Fasihuddin Ashraf's Literary Column In Light of the Special Study of "Khama Ba Josh"
Keywords:
Hakra, Harappa, Mohanjo daro, Wasaib, Civilization, Folk Tales, Alexander, India, EuropeAbstract
Literary column writing has now been incorporated into university curricula, recognizing its significance and relevance in the field of prose literature. Dr. Faseeh-ud-Din Ashraf stands as a prominent literary column writer, whose creative talents extend into this genre. A distinguished police officer, he has authored numerous books in English, Urdu, and Pashto, covering both poetry and prose. Literary column writing serves as a vital avenue for the expression of his creative abilities, with several collections published. This article undertakes an appraisal of the fundamental attributes of Dr. Faseeh-ud-Din Ashraf's literary column writing, highlighting his distinct qualities as a commentator. The piece delves into aspects such as literary commentary, meaningful utilization of poetry, literary camaraderie, sketching, and stylistic elements to outline the unique facets of Dr. Faseeh-ud-Din Ashraf's column writing.