The pain was visible in his eyes & sorrow could be heard in his voice, yet his spirit stood unshaken. His shoulders remained broad, his feet remained firm, & his courage never faded in the face of his enemies
O' Abu Obaida, HISTORY will remember ur NAME
“Burger-e-Karachi” was released by Young Stunners in 2013, BUT it wasn't the first Urdu rap. The first Urdu rap was written by a Hindustani Muslim Poet, Muztar Khairabadi around 150 years ago. Muztar's "Bahr-e-Taweel" is known as the longest verse in Urdu literary history.
When I was in college my dad used to admonish me for complaining about the dorms by saying that the humble “taleb” only needed the ground and the Qur’an. Man wasn’t even Muslim he just wanted to clown on me