pakistani novels - Page 2

buhut buhut shukriya novels kay naam bhaijnay ka.main ab books mangwaoun gii

if you want to read good novels read the ones written by:

Razia Butt, Bushra Rehman & some are old novels written by A R Khatoon & Zubaida Khatoon, reading is my passion & I have read more then 1000 books since i start reading, you can read Urdu books of all kinds online for free at this website:

http://www.kitaabghar.com/

there are so many books available on this website to read & if you want to read any particular book you can always request them 😊 enjoy!!.....

Originally posted by: edina

hi!! ia hve a question for "Farhanas" that how can i read online from this link which u has added here "http://www.kitaabghar.com/ "? should i make a id i mean register?

no you dont have to register or make an id, just click on the link of "categorized book list" or "simple book list" & then choose your choice of the book you want to read.....

I like parveen Shaker's novels!

Originally posted by: huntor

I like parveen Shaker's novels!

Parveen Shakir was a poet, she didn't write any novels, the books she wrote are all poetry & they are Khushboo (1976), Sad-barg (1980), Khud-kalaami (1990), Inkaar (1990) and Maah-e-Tamaam (1994). Her first book, Khushboo, won the Adamjee award. Later she was awarded the Pride of Performance award, which is the highest award given by the Pakistan government. more to know about her is that She was highly educated with two masters degrees, one in English literature and one in linguistics. She also held a Ph.D and another masters degree in Bank Administration.

She was a teacher for nine years before she joined the Civil Service and worked in the Customs department. In 1986 she was appointed the second secretary, CBR in Islamabad.

Tragically on 26th December, 1994, on her way to work, her car collided with a truck and the world of modern Urdu poetry lost one of its brightest stars.

Parveen Shakir initially wrote under the pen-name of 'Beena'. She considered Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi her 'ustad' and used to called him 'Ammujaan'. She was married to Dr. Nasir Ahmed but got divorced from him sometime before her untimely demise in 1994. They had one son - Murad Ali.

I am the biggest fan of Parveen Shakir & met her personally once when she came to visit someone in a hospital & by mistake entered my cousin's room who was admitted there too.

I would love to read urdu novels too! and thanks for the names guys 😊

well there ar emay bushra reham and rifat sareja books

bushra reman
LAggan
khubsourt
lahasal
and rifat seraj
sharkar

Originally posted by: modishh

If someone want to read some novels..here r the two links..

http://www.urdupoint.com/books/

http://pehchaan.com/urdu-adab/index.php

oo those are awesome sites!! thnx!! 😳

now a days nighat abdullah, ameera ahmed and farhat ishtiaq's novels and afsanay r quite good i have also read many many digests and novels .....but here i really miss these things so thanks a lot 4 wonderful sites.