Nazams of Ekram Khawar - Urdu Nazam Poetry
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Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Shahr-ashob
ماورا
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Mawara
مرحلہ
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Marhala
محشر
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Mahshar
دیوانگی
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Diwangi
دل پر خوں
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Dil-e-pur-khun
دیدنی تھی شکستگی دل کی
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Didani Thi Shikastagi Dil Ki
دست تہہ سنگ
Ekram Khawar - اکرام خاور
Dast-e-tah-e-sang
Ekram Khawar Urdu Nazam
Urdu Nazam is a type of Urdu Poetry that is used to present a broad view. There is always a theme of a Nazam on which a title is also allotted to the Nazam. There is no compulsion of rhyming words or length in a Nazm. At UrduPoint, you can find a vast collection of Ekram Khawar Urdu Nazam Poetry. Go check out this section, and you will surely find your favorite Urdu Nazam in the list of Ekram Khawar Urdu Nazam Shayari here.
Nazam is a huge part of Urdu poetry traditionally written in rhymed words and modern prose style. In Urdu literature, Nazam is a category of Poetry in which a single thought is portrayed throughout the poem. The title of any Nazam is also very important as it beholds the central theme. There is a certain starting, developing thoughts and conclusion of a writer’s thought in a Nazam.
A Nazam by Ekram Khawar has a specific topic that follows through each verse and sentence. And a poem by Ekram Khawar that does not follow any rhyme scheme or traditional pattern is called free verse. It is a form of poetry without any rules and regulations to be observed.
A Nazam must have
- Objective of poetry
- A narration of the theme
- Must contain philosophy and explain in short words
- The meaningful and expressive form of verse
- A specific genre
Structure of an Urdu Nazam
Ekram Khawar Nazamain in Urdu often has couplet one after the other, but it is not necessary as Nazam may also have a paragraph of four sentences or more. Couplets are generally a part of a large paragraph; the size of the paragraph is not always constant.
The rhyming pattern of a poem by Ekram Khawar is different from that of a Ghazal, and it may also vary across paragraphs. Nevertheless, the message is conveyed by the simple use of words regardless of making them rhythmic.