By: Hifzur Rahman Qasmi
Each time we think of a literary masterpiece and its theme, our
minds quickly move to the fixed and monotonous images of the men and women
striving in different genres of literature. We hold the notion that the realm
of poetry, literature and portraiture is full of fine emotions and tender
feelings, and that the persons who set foot on the path of creation are only
those who have the treasure of fantasy, unmet dreams and all colors of nature
in their background. This general perception is although true to some extent,
the evergreen realm of language and literature possesses some wonderful works
whose creators hold odd and somehow negative images in our society. In special
issue of “Andaz-e-Bayan” on the works and creations of police officials,
Haqqani Al-Qasmi has made us recognize the faces of such artists and enjoy
their artworks.
The title “Police Ka Takhliqi Chehra” obviously drives the
minds of the literature’s lovers to some sort of curiosity, as the word ‘police’
is habituated to bring only the pictures of crowds, uneven shouting and cries,
investigative activities and the horrors
of crime and punishment to our minds. These aspects of the police’ character
has so thickly dominated our hearts and minds that we hardly believe in the
fact that the people always experiencing the hue and cry of crime and
punishment and walking on the complicated path of law and order too have throbbing
hearts and fine sense of aesthetics. Haqqani Saheb has compiled the detailed
analysis of the works of numerous officers, commissioners and IASs by the
literary critics. Shuja’ Khawar, ‘Ain Rashid, Khalil Mamoon, Abhay Kumar Betab
are some names who have tried in different genres of literature and decorated
the realm of Urdu with beautiful colours. Apart from them, many other faces that
apparently stay away from the world of culture and literature are part of this
amazing issue of “Andaz-e-Bayan. By highlighting the remarkable services
rendered by police officers to language and literature, Haqqani Saheb has really
done a historical work, for which he truly deserves huge applause and ovation
from the entire literary community.
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