How to become Urdu Shayar Poet

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To Write Beautiful Urdu Poetries You Must Know Some Besic Things Like Forms And Rules once you knnow the besics you can become an Urdu Poet easily

In Urdu,
Poetry is called Shayari and Poet Is called Shayar and Female Poets are called Shayara
Shayari is an art, an art of telling or saying something. Shayari is a beautiful and unique way of expressing feelins, telling stories, sharing experiences and observations. There are some basic rules of shayari like, Maqta, Matla, Beher, Radif and Qafiyah.

Mirza Ghalib, Allama Iqbal, Jaun Elia, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, Parveen Shakir, Noshi Gilani, Kishwar Naheed, Ahmad Faraz, Gulzar, Munawwar Rana, Shabnam Shakeel, Samina Raja, Rahat Indori and Waseem Barelvi. These are some well known Shayars.

Ghazal, Nazm, Tarana, Azaad Nazm, These are some forms of shayari.

So now you know about Urdu Poetry (Shayari) To Know about RULES, Ghazal, Nazm, Qasida, Tarana. read our othere articals. We have categories it for your ease read the topic you are intrested in and become an Urdu Poet (Shayar) Today.

To become an Urdu Shayar (Poet) you can follow these steps:

1. Read and study the work of other famous Urdu poets to get a feel for the language, style, and themes that are commonly used in Urdu poetry.

2. Practice writing your own poetry/shayri in Urdu. You can start by writing short poems, or ghazals, which are a popular form of Urdu shayari/poetry that consist of a series of rhyming couplets.

3. Attend literary events, such as poetry readings or workshops, to meet other poets and shayars and gain inspiration for your own work.

4. Consider joining an online community or forum or create an Instagram and Facebook Page where you can share your poetry with others and receive feedback and support.

5. Keep working on your poetry and refining your craft. As you continue to write and receive feedback, you can develop your own unique voice and style as a poet.

Remember that becoming a successful shayar takes time and dedication. It is important to keep practicing and seeking out opportunities to share your work with others.