Matan, Department of Urdu & Iqbaliat, The Islamia University - Bahawalpur

MATAN (متْن) Urdu Research Journal

Department of Urdu & Iqbaliat, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur
ISSN (print): 2708-5724
ISSN (online): 2708-5732
Abstract

It is a common and important principle of linguistics that when a word or language begins to die, a new word or language is formed from its womb and womb, which is a modified form of it. Then the newly formed word or language spreads and flourishes for a long time, new words come into use, when this or that language also dies, it is made obsolete and a new one is formed. Thus, once again, new words start coming into existence and the process of art continues along with evolution. In Urdu, prose poetry is actually the basic spirit of linguistic formations, which not only establishes a new metaphorical system of language in the lines of the poem, but also makes its semantic status more lively. Prose poetry is the name of new linguistic formation, expansion of metaphors and similes, formation of new symbols and presentation of new meanings and concepts. In any piece of literature, especially in poetry (prose poetry), the kingdom of meanings is established when the language and meanings are clear and correct. Thus, simultaneously, the path of language expansion on the one hand and thought expansion on the other is being paved. Among the poets who have experimented with linguistic composition in prose poetry, the linguistic experiments of three important prose poets are discussed. These include Iftikhar Jalib, Anis Nagi, and Saleem Shahzad

Author(s):

Independant Scholar from Bahawalnagar.

Pakistan

Details:

Type: Article
Volume: 6
Issue: 1
Language: Urdu
Id: 686106c0d1746
Pages 37 - 50
Published June 30, 2025

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