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صفحو :19

 

Mohammad Ibrahim Joyo

 Gems of Poetry

 

Tikhur on the west bank of Sindhu is known for its great poets and prose writers, Syed Imdad Hussaini is the rarest gift, this town has given to Sindh in the post-Pakistan period of its history -Imdad's contribution in free verse are the gems of his poetry, and his long poems are reflecting the soul of Sindh and the spirit of Sindhi people in their struggle for justice and national rights & his poetry will remain as a model and an ever-shining example, generation after generation, and our poets will follow-him as his contemporaries do. The people of Sindh and the Sindhi Speaking people all around the world read him, sing him & adore him, and keep his couplets in their heart.

 

 

 

Rasool Bux Palijo

 

 

Sweet Melodies

Imdad Hussaini's powerful patriotic poetry has inspired Sindhi nation in its long and arduous struggle for social and spiritual emancipation.

With the passage of time it gain social maturity and deeper insight. Rooted in the Socio-Economic sufferings of struggling humanity inhabiting the global village. Voicing its deep feelings and aspirations, and synthesizing the best elements of the loftiest and noblest social ideas of our epoch. It is free of the out-worn similes, the over-worked poetic cliche’s , and the hackneyed metaphor. His fresh, spontaneous and captivating couplets and sweet melodies enchanted a generation of lovers of Sindhi culture and poetry.

 

 

Ghulam Rabbani Agro

 

Sindhi will be Proud of Imdad Hussaini

 

          Imdad Hussaini was born in a small village of Sindh, called Tikhur which is famous for producing eminent poets and prose writers, who enriched Sindhi literature in the 20th Century What makes Imdad distinct and distinguished from this galaxy of writers & poets in Sindhi literature, is his own unique style, diction and creative imagination. Imdad is acknowledged to have inspired a full new generation of poets and writers. Shaikh Ayaz, the greatest poet of our times once told me that:

It is his considered opinion that among

his junior contemporaries Imdad is the

truly creative poet, with a bright future.

          Imdad, Tanveer and myself have worked together for more than three decades to foster the language and literature of Sindh. I can therefore say with some confidence that I never saw any ambiguity in his word and deed.  The future generation of Sindh will be proud of Imdad Hussaini as a man and as a poet.

 


 

 

Siraj

 

But Sindh Shall Never Die!

 

          It is impossible to categorize a great poet. All one can do is to count the blessings he bestows on the language and its literature. Like Ayaz, Imdad is not only a master craftsman, but a true representative of the dreams of ordinary Sindhi people. In a manner of speaking, he is a folk poet  - a people’s poet, but his poetry's content and idiom is more sophisticated & richer. Imdad has given new meanings to numerous ordinary and plain words used in rural Sindh. His command of rural sensibilities has given to his poetry a richness rarely seen in his generation. While other Sindhi poets of his generation depend on themselves and are satisfied with their inner resources. Imdad looks to the experiences of life to furnish the material for his inspirations. His eager desire for knowledge, love, experience, suffering and above all his longing to see Sindh and its people to survive and surface from the ugly morass of present day Socio-Economic-Polity of Pakistan has made him a distinctive and remarkably lovable poet of Sindh, that is why in one of his poems "marni naahay Sindh", he says:

"Life is like unspunned thread

 We- you and me- may die

 But Sindh shall never die!"

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