Nuqoosh e Sargodha - - -An introduction

Nuqoosh e Sargodha - - -An introduction

مسلمانان سرگودھا خدا کی تم پر رحمت ہو 

وطن کو ایک دن دو گے تمھیں پیغام آزادی

 ہریت پر ہزیمت دو گے تم اعدائے ملت کو 

کہ بخشے ہیں تمھیں اللہ نے بازوۓ فولادی

The history of Sargodha city is not ancient because the city was founded in 1903 by Lord Bailey, but the history of this district has been very ancient. Because Takht Hazara, Shahpur, Khushab, and Bhera also have such ancient settlements in this district, whose initial conditions have become a part of Arak Par Binah. Sargodha is now a modern city. In 1906 it was given the status of Tehsil, after which in 1914 it was classified as a district instead of Shahpur, while its name remained Shahpur. It was a strange thing that instead of Shahpur being given the status of a district, Sargodha was given the status of a district, then the name of Sargodha was written and read as Shahpur. In 1940, Sargodha regained its lost name and was called Sargodha District.

The performance of Pakistan Air Force Sargodha in 1965 Indo-Pak War was appreciated by the whole world. MM Alam is proud that he shot down the enemy's party planes while staying in the airspace of Sargodha. Along with this, Sargodha also has the honor that at that time the flight pilot Imtiaz Ahmed Bhatti targeted the Amritsar Airport and other airports in India and destroyed many of their radars. . Sialkot, Sargodha and Lahore were honored with Hilal Istiqlal for their bravery and bravery in this Indo-Pak war. In Sargodha, this Halal e Istiqlal keeps waving over the building of  Jinnah Hall. It is a sign of courage and bravery of people of Sargodha is also called the city of Eagles.

Sargodha is considered the best citrus-producing area of Pakistan and therefore is also known as the California of Pakistan. Sargodha is largest kinnow-producing district of the world. It produces oranges that are considered high-quality, and supplies them to the different parts of the country.
Salanwali possesses great artistic skills in the furniture industry, wood carving. Silanwali is similar to Chinyut in carving, ornamentation of goods and in making bullocks from bone or metal in wood. Khushab's hollow earthenware, especially Sirahis, is very popular and is in great demand in several other districts.

The land of Sargodha is very fertile in terms of literature, but unfortunately this city is still being neglected as a suburb. Except for a few talented poets, the majority of the poets here do not get the status and recognition they deserve at the national level. 

We are not in favor of groupings and biased behavior in literature, nor do we speak of any school of thought, so we will definitely say that if we compare the writers here with those of Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The poets and writers of Sargodha will not be less in any respect. The only difference is that the writers of the big cities have close contact with the mass media, rather they have a monopoly on radio, TV and newspapers and magazines. Due to which some of the short stature and dwarfish features of the big cities also appear tall and some such writers are seen as very prominent whose existence may not be visible even under a microscope. There is no doubt that Lahore is always known. It has been the cradle of literature and the center of culture. This is probably the reason why some small poets of Lahore are more appreciated than the big writers of small cities. It is also worth mentioning that the writers and intellectuals of big cities Some of them are recognized and known at national and international level and belong to Sargodhahi district.

Sargodha Arts Council is doing a very standard and excellent job of promoting literature and culture in Sargodha under the patronage of the  Dr. Riaz Hamdani. Literary sits also been set up oftenly at Sargodha Arts Council for the promotion of literature.Along with the training and encouragement of the young creators of Sargodha Writers Club, they worked for the promotion of literature and organized critical meetings like Halka Arbab Zouk to develop literary understanding and critical insight.

Anwarar Nizami, Akhgar Sarhadi, Dr. Wazir Agha, Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi, ltaf Mashhadi, Dr. Wazir Agha,  Anwar Gondi, Prof. Ghulam Jilani Asghar, Dr. Rafiuddin Hashmi, Dr. Moin Nizami, Zahid Munir Aamir,Prof. Dr. Sheikh Mohammad Iqbal, Prof. Dr. Haroon Al-Rashid Tabassum, Prof. Yusuf Khalid are famous literary personalities from Sargodha 

There are many things regarding literary personalities  of Sargodha, but these things can not be written  in few pages.

           Nuqoosh e Sargodha