Sharif Kunjahi Poetry - Sharif Kunjahi Shayari, Urdu Ghazal, Nazam Collection

1914 - 2007 Gujrat
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Sharif Kunjahi - شریف کنجاہی
Gull E Zar Mein Wo Rut Bhi Kabhi Aake Rahe Gi

کتنے نازک کتنے خوش گل پھولوں سے خوش رنگ پیالے
Sharif Kunjahi - شریف کنجاہی
Kitne Nazuk Kitne Khush Gul Pholon Se Khush Rang Piyale

فضائے صحن گلستاں ہے سوگوار ابھی
Sharif Kunjahi - شریف کنجاہی
Fiza E Sehan Gulistaan Hai Sogwar Abhi

جو اپنے سر پہ سر شاخ آشیاں گزری
Sharif Kunjahi - شریف کنجاہی
Jo Apne Sar Pe Sar Shakh Ashiyaan Guzri

تلاش جن کی ہے وہ دن ضرور آئیں گے
Sharif Kunjahi - شریف کنجاہی
Talash Jin Ki Hai Wo Din Zaror Aayen Ge

دھڑکنیں بند تکلف سے ذرا آزاد کر
Sharif Kunjahi - شریف کنجاہی
Dhadkanen Band Takaluf Se Zara Aazad Kar

Shareef Kunjahi (1914–2007) was a leading writer and poet of Punjabi. He was among the first faculty members of the Department of Punjabi Language at University of Punjab in the 1970s and contributed to Punjabi literature as a poet, prose writer, teacher, research scholar, linguist, lexicographer and translator.
Shareef was born in 13 May 1914 in Kunjah, a small town of Gujrat District in Punjab. His father was a school teacher. Shareef completed his matriculation in 1930 from a school in Kunjah and higher secondary in 1933 from Government Intermediate College, Jehlum. By that time he had started writing poetry and was known as a progressive writer sympathetic to Indian National Congress. This affiliation became a hindrance for him to get police clearance for entry level jobs in the government service. After getting fired from
In 1943, he completed his Munshi Fazal and BA from Punjab University as a private student and later completed teacher’s training from Lahore. He then continued teaching at various schools until he obtained the degree of MA Urdu in 1954, and of MA Persian in 1956. In 1959, he was hired as lecturer in Persian language at Government College, Campbalpur. He was transferred to Government College Jehlum from where he retired in 1973. From 1973 to 1980, he taught at the newly established Punjabi Department at the Punjab University Lahore.
He died on 20 January 2007 and was interred in the compound of Ghanimat Kunjahi’s mazar in Kunjah, Gujrat District, Pakistan