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Resistance Art and Literature

JDP is pleased to inform its readers that we are starting this new feature of resistance poetry, art and literature. We shall try to bring to you notable efforts on a regular basis. Please send us material, you think should be included. Below is a Punjabi poem by Dr Mohammad Ayub. This is in the memory of Nazir Abbasi, who was martyred resisting the tyranny of Zia ul Haq

Translation: 

For Nazir Abbasi

O hanging noose,

Have a light touch

We brought up our sons, it wasn’t easy

They never felt the harsh seasons

They never suffered hardship

O hanging noose

When everyone was prostrate,

Their brows glowed with defiance

Nobody goes out in the torrid sun

They held out their hands for shade

Never said yes to tyranny

 Dr Ayub is a consultant psychiatrist in the UK

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Posted by Admin on Monday, January 14, 2008 11:09 PM
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Asad Shah gb

Tuesday, June 24, 2008 5:51 PM

Asad Shah

Jo rukay to koh-e-giraan thay hum, jo chalay to jaan se guzar gaye
Rah-e-yaar hum ne adam qadam tujhe yaadgaar banaa diyaa! (Faiz)

The swinging gallows,
Have a gentle bearing. . .. . .

Asad

Hakim Hazik gb

Thursday, June 26, 2008 7:29 AM

Hakim Hazik

Yeh rutba e buland mila jis ko mil gaya
Her muddaee key wastay dar o rasan kahan

shakeel gb

Saturday, August 09, 2008 2:41 AM

shakeel

Good effort for refreshing in our memories the forgotton heroes, who sacrificed their lives against tyrants rule in Pakistan.

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