جدید اردو،سرائیکی اور پنجابی شاعری میں مزاحمتی عناصر: تقابلی جائزہ

Abstract

Urdu, Saraiki and Punjabi have linguistic commonalities. The main reason for these is the geo-linguistic unity of these three languages. Urdu is spoken across the Sub-Continent. Punjabi and Saraiki are widely spoken in the Punjab. In other words we can say that these two are formative languages of Urdu.

These languages also share a common literary heritage. At the same time they are open to the changing trends of world literature. Therefore, resistance, being integral feature of languages, is also one of the common factors in them. The poets showed protest against unjust ways of masters to subjugate the people. The equality of all human beings, independence, hunger, economical exploitation, social injustice, cruelty and politics remain the favorite topics of modern poets of these languages. This article is the study of this common literary trend.