MIR DARD: POET AND SUFI

Saturday, Oct 6, 2007
*details from the South Asia Center at Penn*

Workshop coordinator: Till Luge <tluge@sas.upenn.edu>

STUDY MATERIALS FOR THE WORKSHOP:
(copies of selected parts of this material will be made available at the workshop itself and will form the basis of discussion)

*A selection of Dard's ghazals translated and transliterated by Penn South Asia students*

*The Nastaliq versions of the above selection of Dard's ghazals*

*Selections from Matthews and Shackle, Anthology of Classical Urdu Love Lyrics*

 "Approaching Khvaja Mir Dard" and "Twelve Ghazals from the Divan," by Ian Bedford: *Annual of Urdu Studies 22 (2007)*

"The Nature and Art of Discourse in the Religious Writings of Khvaja Mir Dard," by Humayra Ziad: *Annual of Urdu Studies 20 (2005)*

*Annemarie Schimmel, Pain and Grace, 1976, Chapter 1*

 Ab-e hayat (1880) on Mir Dard (trans. by FWP and S. R. Faruqi): *Digital South Asia Library*

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