By Syeda Ayesha Ghaffar (Pakistan) Urdu literature has never belonged comfortably to a single geography. It was born from movement, encounter and exchange: in bazaars, royal courts, Sufi gatherings and ordinary streets where Persian, Arabic, Turkish and the local languages of the subcontinent met one another. Long before it became widely known as Urdu, it … Continue reading Urdu Adab Beyond Borders: From Rekhta to the Digital Age