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Javed Qasim is one of the creators who has always endowed Urdu poetry with new subjects and experiences.
Javed Qasim is one of the creators who has always endowed Urdu poetry with new subjects and experiences. Echoes of inhumane attitudes, social insecurity, examples of human humiliation and barbarism can be seen very clearly. Javed Qasim's problem has never been personal. "They are not individual but collective.
The basic characteristic of any great creator is that he does not shy away from individual experiences as well as collective attitudes, but the great creator is always connected to the environment around his Urdu. While reading Javed Qasim's poetry, you will see not hundreds but thousands of people around him whose problem has been economic exploitation, social exploitation, class discrimination, and capitalism.
He thought of becoming the representative of the state and raising his voice in protest against the problems facing society. Someone was right that " Silence against oppression also supports the oppressor. ”Javed Qasim preferred to be the voice of the oppressed instead of remaining silent against oppression. Ignore Javed Qasim or other poets of this tribe by saying this Given that they are progressives, their problem is that they do not see happiness.
Although progressive thinking has always wanted happiness, happiness is not something that is brought by sucking the blood of the poor, but such happiness that I saw the prosperity of the common man instead of the feudal and capitalist class. Unfortunately, in our country, the weak were made weaker and the rich were made richer.
After that, we were given the red pop saying that "change is coming". Javed Qasim, instead of remaining silent in such a situation, records his protest, sometimes compelled by his own circumstances. But at rallies, he is sometimes seen lecturing on revolution and real change at a tea stall in Anar Kali with a few like-minded people.
Progressive creative thinkers like Javed Qasim or Javed Qasim do not chase after cheap fame or any temporary change but these people have been struggling for a long time. Their struggle is for the coming generations. They are completely unaware of how much their progressive movement has benefited their caste, but they have "long-term planning".
The TV channel 'No Government Conference' will not appear in the list of any government awards because their ideology is very clear that instead of giving us such red pop, we should be shown a change in which a government should give the same facilities to a poor person as we have. The capitalists get it. Will the government only support the feudal lords or will it also "facilitate" the people crushed in the mill of poverty?
You will see Javed Qasim. You may disagree with the progressives as much as you want, but one thing has to be admitted that these people are very "less" in terms of their ideology and thinking. They will starve to death but will not eat lentils. They will not take government benefits themselves but will not allow any "government literary landlord" to build a palace with the blood of the poor.
There is no doubt that creators like Javed Qasim have been deliberately ignored in our country. I listened to Javed Qasim dozens of times. I sat with him for many hours. I talked to him wholeheartedly. Believe me, I felt sorry for Javed Qasim. Such a sincere and upright man Thoughtful literary classes ignored him.
I wish Javed Qasim could also act or make friends with a bureaucrat. If he had written poetry for him, he would have become an international poet today, but Javed Qasim himself. Dari is a metaphor. He neither sold poetry nor traded his honor, but resolutely fought against imperialism whose presence spread rot in the literary and social society. I came out, I am studying, I stopped reading one poem at a time, I read it again and again and enjoyed it. Appreciate people like, "Where do you find such scattered people?" Awarded government and non-government awards.
I look at Javed Qasim and other creators of this tribe with more respect because they did not take government benefits but still understood the pain of the people and wrote on it 'they don't have bank balance'. No, but once you compare Javed Qasim's poetry with "official poets" and decide for yourself whether we have not wronged Javed Qasim? Ignoring him, we are not guilty of it. Yes? The decision is in your hands.