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Glory II: A Reference Book of English Literature for Class XII
This book has three sections; Poetry, Essay and Drama. The content provided in the Poetry section includes a brief biographical note on poet, summary of the poem followed by question/answers. The second section of Essays includes a short note on authors and all the brain storming question/answer divisions like ‘Stop and Think', ‘Understanding the Text', and ‘Appreciation of the Text'. The final section, Drama includes a short bio-note of dramatist, simplified plot of the drama and the question/answer sections like ‘Thinking about the Play', ‘Talking about the Play’ and ‘Appreciation'.
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Islamic Sufism Unbound
Robert Rozehnal traces the ritual practices and identity politics of a contemporary Sufi order in Pakistan: the Chishti Sabris. He takes multiple perspectives from the rich Urdu writings of Twentieth Century Sufi masters, to the complex spiritual life of contemporary disciples and the order's growing transnational networks.
Mirages of the Mind
Mushtaq Ahmed Yousufi’s last published work Mirages of the Mind traces an arc of nostalgia between Pakistan and India. Its main characters—Indian Muslim immigrants to Pakistan—reminisce about and long for an impossible return to their pre-Partition life in India. The book’s lightly fictionalized anecdotes, both humorous and poignantly sad, form a treasure trove of the arcana and subtle differences of twentieth-century Muslim life in the subcontinent. A cultural memoir, multi-layered biography, and anecdotal chain, Mirages of the Mind chronicles a milieu that has all but disappeared. Its narratives portray the hardships, heartbreak, and humour of colonial north-Indian Muslim life and ...
She Turned, I Saw Her Turning
Musmad, An Orphan, Spends His Life Wandering Over Hills And Sitting Near The Riverside When, One Day, His Eyes Fall On Fairynelo. She, However, Is Unaware Of His Affection And Gets Married To Iranzir. When Musmad Sees Her Leaving Her Parental Home In The Car With Her Husband Iranzir, Musmad, Completely Heartbroken, Runs After The Car For Some Distance And Then Drops On The Ground, Wailing, She Turned; I Saw Her Turning. All Of A Sudden, The Story Takes A New Twist, Causing An Upheaval In The Lives Of The Key Protagonists. New Characters Emerge On The Scene, While The Constant Refrain In This Tragic Tale Depicting The Pain Of Unrequited Love Is She Turned. I Saw Her Turning.
