These are love letters articles
You may
not have considered it. The practice of letter writing is on the rise. Gone are
the days when the postman would only bring electricity, gas and water bills.
Their gait is also clearly visible. There was a time when a letter was called a
half-meeting. Because there was love in it, and love too. It was not possible
to put eyes only in the eyes, so it was called a half meeting. But the letters
of this race and cloth are leaving the page and in their place is a smartphone
on the palm or WhatsApp which press six or seven buttons on it, no good is
required and no prayer is good, just the conversation started that conversation
No business done. So who is in the habit of writing a letter, sticking a ticket
on it and going to the letter box and then waiting for an answer for six or
seven days? There are no sentences and they are not sweet and funny phrases
mixed in sweetness. It is a big loss and it is very big. This digital age will
make our time so spotless, colorless and colorless, we did not think so.
After
reading the letters of my friends coming out of my fifty-year-old papers, my
heart is in the same condition as I have described above. Today I am reminded
of my beloved friend Muhammad Omar Memon who was an example of friendship and
compassion that passed away. We met for the first time in London after which it
was heartbreaking to say that we have lost fifty years of life and why we have
not met before. Let me tell you that Mohammad Omar Memon belonged to a highly
educated family. He was associated with an American university and was working
tirelessly for the promotion of Urdu. Introduced the Western world to the
masterpieces of Urdu literature and published a high literary, educational and
research magazine. He was in a mild mood but his work was noisy. Read his
letter. Such letters were once called love letters:
August 3 - Medicine. United States
Brother
Abidi's journey to Andalusia, in spite of the scorching heat, was instructive
and heartwarming on the one hand and so pleasant on the other, but the meetings
I had with you in London had their own distinct color: faint faint, strange
heart fascination. Smelling with the flame of love. I am sorry for the days
gone by, the fifty years that passed in ignorance of each other. True, brother,
both you and your sister-in-law impressed me immensely. That hospitality, that
sense of camaraderie, what more do you need to survive?
Yesterday
I mailed a copy of the yearbook to your office address. Will arrive within a
month. He will tell his sister-in-law that I may have written to Ajmal Kamal
from Cordoba or Ashbela to release his name from the next issue. Two days after
arriving here, I received a letter from Ajmal Kamal, the sadness and
frustration of his tone. He is a man of mature looks and strong will, but the
current situation in Karachi has shaken him too. Let me quote a sentence: The
question of school interest now is whether death will come first or madness.
Among the nightmares that haunt the brain day and night, the most common is to
be killed by a bullet while walking. All other cases are worse. "
These are love letters
You may
not have considered it. The practice of letter writing is on the rise. Gone are
the days when the postman would only bring electricity, gas and water bills.
Their gait is also clearly visible. There was a time when a letter was called a
half-meeting. Because there was love in it, and love too. It was not possible
to put eyes only in the eyes, so it was called a half meeting. But the letters
of this race and cloth are leaving the page and in their place is a smartphone
on the palm or WhatsApp which press six or seven buttons on it, no good is
required and no prayer is good, just the conversation started that conversation
No business done. So who is in the habit of writing a letter, sticking a ticket
on it and going to the letter box and then waiting for an answer for six or
seven days? There are no sentences and they are not sweet and funny phrases
mixed in sweetness. It is a big loss and it is very big. This digital age will
make our time so spotless, colorless and colorless, we did not think so.
After
reading the letters of my friends coming out of my fifty-year-old papers, my
heart is in the same condition as I have described above. Today I am reminded
of my beloved friend Muhammad Omar Memon who was an example of friendship and
compassion that passed away. We met for the first time in London after which it
was heartbreaking to say that we have lost fifty years of life and why we have
not met before. Let me tell you that Mohammad Omar Memon belonged to a highly
educated family. He was associated with an American university and was working
tirelessly for the promotion of Urdu. Introduced the Western world to the
masterpieces of Urdu literature and published a high literary, educational and
research magazine. He was in a mild mood but his work was noisy. Read his
letter. Such letters were once called love letters:
August 3 - Medicine. United States
Brother
Abidi's journey to Andalusia, in spite of the scorching heat, was instructive
and heartwarming on the one hand and so pleasant on the other, but the meetings
I had with you in London had their own distinct color: faint faint, strange
heart fascination. Smelling with the flame of love. I am sorry for the days
gone by, the fifty years that passed in ignorance of each other. True, brother,
both you and your sister-in-law impressed me immensely. That hospitality, that
sense of camaraderie, what more do you need to survive?
Yesterday
I mailed a copy of the yearbook to your office address. Will arrive within a
month. He will tell his sister-in-law that I may have written to Ajmal Kamal
from Cordoba or Ashbela to release his name from the next issue. Two days after
arriving here, I received a letter from Ajmal Kamal, the sadness and
frustration of his tone. He is a man of mature looks and strong will, but the
current situation in Karachi has shaken him too. Let me quote a sentence: The
question of school interest now is whether death will come first or madness.
