Pukar

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Aaina adab: Lahore; 1991.Description: 112 Pages: 18 cmUniform titles:
  • Urdu
DDC classification:
  • KHA 891
Summary: Pukar (The Call) is an Urdu translation of selected works by Khalil Gibran, originally written in English and Arabic. The book reflects Gibran’s deep thoughts about love, humanity, spirituality, freedom, and the soul’s connection with God. Through poetic and philosophical essays, Gibran calls upon humanity to listen to the inner voice of the soul, to live truthfully, and to rise above materialism and superficial divisions. His writing is filled with mystical wisdom, drawing from both Eastern spirituality and Western humanism. The central theme of Pukar is a spiritual awakening—an invitation for mankind to rediscover the divine essence within every human being.
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Books Books Khanewal Campus (Main Library - Central Region) 891.4391 KHA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 000132235
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Pukar (The Call) is an Urdu translation of selected works by Khalil Gibran, originally written in English and Arabic. The book reflects Gibran’s deep thoughts about love, humanity, spirituality, freedom, and the soul’s connection with God. Through poetic and philosophical essays, Gibran calls upon humanity to listen to the inner voice of the soul, to live truthfully, and to rise above materialism and superficial divisions. His writing is filled with mystical wisdom, drawing from both Eastern spirituality and Western humanism. The central theme of Pukar is a spiritual awakening—an invitation for mankind to rediscover the divine essence within every human being.

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