’’ پٹھانے خان: گائیکی اور شخصیت‘‘از حفیظ خان ۔۔۔۔۔ ایک مطالعہ"Pathane Khan: Singing and Personality" by Hafeez Khan... A Study
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63075/85vw1471Keywords:
Hafiz Khan, Khwaja Ghulam Farid (May Allah Have Pity on Him), Pathane Khan, Seraiki Waseeb, Singing, Seraiki Culture, And Sufi PoetryAbstract
In terms of having a significant place among the world's oldest civilizations, the Seraiki language has always contained the elements that contribute to the development of high cultural values in a living community. The promotion of music has always been regarded as such a clear symbol that it has effectively gained a position of credibility among all living cultures. This is also true for the full representation of any cultural unit, where it is organized by the various forms and dimensions of the fine arts flourishing in that society.
It has been widely believed that the poetry of the Seraiki language has a magical quality of its own because of the ongoing attacks on the language. This explains why, even before Islam, the same topics in poetry and singing were popular with the audience and the poets themselves. These themes included the lessons of respect for humankind, remoteness from the world's instability, greed, and hypocrisy.
It has been widely believed that the poetry of the Seraiki language has a magical quality of its own because of the ongoing attacks on the language. This explains why, even before Islam, the same topics in poetry and singing were popular with the audience and the poets themselves. These themes included the lessons of respect for humankind, remoteness from the world's instability, greed, and hypocrisy.
Through his singing, Pathane Khan, a dervish of the Seraiki language, preserved centuries-old customs. He had a Qalandar temperament and cultural identity. In the framework of Hafeez Khan's book "Pathan Khan Personality and Singing," the reviewed article provides an overview of the artist's career, personal characteristics, and cultural influences. Based on research, the paper looks at Pathane Khan's artistic abilities, comprehension of Sufi poetry, and public approval.
An epochal figure is Hafeez Khan. Dera Nawab, a town in the Ahmadpur Sharqia tehsil of Bahawalpur, is where Hafeez Khan was born on October 3, 1956. In the literary world, he is known as Muhammad Hafeez Khan, although his family's elders called him Hafeezullah Khan. Playwright, novelist, short story writer, scholar, critic, journalist, columnist, editor, translator, historian, and thinker Hafeez Khan is well-known. His first regular story appeared in a national newspaper in 1973 when he was just 17 years old.
Hafeez Khan's book "Pathane Khan Gaiki Aur Sartaj" is a masterwork of his writing on a variety of subjects.
In addition to covering Pathane Khan's artistic path, Hafeez Khan's well-researched book also contributes his biography, ideas, and impressions to the field.
In addition to being a vocalist, Pathane Khan represented the region's cultural identity. Sufi poetry served as the inspiration for Pathane Khan's singing. In particular, he had an unmatched command of Hazrat Khwaja Ghulam Farid's poetry. I believe it would be akin to denying the cultural recovery of the Seraiki unit of Pakistani culture to ignore and forget this creator of the current era of Seraiki culture for many years after his passing. Hafeez Khan is deserving of recognition for penning an outstanding book on this crucial subject that our experts have overlooked.
In addition to covering Pathane Khan's artistic path, Hafeez Khan's well-researched book also contributes his biography, ideas, and impressions to the field.