Yagana Changezi In Urdu PDF Book Life and Work by Naiyer Masud Ahwal Asar ebook read online or download for this Urdu books library. Yagana Changezi (Born: 17 / October 1884 - Died: 4 / February 1956) was a prominent Urdu poet. There was uniqueness in both their way of thinking and their accent. Unfortunately, there was an injustice in Urdu poetry and literature that they did not get their due place. But he may have had a hand in creating such a situation that his ego had crossed all the limits of moderation.
As he writes in his book Ayat-e-Vijdani: "The truth is that to consider anyone other than the only poet in this century is self-deception." Prominent Urdu writer, researcher and critic Prof. Nayyar Masood (born: 16 / November 1936, died: 24 / July 2017) has authored a book "Yeganeh - Ahwal wa Ashar" on the important aspects of Yeganeh's personality and literary services. The same book is being offered in PDF format by TaamirNews on the 66th anniversary of Yeganeh. The size of this PDF file of about one hundred and fifty pages is only 4 megabytes. The download link of the book is given below. In the preface of this book, Khaliq Anjum writes.
The book under review is a collection of essays by eminent Urdu scholar and critic Nayyar Masood on important aspects of Yeganeh's distinguished personality and literary services. Nayyar Sahib, like his father Syed Masood Hassan Rizvi Adib, is a believer in the art of Yegana and he has full sympathy for Yegana. He has examined Yegana's mental and abnormal personality in a very reasonable and reasoned manner.
He was only 21 years old when he came to Lucknow in 1905. At that time Safi, Saqat and Aziz were talking parrots in Lucknow. Yeganeh did not get the importance that these three gentlemen had. This is apparently the reason for the hostility towards his contemporaries. In 1914, when Yeganeh published his Diwan under the name of Nishtar-e-Yas, he wrote in his case that: In other words, he demanded Saqib, Aziz and other contemporaries to recognize as a master of art and follow him.
Apart from his contemporaries, Yegana was also against Ghalib. While Safi, Aziz, and Saqib were praising Ghalib and trying to follow him. In the contradiction of these three, Yegana uttered such quatrains against Ghalib which contained very nasty and indecent things about Ghalib. Nayyar Masood has narrated the most tragic events in the history of Urdu literature with great style and authentic references. Anjuman Tarqi Urdu Hind, New Delhi. Publication year: 1991 Number of pages: 113
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