Digital Archive • کتب خانہ

E-Books & Rare Manuscripts (کتب خانہ)

Read and explore digitized historical Diwans, Kulliyats, and Urdu classical literary collections.

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Bal-e-Jibreel
Diwan 1935

Bal-e-Jibreel

Muhammad Iqbal

Iqbal's celebrated Urdu collection Gabriel's Wing, containing some of his most famous poems on selfhood, faith, action and the destiny of the East.

Diwan-e-Momin
Diwan 1962

Diwan-e-Momin

Momin Khan Momin

Diwan of Momin Khan Momin, Delhi's master of the romantic ghazal, presented with a commentary explaining his famously delicate, layered verses.

Marsiya-e-Anis
Diwan 1887

Marsiya-e-Anis

Mir Babar Ali Anis

The marsiyas of Mir Anis, the supreme elegist of Karbala, whose narrative power and pure Urdu diction raised the marsiya to its peak.

Musaddas-e-Hali (Madd-o-Jazr-e-Islam)
Diwan 1879

Musaddas-e-Hali (Madd-o-Jazr-e-Islam)

Altaf Hussain Hali

Hali's landmark 1879 musaddas on the rise and fall of Islam, the poem that changed the course of modern Urdu poetry forever.

Masnavi Sehr-ul-Bayan
Diwan 1926

Masnavi Sehr-ul-Bayan

Mir Hasan

Mir Hasan's beloved romance masnavi of Prince Benazir and Princess Badr-e-Munir, the most famous narrative poem of classical Urdu literature.

Diwan-e-Mirza Mazhar
Diwan

Diwan-e-Mirza Mazhar

Mirza Mazhar Jan-e-Janan

Diwan of Mirza Mazhar, the revered Naqshbandi Sufi of Delhi whose Persian-influenced Urdu ghazals shaped a generation of poets.

Marsiya-e-Dabeer
Diwan 1937

Marsiya-e-Dabeer

Mirza Salamat Ali Dabeer

Marsiyas of Mirza Dabeer of Lucknow, Anis's great rival, celebrated for grandeur of diction, Persianised style and sweeping battle scenes of Karbala.

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