Power of
culture
How Abdul Aziz
Bar At Law returned to Punjabi through heroic Qissa Heer, narrated by K K
Aziz
May be, our secularist, modernist as well
as Islamist friends will have reservations to read it. May be some orthodox and
scientific intellectuals will call it exaggeration as usual yet the power of
the piece reproduced in this column will help you to understand power of the
culture. Abdul Aziz Bar at law was a successful man, he had learned all worldly
manners, he had a grip on Persian and English literature as well but when he
hear voice of a malang, reciting
HEER, he left all things and then he spend all his remaining 30 years in
searching of understanding HEER by finding Oral traditions & different
manuscripts regarding HEER. Just read how Abdul Aziz returned to Punjabi. infect
he knew little about the Punjabi as he heard some Punjabi sentences by his grandmother
& mother in Batala, Bhawalpur and Multan and then he moved to London. Abdul
Aziz did not know what is actually pinching him, he was somehow a fan of Persian
and English literature yet the moment he hear voice of the faqeer, things started changing. May our youngsters understand the
power, strength and continuity of their land then they can hear inner voices
too.
Read it yourself
Power of
culture
How Abdul Aziz
Bar At Law returned to Punjabi through heroic Qissa Heer, narrated by K K
Aziz
May be, our secularist, modernist as well
as Islamist friends will have reservations to read it. May be some orthodox and
scientific intellectuals will call it exaggeration as usual yet the power of
the piece reproduced in this column will help you to understand power of the
culture. Abdul Aziz Bar at law was a successful man, he had learned all worldly
manners, he had a grip on Persian and English literature as well but when he
hear voice of a malang, reciting
HEER, he left all things and then he spend all his remaining 30 years in
searching of understanding HEER by finding Oral traditions & different
manuscripts regarding HEER. Just read how Abdul Aziz returned to Punjabi. infect
he knew little about the Punjabi as he heard some Punjabi sentences by his grandmother
& mother in Batala, Bhawalpur and Multan and then he moved to London. Abdul
Aziz did not know what is actually pinching him, he was somehow a fan of Persian
and English literature yet the moment he hear voice of the faqeer, things started changing. May our youngsters understand the
power, strength and continuity of their land then they can hear inner voices
too.
Read it yourself
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