Alfaz || Kaleem Aajiz || Tum qatal karo ho keh karamat karo ho || Urdu Poetry || Hindi Poetry

#alfaz #kaleemaajiz #urdughazal #urdupoetry #hindipoetry #urdushayari ALFAZ is made for educational purpose only, and our aim is to promote Urdu Poetry and Urdu Fiction for you. We hope you find this piece of poetry interesting , amusing and inspiring. We hope you will follow and promote "ALFAZ". Poet : Kaleem Aajiz Birth : 23 November 1920 Death : 14 February 2015 Recitation : Alfaz Kalim Aajiz was an Indian writer of Urdu literature and a famous poet. An academic educator and chairman of the Urdu Advisory Committee of the Government of Bihar. He was a recipient of the fourth highest Indian civilian honour of Padma Shri from the Government of India in 1989. Kalim Aajiz was born in 23 November 1920 at Telhara, Nalanda district, a small village which had been home to an ancient Buddhist monastery in Nalanda district of the Indian state of Bihar. He secured his graduate and master's degrees in Urdu from Patna University after which he obtained his doctoral degree in 1965. His doctoral thesis, Evolution of Urdu Literature in Bihar, has since been published as a book. Kaleem Aajiz continued his association with Patna University by joining the institution as a member of its Urdu language faculty and retired as a professor of the department. After retirement, he was appointed as the Chairman of the Urdu Advisory Committee, Government of Bihar, a post he held till his death. Kaleem Aajiz began writing poems at the age of 17 and started appearing in mushairas from 1949. His first book of ghazals was published in 1976 and the book was released at Vigyan Bhawan by the then President of India, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed. This was followed by several publications such as Jub Fasle Baharan Aai Thi (When the spring arrived), Woh Jo Shayri Ka Sabab Hua, Jab Fasl Bahar Aayei Thi and Jahan Khushboo Hi Khusboo Thi. His mushairas have been hosted in many places including Dallas, US. Kaleem Aajiz, who had four sons and two daughters, died on 14 February 2015 at Hazaribagh in Jharkhand, at the age of 94. After the funeral at Gandhi Maidan, Patna which was attended to by thousands of people, his mortal remains were buried at Telhara, his native place.