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    Heroic Tales
    Heroic Tales
    Heroic Tales
    Ebook108 pages31 minutes

    Heroic Tales

    By Naila Hina and نائلہ حنا

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    Heroic Tales

    By Engr. Dr. Naila Hina, PAKISTAN.

    From classic epics of Rustom and Esdandyar and stories of real heroes. Engr Dr Naila Hina has conquered yet another milestone in her multilingual Poetry Book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEngineer Naila Hina
    Release dateAug 10, 2022
    ISBN9798201477837
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      Pride of Pakistan
      Engr Dr Naila Hina: The first person to translate the amazing work of the Father of Arabic Poetry: Imaul Qais in Urdu language!
      A harvest of joy can be received from the sowing of little things that spontaneously flow from a loving heart, so is the beauty of Dr Naila Hinas poetry. Straight from the heart powerful emotional tussle, rich historical architecture and great texture and flow, every single element of poetry is present in its supreme glory. Wonderful work by the best poet.
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      by Dr Sarosh Siddiqui, Pakistan. on July 3, 2022

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    Heroic Tales - Naila Hina

    Eng. Dr Naila Hina

    Not Allowed

    Now to knock at his door

    I am not allowed guys!

    On whose wish I were

    Ready to shed my blood

    He has stopped me now

    Even to stand up at his door

    Whose diplomacy is famous

    Happening across the city

    He feeds me daily

    Glass upon glass now

    Filled with his anger

    And a glass is a glass

    One ultimately gets

    Used to it!

    Now in whose blood

    My own glass

    I find!

    18 January 1998

    Established!

    What matters if you come now?

    The time of coma has passed

    The lamp is extinguished now

    Of the evening of the waiting

    Now mix your name with my name

    You expand your politics shop

    Or for me now in prayer to God

    You go crying and crying

    Even if we meet now,

    Nothing will be found

    All my passions are drowned

    In the sea of tears and

    Lost somewhere

    The stones of your path are

    Lifted. My hands are sore

    Now if you do,

    Then what will you do?

    My beauty

    Where is it now?

    And why now?

    Your passion is young!

    20 January 1998

    Calculus of the way!

    This is just my anxiety

    It’s the same old wine

    It is the fortune of your fate

    My wandering heart is desperate

    Which I had always kept down

    My eyes are now unveiled

    Had to go somewhere

    It is still a mirage

    Your kiss was colorful

    Ecstasy is still alive

    You dressed in white

    It’s a wonder of pride

    This night is so bright

    Raining is moonlight

    My hair are tangled

    Your finger is so youthful

    Eventhough I am mercurial

    Why did you go away?

    Wandering on the destination

    I’ve the calculation of the ways

    20 January 1998

    رستم اور اسفندیار

    اسفندیار) ایک افسانوی ایرانی ہیرو اور فردوسی کی شاہنامہ کے کرداروں میں سے ایک ہے۔ وہ کیانی بادشاہ گشتاسپ اور ملکہ کاتایون کا بیٹا اور ولی عہد تھا۔ وہ Kay لہراسپ کے پوتے تھے۔

    رستم اور اسفندیار

    رستم زمان (فارسی: رستم [rosˈtæm]) فارسی افسانوں میں ایک افسانوی ہیرو ہے، جو زال اور رودابہ کا بیٹا ہے، جس کی زندگی اور کام کو 10ویں صدی کے فارسی شاعر فردوسی نے شاہنامہ

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