nami danam (live-qawali) persian translation in urdu

Azar Wada Thae  By  Imam Bux Zardari.

Jalal Chandio one of the legend of the sweet and cute Sindh.

Jalal Chandio - Mast Jawani

Qalandar Lal By Amber Mehek  Sindhi Song❤

Dard Jitna Mila Zindagi Tujhse, Suron Mein Peero Gaaya Humne.... "A Tribute To Jagjit Singh"

GHAZAL MAESTRO JAGJIT SINGH TRIBUTE

Allama Iqbal By Munshi Raziuddin - Az Dair - E-mughan Aayem

A beautiful Urdu ghazal produced by Ranjish.com

Ranjish.com

Bara Kathin Hai Rasta - Urdu sad poetry by Atta Shad

Pyari kari Sajid Ali Sajid Sindhi Track

Anoop Jalota ji and tabla palyed by hardik patel At Amadabad.

Fir Nighahe Mila ke-Anoop jalota

Shaman ali mirali new album Eaditr Fahad Mustafa FM_TV STUDIO

"Ghazals of Ghalib" by M. Shahid Alam (in Urdu and in English)

The Southern Review is one of the nation’s premiere literary journals. Hailed by Time as "superior to any other journal in the English language," we have made literary history since our founding in 1935. We publish a diverse array of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry by the country’s—and the world’s—most respected contemporary writers.

Established at Louisiana State University, The Southern Review immediately became a literary tastemaker. The launch of The Southern Review came about "On a bright Sunday afternoon in late February, 1935," when Louisiana State University’s president drove his black Cadillac to Robert Penn Warren’s house in Baton Rouge to invite him, his wife, and their friend Albert Erskine on a drive to discuss creating a magazine of "distinctive character and quality." Cleanth Brooks and Charles W. Pipkin were consulted; both joined the editorial staff. The Southern Review’s first series ran 1935 to 1942 before closing due to the war. In 1965, the journal was revived under the editorship of Lewis P. Simpson and Donald E. Stanford, who launched the second series to great acclaim. LSU Press became The Southern Review’s publisher in 2011, allowing the journal to undertake new initiatives, such as reaching readers through a digital version in addition to the print quarterly.

"Ghazals of Ghalib" by M. Shahid Alam (in Urdu and in English)

The Southern Review/LSUP