Kashmiri love poem


صورت ڇعیڼ شیشس مڼز

ڇھ میعڼ اکھ بهتریڼ ڼظم

رآوآڹ چھ جڵد یه مگر

محبت چھم چوڼ, ڵڧظ چھٴم أخری

Translated into Kashmiri by Arslan Qadri
صورت ڇعیڼ شیشس مڼز  ڇھ میعڼ اکھ بهتریڼ ڼظم  رآوآڹ چھ جڵد یه مگر  محبت چھم چوڼ, ڵڧظ چھٴم أخری

Original version
Poem the mirror

Kashmiri woman & language



Kasmiri includes several dialects that are often considered by their speakers as apart languages. The standard, which is also the literary language comes from around the capital area (Srinagar), others are called Poguli, Siraji, Kashtwari, Bunjwali, Rambani. The first writing system used for kasmiri is sharada. Some consider that Devanagari comes from Sharada. Currently, the two scripts used are as here, the Perso-Arabic alphabet on the Pakistanian side, and the Devanagari on the Indian side.

Kashmiri literature

Deeply influenced by Persian literature, from which it resumed its themes and poetic images, Kasmiri literature took its rise in the 14th century, with Lal Ded, succeeded by lyrical and mystical songs. One owes to Hatim popular tales, and to Rasul Mir and Mahjur the perpetuation of the rhazal tradition. Modern literature counts with the person of Abdul Ahad Azad, an exceptional poet, who rises against prejudices, and calls for social justice.


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