Ilm-e-Shayri describes various patterns of rhythms and sounds in Urdu poetry, also called Ilm-e-‘Arooz (Urdu Prosody). Based on conversations between eminent broadcasters Mehr-e-Alam Khan and Pervaiz Alam, the series gives a description of various Bahrs (meters) that are used to write Urdu poetry. Each episode is interspersed with ghazals recited by Shephali Frost and other prominent singers.
Based in London, Cine Ink Podcasts bring you the best from renowned Hindi and Urdu broadcasters.
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Ilm-e-Shayri describes various patterns of rhythms and sounds in Urdu poetry, also called Ilm-e-‘Arooz (Urdu Prosody). Based on conversations between eminent broadcasters Mehr-e-Alam Khan and Pervaiz Alam, the series gives a description of various Bahrs (meters) that are used to write Urdu poetry. Each episode is interspersed with ghazals recited by Shephali Frost and other prominent singers.
Based in London, Cine Ink Podcasts bring you the best from renowned Hindi and Urdu broadcasters.
In this 15th episode of Cine Ink's podcast series Ilm-e-Shayari, we describe Sālim (Perfect/ Unaltered) and popular Mazāhif (Catalectic) Arkān (Feet) of five Murakkab (Compound) Bahoor (Metres) - Bahr-e-Khafīf, Bahr-e-Muzārà', Bahr-e-Muqtazib, Bahr-e-Mujtas and Bahr-e-Mashākil.
Shephali Frost sings a nazm penned by Faiz Ahmed Faiz:
Tum na aaye thhe to har ik cheez wohi thi ki jo hai Aasman hadd-e-nazar, rahguzar rahguzar, sheesha-e-mai, sheesha-e-mai....
Ilm-e-Shayari
Ilm-e-Shayri describes various patterns of rhythms and sounds in Urdu poetry, also called Ilm-e-‘Arooz (Urdu Prosody). Based on conversations between eminent broadcasters Mehr-e-Alam Khan and Pervaiz Alam, the series gives a description of various Bahrs (meters) that are used to write Urdu poetry. Each episode is interspersed with ghazals recited by Shephali Frost and other prominent singers.
Based in London, Cine Ink Podcasts bring you the best from renowned Hindi and Urdu broadcasters.
