Kurdish Studies

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Asim Butt’s Comparative Analysis with other novelists of 21st century

Dr. Khizra Tabassum
Dr. Aasma Rani
Dr. Rashid Hameed
Farman Ali
Dr. Mutahir Shah
Dr. Muhammad Rahman
Keywords: Asim Butt, 21st Century, form of story-telling, moral education, all kinds of philosophies, creative ideas, Urdu literature, eighteenth century, European Renaissance, expression of facts, Richardson's Pamela, first novel in English, revolution of 1857, Deputy Nazir Ahmed, Ratnath Sarsar, Abdul Halim Sharar, Mirza Hadi Ruswa, Allama Rashid Al Khairi, Nawab Syed Muhammad Azad, Prem Chand, Niaz Fatehpuri, Aziz Ahmed, Dr. Ahsan Farooqui, Younis Javed's , Hameed Shahid's , Mirza Hamid Baig's , Khalida Hussain's , Bano Quadsia’s , Hasan Manzar’s  , Najma Sohail's .

Abstract

The form of story-telling which has been given the name of novel appeared in Urdu when every writer considered moral education as his duty. It is not enough for a novelist to simply narrate an interesting story, but to stand in opposition to all kinds of philosophies. It is important to have an equal share in creative ideas and innovation. Novel writing is an important place in Urdu literature. If we look at the history, the beginning of the novel in Europe has been from the eighteenth century. The novel is a creation of the European Renaissance and the capitalist era. The development of the industrial age awakened the creativity of man. When the expression of facts was considered necessary, the novel came into existence and this genre of literature was used to express all kinds of serious psychological and intellectual and deep thoughts. Richardson's Pamela is considered to be the first novel in English. In Europe, the novel was in its early stages of development. At that time there was an era of stories in India. When the revolution of 1857 came in India. Then, instead of fantasy, he stepped into the world of reality. Then the description of the realities of life was considered necessary. Novel writing started in India under this necessity. Novels of the early pre-Partition period reflect traditional themes and political and social environment.

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