (Punjab), Pakistan Faiz's mother was Sultan Fatima. Faiz's father died in Sialkot in 1913. Faiz's father was a learned man and enjoyed the company of well-known literary persons. Wrote the biography of Amir Abdur Rehman. Faiz was therefore, born in a respectable and literary environment and was a very promising student with a religious background. Primary Education: Started memorizing the Holy Quran at the age of four and in 1916 started his formal education in the famous school of Moulvi Ibrahim Sialkoti, and learnt Urdu, Persian and Arabic. Was admitted to the Scotch Mission High School in 1921 in Class IV. Passed his Matriculation Examination in the 1st Division from Murray College, Sialkot and during this period learnt Persian and Arabic from Allama Iqbal's teacher, Shamsul Ullama Moulvi Syed Meer Hasan. College Education: Passed his B.A. (Honours) in Arabic from the Government College, Lahore and then M.A. in English from the same College in 1932. Passed his M.A. in Arabic in the 1st Division, from Oriental College, Lahore. Employment: Lecturer in English at M. A. O. College, Amritsar in 1935 and then at Hailey College of Commerce, Lahore. Joined the Army as Captain in 1942 and worked in the department of Public Relations in Delhi. Was promoted to the rank of Major in 1943, and Lieut. Colonel in 1944. Resigned from The Army in 1947 and returned to Lahore, where, in 1959 appointed as Secretary, Pakistan Arts Council and worked in that capacity till 1962. Returning from London in 1964 he settled down in Karachi and was appointed as Principal, Abdullah Haroon College , Karachi. Editorship of the monthly magazine Adabe-Latif from 1947 to 1958. Worked as Editor under the Progressive Papers Ltd, of the Pakistan Times, the Urdu newspaper Imroze and the weekly Lailo-Nihar. In the 1965 war between India & Pakistan he worked in an honorary capacity in the Department of Information. Acted as Editor of the magazine Lotus in Moscow, London and Beirut. Marriage & Children: In March 9th, arrested under Safety Act and charged in the Rawalpindi Conspiracy case, and having borne the hardships of imprisonment for four years and one month in the jails of Sargodha, Montgomery (now Sahiwal) Hyderabad and Karachi, was released on April 2nd, 1955. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sho_shweet 657 Posted October 10, 2011 nice sharing,,,, but saath mae agr un ki poetry b hoti to oar nice ho jata ,,,, chlo mae hun na,,,, poetry by faiz zahib raat yun dill mae tery khoi hui yaad aai.... jesy veeraany mae chupky sy bahar a jaye. jesy sehraaun mae holy sy chly baad e naseem jesy beemaar ko be wajah qraar aa jaaye Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hoorainraza 38 Posted October 12, 2011 FAIZ AHMED FAIZ,.. Date of Birth: February 13th, 1911 Place: Sialkot (Punjab), Pakistan Faiz's mother was Sultan Fatima. Faiz's father died in Sialkot in 1913. Faiz's father was a learned man and enjoyed the company of well-known literary persons. Wrote the biography of Amir Abdur Rehman. Faiz was therefore, born in a respectable and literary environment and was a very promising student with a religious background. Primary Education: Started memorizing the Holy Quran at the age of four and in 1916 started his formal education in the famous school of Moulvi Ibrahim Sialkoti, and learnt Urdu, Persian and Arabic. Was admitted to the Scotch Mission High School in 1921 in Class IV. Passed his Matriculation Examination in the 1st Division from Murray College, Sialkot and during this period learnt Persian and Arabic from Allama Iqbal's teacher, Shamsul Ullama Moulvi Syed Meer Hasan. College Education: Passed his B.A. (Honours) in Arabic from the Government College, Lahore and then M.A. in English from the same College in 1932. Passed his M.A. in Arabic in the 1st Division, from Oriental College, Lahore. Employment: Lecturer in English at M. A. O. College, Amritsar in 1935 and then at Hailey College of Commerce, Lahore. Joined the Army as Captain in 1942 and worked in the department of Public Relations in Delhi. Was promoted to the rank of Major in 1943, and Lieut. Colonel in 1944. Resigned from The Army in 1947 and returned to Lahore, where, in 1959 appointed as Secretary, Pakistan Arts Council and worked in that capacity till 1962. Returning from London in 1964 he settled down in Karachi and was appointed as Principal, Abdullah Haroon College , Karachi. Editorship of the monthly magazine Adabe-Latif from 1947 to 1958. Worked as Editor under the Progressive Papers Ltd, of the Pakistan Times, the Urdu newspaper Imroze and the weekly Lailo-Nihar. In the 1965 war between India & Pakistan he worked in an honorary capacity in the Department of Information. Acted as Editor of the magazine Lotus in Moscow, London and Beirut. Marriage & Children: In March 9th, arrested under Safety Act and charged in the Rawalpindi Conspiracy case, and having borne the hardships of imprisonment for four years and one month in the jails of Sargodha, Montgomery (now Sahiwal) Hyderabad and Karachi, was released on April 2nd, 1955. Dedecated To Shy Ek Shararat Karte Hain Aao Mohabbat Karte Hain, Hansti Aankhon Se Keh Du Dariya B Hijrat Karte Hain Kuch Dil Aese hain Jin Par Hum B Hukumat Karate Hain. Zinda Rehna HaiDushwar. Chalo aao Himmat Karte Hain. Wese Hiti Nahi Hain Log, Jesi Hum chahat Karte Hain. Aksar Apne Aap Se Hum Teri Shikayat Karte Hain. Ek Baat Kehna Chahte Hain Faraz? Hum Tum Se Mohabbat Karte Hain, Hum Tum Se Mohabbat Karte Hain,.....!) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shy 468 Posted October 14, 2011 thanks sho shweet and hoor ji Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sparkss 0 Posted October 21, 2011 Phir hareef e bahar ho bethay Janay kis kis ko aaj ro bethay Saari duniya se door ho jae, Jo xara tere paas ho bethay, Na gai teri be rukhi na gai, Hum teri aarzoo b kho bethay Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sparkss 0 Posted October 21, 2011 Aye kuch aur kuch sharaab aye Us ke baad aye jo azaab aye Kar raha tha gham e jahan ka hisaab Aaj tum yaad behisaab aye -Faiz Ahmed Faiz- Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
