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Zia Muhiuddin: Patras: Hostel Main Parhna

Zia Mohiyeddin Muhiuddin - Meera Jee Ki Nazm "Mehroomi"

Zia Mohyeddin - Padhant

Zia Muhiuddin: Hilarious English Exchanges

Zia Muhiuddin: Shahid Ahmed Dehlvi: Dilli walay!

Qad-E-Gesuu Mei Qais-O-Kohkan Ki By Mohammad Rafi Sahab,
Poetry : Mirza Ghalib, Album : Ghalib : Partrait Of A Genius

Qad-E-Gesuu Mei Qais-O-Kohkan Ki Aazmaaish Hai

Nazm, Faiz Ahmed Faiz ki. Parha, Zia Mohiuddin ne.

Hum Jo Tareek Rahon

Basauday Ki Maryam

Zia Mohyeddin reads Saf Shikn Batair by Ratan Naath.

Saf Shikn Batair (Ratan Naath) - Zia Mohyeddin

Wajid AliShah Akhter

Pitras Bukhari's Marhoom ke yaad main Read By Zia Mohiuddin

Pitras Bukhari By Zia Mohiuddin

This is a poem by Adeel Zaidi, as narrated by the legendary Zia Mohiuddin. It is a brilliant piece, and well worth sharing. The copyrights are with the original publishers, and Adeel Zaidi, for his linguistic prowess. 

Adeel Zaidi - Zia Mohyeddin - Zia Mohyeddin Ke Saat Ek Sham Vol.21

Zia Muhiuddin: Hazrat GanjMuradabadi: Surah Fatiha + Start of Baqara

Part 2
Contribution in art, literature and language is not only by the famous and eminent, but also by many ordinary individuals who remain unknown and unsung. This brief Fikr Angaiz audio program on Value Radio is about Akhter Indori Murhoom Sahib, who died recently in Karachi. A relatively unknown poet, but he truly represents the love of a common man of his times towards language and literature. Few months ago, I met him in Nazimabad, Karachi, and he kindly SHARED some of his precious memories about Bait Bazi بیت بأزی tradition in Indore, Madhya Pardesh with me. Listeners who love Urdu poetry may like this brief audio program of about 10 minutes duration (each part is of 5 minutes duration)

DUEL OF VERSES, BAIT BAZI, A RECEDING TRADITION IN URDU POETRY, AKHTER INDORI Part 2

A humor para of Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi.
Narrated by Zia Mohyeddin.

Iqtebas - Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi

Maee Dada - Asad Mohammad Khan -narration by Zia Mohyeddin

Zia Mohyeddin was born in 1933 in Faisalabad. He is a Pakistani actor, producer, director and television broadcaster who has appeared in both Pakistani cinema and British cinema throughout his career. 

In this Podcast he talks about something that is extremely essential to CAP’s Oral history project, that is, memory! He speaks about how human memory fades away eventually and how it is just snippets of information, flashes of images and certain moments in a person’s life that one can never forget. He talks about these memories in relation to his own life and the small moments that have been so important in defining him as a person.

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