Dihlī kī āk̲h̲irī shamʻ

Dihlī kī āk̲h̲irī shamʻ

a translation into English of Farhatullah Baig's modern Urdu classic, Dehli ki akhri shamaʻ ; with an introduction, notes, glossary, and bibliography

by Farḥatullāh Beg

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Fiction portraying a typical 19th century Delhi congregation of Urdu poets and poetry lovers where poems, chiefly ghazals, are recited (mushāʻarah), with special emphasis on the portrayal of the characteristic features of Delhiite Urdu-speaking intelligentsia; includes editorial introduction.

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