ISLAMABAD — The poetry collection Ishq Ilham Hai by Dr. Aqleem Fatimah was unveiled at The Black Hole Auditorium on Tuesday. The event, moderated by poet and journalist Sajjad Baloch, drew literary scholars, poets, and readers. Attendees discussed contemporary Urdu poetry, women’s writing, and poetry’s vital role in human expression.
Insights from Literary Experts
Dr. Ambreen Salahuddin discussed how Fatimah’s work intertwines love, spirituality, social consciousness, and lived experiences. Her collection significantly enhances the tradition of women’s voices in Urdu literature. Harris Khalique, a renowned poet and writer, commended the collection for its literary depth and thorough exploration of social issues and human resilience.
About Ishq Ilham Hai
Dr. Aqleem Fatimah shared her thoughts on Ishq Ilham Hai, highlighting how love serves as a transformative force, influenced by personal, social, and spiritual experiences. She recited selected poems, showcasing the work’s emotional and lyrical richness.
Event Conclusion
The event concluded with an interactive discussion among attendees. Sajjad Baloch extended a vote of thanks, underscoring the significance of such gatherings in promoting Urdu literature.
