Monthly Namood Lahore (ماہنامہ نمود لاہور)​​

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Monthly Namood Lahore (ماہنامہ نمود لاہور)​​

Author : Syed Qaim Hussain Naqvi (سید قائم حسین نقوی) | Language: Urdu & English Translation
Date & Place of Birth: June 6, 1949 — Lahore, Pakistan
Notable Roles & Achievements: Former Editor of the famous monthly literary magazine "Mah-e-Nau" (ماہِ نو), Lahore.

This special edition of Monthly Namood Lahore (October–December 2014) is dedicated primarily to devotional Urdu poetry, featuring Naat, Salam, and Manqabat. Edited by Qaim Naqvi, it brings together profound devotional homage to the Ahl-e-Bait, alongside short stories, critical literary essays, and cultural studies. It continues Namood’s mission of bridging classical Islamic literary aesthetics with modern Urdu prose.

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A dedicated Muharram and devotional archive edition of Monthly Namood Lahore. This special volume focuses on classical and modern devotional poetry—featuring Naat, Manqabat, and Salam—alongside high-level literary critiques, historical essays, and short stories. Curated under the editorial guidance of Qaim Naqvi, this edition serves as a bridge between spiritual expression and modern Urdu literary discourse.

Title: Monthly Namood Lahore (ماہنامہ نمود لاہور)
Editor & Publisher: Syed Qaim Hussain Naqvi (Qaim Naqvi)
Edition: Issue No. 10–11–12 (Special Muharram Issue, Oct–Dec 2014)
Language: Urdu
Publication Place: Lahore, Pakistan
Key Content: Salam, Manqabat, Naat, Critical Essays on Ghazal & History, Short Stories, and Musical Profiles

A beautifully compiled devotional and literary collection.

“The selection of Salam and Manqabat in this edition is exceptional, presenting a deep, respectful tribute to classical standards.”

— Literary Critic

 

Profound essays and memorable prose.

“The critical pieces on Ghazal structure and the tribute to Zubeida Khanum add immense value to this issue.”

— Magazine Reader

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