وادئ سندھ کے ادب کا پیغام

  • ڈاکٹر عبدالغفور میمن shah abdul latif university khairpur

Abstract

If we sincerely look into the literature of the world, we will find the unity in diversity, peace, love and harmony in the all the creative writings of the world. Creativity is positive expression for self recognition. Literature is not absolute subject it is related with all subjects’ of social science and natural science. When we say “wadiye Sindh” it means whole the sub continent, because the history has his own geography. Wadiye Sindh literature is basically core of philosophy of peace and harmony. “Buly Shah”, “Warish Shah”, “Lalan Shah”, “Rehman Baba” , “Sachal Sarmast”,”Kabir Das” , “Tulsidas” and  Shah Latif,   the message of these poets is same.

As Shah Latif said:

Oh! God

Let Sindh prosper!

Oh Gracious friend (God)

Let nations flourish!

 Sindhi literature is divided in two parts one Classical Literature and second modern literature.

Classical literature is based on “Mysticism” Mysticism is the centuries old living reality. It has been surviving in all the major systems and philosophies.

Shah Kareem, Qazi Qadan, Khuwaja Muhammed  Zaman , Shah Latif, Sachal Sarmast and Sami, the series of these poets believe in mysticism. They believe that Sufism means religion and philosophy of love, the acknowledgement of all faiths; the equality of all the human beings.   

The philosophy of second part of Sindhi Literature is Progressivism.

Progressivism is the echo of Sufism; the modern writers of Sindh also express the humanism, equality and harmony. Sheikh Ayaz is the pioneer of modern Sindhi poetry. His poetry philosophically treats to all instincts of human beings.

After 1990 the world was connected as a globalism. This was declared the post modernism. Living in the post modernism, where people are seriously ill with the disease of materialism; divinity is died in the man, reality is no longer fixed or determined. All the truth within the postmodern context is relative to one’s view point or stance.

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Published
2017-08-01