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No literary movement descends from the sky; rather, it is a natural prose response to the political crises, economic shifts, and social unrest of its era.

— Khaleel-Ur-Rehman Azmi

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The essence of the Ghazal is formed by the truth of human emotions; no movement can bring an end to the Ghazal as long as heartbeat and sentiment remain alive in the human heart.

The academic environment of universities remains alive only as long as there is freedom to critique old ideologies from new perspectives and to tolerate academic disagreements with an open mind.

Poetry is not merely a sorcery of words; rather, it is a beautiful linguistic expression of the poet's internal anguish, the truths of his era, and human relationships.

True literature is always the guardian of human values and freedom of thought. A piece of writing that makes a human oblivious to the problems of his era might be temporary entertainment, but it is not enduring literature.

The Progressive Movement certainly gave a new life and popular consciousness to Urdu literature, but where literature turned into mere sloganeering, its creative and aesthetic values became weak.

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