Philosophical Study of Figures in Mirza Khan’s Poems

Pashtu Language poet, Mirza Khan’s poetry like the poetry of other poets of the world has a mention of figures. The mention of figures in his thoughts has relation with heavenly books, religions and philosophy school of Pythagoras. Most countries of the world have the same culture and many other things in common. For example, one of them is the mention of figures in poetry by the poets of the world. Every figure has its own meaning in various cultures. Similarly, figures have been mentioned in Mirza Khan’s Poetry for a specific meaning.

This research has two parts. The first part is about theories and the second major part is about the mention of figures in Mirza Khan’s poetry and their meanings. Different figures and their meanings have been shown in his poetry a long with the meaning of his poems.

The orders of materials, proper use of references in different parts of this research and ways of adoption have been properly used. The goal of this research is to write a new and scientific research article and to make it clear to the poets of other languages that Pashtu poets have also mentioned figures in their poems, some of which have common moral characteristics.

This a library research meaning the materials have been taken from different books. After analysis and interpretation, the opinions of the author have been specified and the materials taken from other books have also been clarified and cited. The method of this research is explanatory and descriptive. The research findings and achievements help us conclude that figures have been mentioned in Mirza Khan’s Poetry and the research work is important because no-one has ever worked in this area of Pashtu Language. This is the first research work which is a short research of its kind.