Among the nightmares that haunt the brain day and night, the most common is to
be killed by a bullet while walking. All other cases are worse. "
I hope my
book by Ralph Russell has been sent to you by now. Will tell
This
chain of brotherhood should continue. It will be remembered from time to time.
Now that Mir Sahib has gone to your Bazm and also to my Bazm. I am writing to
Ralph Russell which of the "General Road" stops I like; he will
translate it into Û±Û¹Û¹Û¶'s yearbook. Intended to publish.
This letter will definitely be read to Bhabhi Sahiba and I will also thank her
for her warm hospitality. Greetings from me to Obaid Siddiqui. I will write a
separate letter to him soon. Yours: Muhammad Omar Memon
And this
next letter, immersed in love, will introduce itself. I am copying word for
word. Read and think
Mr. Reza Ali Abidi, peace be upon you
Dear
Moaz! I wish you well from God Almighty. I am a prisoner of 5 years and I am
imprisoned in Central Jail Dera Ismail Khan. I have been listening to the BBC
regularly for five years. And I welcome you to visit Pakistan. And you are
visiting many areas of Pakistan like Peshawar, Pindi, Karachi, Lahore, Dera
Ismail Khan, Dera Ghazi Khan and especially Dera Ismail Khan when I visited. We
are happy to hear this and when you visit Dera Ismail Khan District, include
the visit to the Central Jail Dera Ismail Khan, located at a distance of 2
furlongs in front of you. And we will be very grateful. We invite you to visit
DI Khan Jail and we wish the prisoners, maybe we hope that you will also visit
Dera Jail instead of DI Khan. And special We will talk to the prisoners. I do
not reveal my name because this is a prison and we are punished for these
letters. We will be grateful for your visit to the prison. (Thanks)
Peace be upon you, only the prisoner
brother dated 24-3-94
Then what
happened Listen up In the evening, the elders of Dera Ismail Khan met the city.
The meeting was frozen. This letter of the prisoner brother was mentioned in
the conversation. Prison officials were present at the top. "Just tomorrow
mor9ing you will be taken to the jail," he said. When I arrived the next
morning, I was ready to receive him. The prison tour began. Gangs of prisoners
were sitting in different places. He was told that this was Raza Ali Abidi. Who
invited them to visit? No one spoke. Many times it was kindly said that tell me
who called. Keep quiet I also did not say anything so that no prisoner brother
would get into trouble.
This
chain of brotherhood should continue. It will be remembered from time to time.
Now that Mir Sahib has gone to your Bazm and also to my Bazm. I am writing to
Ralph Russell which of the "General Road" stops I like; he will
translate it into Û±Û¹Û¹Û¶'s yearbook. Intended to publish.
This letter will definitely be read to Bhabhi Sahiba and I will also thank her
for her warm hospitality. Greetings from me to Obaid Siddiqui. I will write a
separate letter to him soon. Yours: Muhammad Omar Memon
And this
next letter, immersed in love, will introduce itself. I am copying word for
word. Read and think
Mr. Reza Ali Abidi, peace be upon you
Dear
Moaz! I wish you well from God Almighty. I am a prisoner of 5 years and I am
imprisoned in Central Jail Dera Ismail Khan. I have been listening to the BBC
regularly for five years. And I welcome you to visit Pakistan. And you are
visiting many areas of Pakistan like Peshawar, Pindi, Karachi, Lahore, Dera
Ismail Khan, Dera Ghazi Khan and especially Dera Ismail Khan when I visited. We
are happy to hear this and when you visit Dera Ismail Khan District, include
the visit to the Central Jail Dera Ismail Khan, located at a distance of 2
furlongs in front of you. And we will be very grateful. We invite you to visit
DI Khan Jail and we wish the prisoners, maybe we hope that you will also visit
Dera Jail instead of DI Khan. And special We will talk to the prisoners. I do
not reveal my name because this is a prison and we are punished for these
letters. We will be grateful for your visit to the prison. (Thanks)
Peace be upon you, only the prisoner
brother dated 24-3-94
Then what
happened Listen up In the evening, the elders of Dera Ismail Khan met the city.
The meeting was frozen. This letter of the prisoner brother was mentioned in
the conversation. Prison officials were present at the top. "Just tomorrow
mor9ing you will be taken to the jail," he said. When I arrived the next
morning, I was ready to receive him. The prison tour began. Gangs of prisoners
were sitting in different places. He was told that this was Raza Ali Abidi. Who
invited them to visit? No one spoke. Many times it was kindly said that tell me
who called. Keep quiet I also did not say anything so that no prisoner brother
would get into trouble.
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