‘Shabnam’ is a dewdrop in Persian. Shabnam (1960) is the name of Syed Mujtaba Ali’s passionate love story that stretches beyond the history of nearly a century ago.
“I sing the song of equality– Of a country where fresh joy blossoms in every heart
London, once the centre of the empire where the sun never set, dates back to prehistory with evidence of structures from Mesolithic times.
A journey that shreds castes and creeds to heal the self-esteem of a woman.
Bulldozed brick by brick, my childhood was torn apart by tears streaming down the stone facade as my house collapsed.
‘Shabnam’ is a dewdrop in Persian. Shabnam (1960) is the name of Syed Mujtaba Ali’s passionate love story that stretches beyond the history of nearly a century ago.
“I sing the song of equality– Of a country where fresh joy blossoms in every heart
Let me be free. Let me be free
“Who am I? “
London, once the centre of the empire where the sun never set, dates back to prehistory with evidence of structures from Mesolithic times.
A journey that shreds castes and creeds to heal the self-esteem of a woman.
Thoughts of a devoted poet
Bulldozed brick by brick, my childhood was torn apart by tears streaming down the stone facade as my house collapsed.
“War is vast. It reaches across the horizon, loftier and older than peace. Killing came before war, but it might also be that refuge preceded war.
If sunflowers shone in the sky and clouds floated in lakes,
