A study of Social Values in stories of Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi's collection "Kapass ka Phool"

Dr. Aziza Saeed; Dr.Khizra Tabassum; Dr.Syeda Attiya Khalid; Dr. Sobia Manzoor; Hafiza Ayesha Saddiqa; Dr. Mutahir Shah

doi:10.1234/oe.v6.i2.65

Authors

Dr. Aziza Saeed Assistant Professor Urdu Lahore College for women University Lahore
Dr.Khizra Tabassum Assistant Professor Urdu Lahore College for women University Lahore
Dr.Syeda Attiya Khalid Assistant Professor Urdu GCWU Sialkot
Dr. Sobia Manzoor PhD (Urdu) Department of Urdu Punjab University Oriental College (Old Campus) Lahore
Hafiza Ayesha Saddiqa PhD scholar Lahore College for Woman University, Lahore
Dr. Mutahir Shah Assistant Professor Department of Urdu, Hazara University Mansehra

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1234/oe.v6.i2.65

Abstract

"Kapass ka Phool"is a collection of 17 short stories of Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi. He has beautifully depicted the rural life, in his short stories there is a lot to read about social and economic inequalitiesThis story collection of Qasmi was published for the first time from Maktaba Funoon Lahore in December 1973. It was also published for the first time in 1973 after being printed by R.R Printers Lahore. From the same institution, it was published for the second time in 1978, the third time in 1983 and the fourth time in 1986 in the number of 1000, the cover of which was made by the well-known artist Ghulam Mustafa and the duties of painting were performed by Hashim Ul Uzma. The same collection was printed by Shirk Printing Press Lahore. Then Asatir published it in 2002 under the auspices of First Cations Lahore. The number of publications is eleven hundred (1100) and pages are two hundred and seventy-six.