Poetry and literature

Mir Taqi Mir: the Khuda-e-Sukhan of Urdu ghazal Mirza Ghalib: his life, style and best-loved verses Nazir Akbarabadi: the poet of the bazaar and the fair Altaf Hussain Hali: the poet of the Musaddas Akbar Allahabadi: the poet who made India laugh and think Allama Iqbal: the message of selfhood Hasrat Mohani: the poet of the ghazal and of freedom Dagh Dehlvi: the poet of the Urdu of Delhi's Red Fort Wali Dakni: the first great name of the Urdu ghazal Mirza Muhammad Rafi Sauda: the king of the qasida Khwaja Mir Dard: the poet of Sufi ghazal Momin Khan Momin: the physician poet of Ghalib's Delhi Sheikh Ibrahim Zauq: the Khaqani of Hind Fani Badayuni: the master of Urdu's poetry of despair Jigar Moradabadi: the king of the mushaira Jam Durrak: the love poet of the Kalat court Mulla Fazil Rind: the Makran poet whose clouds travelled from Kandahar to Malabar Mast Tawakali: the dervish poet of the Kohlu mountains Rahm Ali Marri: the poet between the palace and the dry crust Mulla Malik Dad Qalati: the poet of Brahui's "Tohfat-ul-Ajaib" Malik Dad Shahwani: the naat poet of Kalat Jawan Sal Bugti: the Dera Bugti shepherd and Sufi poet