اردو ادب میں روحانی تجربات
Spiritual Experiences in Urdu Literature
Keywords:
Urdu literature, spiritual experiences, mysticism, Allama Iqbal, Mirza Ghalib, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Sufism, metaphors, religious philosophy, existentialismAbstract
This article explores the profound impact of spiritual experiences as portrayed in Urdu literature. The exploration of mystical and spiritual dimensions in literary works has been a cornerstone of Urdu poetry and prose, particularly during the classical and modern periods. Spiritual experiences in Urdu literature serve as a mirror to the socio-cultural and religious milieu of South Asia, offering a unique perspective on human existential questions. The paper examines how spiritual experiences are portrayed by prominent poets and writers, delving into the symbols, metaphors, and religious philosophy embedded in their works. The study focuses on key figures such as Allama Iqbal, Mirza Ghalib, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, and others, providing a deep understanding of the mystical undercurrents in their works. The article further investigates the transformation of spiritual experience from classical mysticism to modern secularism in the context of Urdu literature.
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