Reading Urdu novels online or free download in PDF format is an exciting activity on the internet which is very famous in countries of the subcontinent. This time a lot of online resources and websites are live to provide a huge collection of Urdu novels and Urdu books.
اُردو سافٹ بُکس ڈاٹ کام بیرون ممالک قارعین کے لیے ایک نئی سروس کا آغاز کیا گیا ہےکہ ایسے تمام قارعین جو با قاعدگی سے ہر ماہ تمام ڈائجسٹس کی ہائی کوالٹی پی ڈی ایف بروقت حاصل کرنا چاہتے ہیں وہ ہم سے ہمارے مندرجہ ذیل ای میل ایڈریس پر رابطہ کریں۔ شُکریہ
Reading Urdu novels online or free download in PDF format is an exciting activity on the internet which is very famous in countries of the subcontinent. This time a lot of online resources and websites are live to provide a huge collection of Urdu novels and Urdu books.
Historical Background of Urdu Novels
Story listening is a beautiful, memorable part of childhood. This starts from grandmother’s stories (Nani, Dadi ki Khaniyan) and later on, it turns into real-life events. Novels represent the circumstances of described societies and their people. Urdu novel is a long, imaginary literary work which describes regular human experiences.
The primary purpose of novels is that they are written to provide entertainment to their readers. Great literary work of writers in the field of Urdu novels explain the ups and downs of life for producing moral values and guidance of coming young generations. In the past, many Urdu novel writers were used complex wording style in their novels, but now the trend has been changed and far easy to understand writing style has become popular.
The primary purpose of novels is that they are written to provide entertainment to their readers. Great literary work of writers in the field of Urdu novels explain the ups and downs of life for producing moral values and guidance of coming young generations. In the past, many Urdu novel writers were used complex wording style in their novels, but now the trend has been changed and far easy to understand writing style has become popular.
Art of Urdu Novels
Before writing a novel, an author observes the whole society and active elements of the environment very deeply and chose the attentional topic to write his/her story. Actually, a novel writer wants to draw a big picture with his/her pen. Novels are crystal clear picture of actual human life. A novel writer develops real-life emotions and feelings in the form of characters and words.
When we talk about Novels, it has a sequential and global history of about two thousand years, and a lot of unfolding stories are available to read and explore. Urdu novels are one of the most favorite entertainment of Indo-Pak culture. Unique characteristics in the Urdu novel is the consistency of the story plot, characters, and setting, which should keep a reader engaged with it. Good Novels are richly descriptive and make a reader fully involved in what is going on in the story. It has an altogether plot and resolution that, most of the time, miff the reader to a vast extent.
Urdu speaking people in All around the world are very likely to read Urdu novels. Especially Pakistani novel writers are much famous in this field, people like to read their Novels, and there are very iconic names in the history of Urdu novels writing like Fatima Surayya Bajia, Ashfaq Ahmed, Bano Qudsia, Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi, Mohiuddin Nawab, Intisar Ahmed, Mirza Adeeb, Ismat Chughtai, Abdul Hameed (A Hameed), Aleem-ul-Haq Haqi, Ishtiaq Ahmed and Tahir Javed Mughal.
When we talk about Novels, it has a sequential and global history of about two thousand years, and a lot of unfolding stories are available to read and explore. Urdu novels are one of the most favorite entertainment of Indo-Pak culture. Unique characteristics in the Urdu novel is the consistency of the story plot, characters, and setting, which should keep a reader engaged with it. Good Novels are richly descriptive and make a reader fully involved in what is going on in the story. It has an altogether plot and resolution that, most of the time, miff the reader to a vast extent.
Urdu speaking people in All around the world are very likely to read Urdu novels. Especially Pakistani novel writers are much famous in this field, people like to read their Novels, and there are very iconic names in the history of Urdu novels writing like Fatima Surayya Bajia, Ashfaq Ahmed, Bano Qudsia, Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi, Mohiuddin Nawab, Intisar Ahmed, Mirza Adeeb, Ismat Chughtai, Abdul Hameed (A Hameed), Aleem-ul-Haq Haqi, Ishtiaq Ahmed and Tahir Javed Mughal.
21st Century Additions
As well as new writers are also continuing the tradition of Urdu novels writing with their honesty and
Determination in the 21st Century, which is a very positive sign for our traditional cultural Development. There are trendy names for nowadays Urdu novels writing, exists like, Umera Ahmed, Nimra Ahmed, Hashim Nadeem, Farhat Ishtiaq, Sumaira Malik, Iqra Sagheer Ahmed, Maha Malik, Sumaira Hameed, Nighat Abdullah, and Nighat Seema. Nowadays, due to busy life schedules printed books reading practice becomes an old fashion, in the current internet scenario people likes to read online Urdu novels.
Readers Point of View
Novels are a good source of entertainment. Books are long stories of fictitious characters and events of real life. The Urdu language has a massive contribution to this category. Urdu Novels has great importance in Urdu literature and in the history of Urdu language. The Urdu literature (Urdu Adab) is well known for masterpiece Urdu novels it has produced. Famous Urdu novels are; “Jangloos.” “Mirat-ul- Aroos,” “Umrao Jaan,” “Raja Gidh,” etc.
Urdu novels are mainly focused on problems and issues of rural and urban social life problems. The topics and style have been changed over time. For example, pre-partition Urdu novels mostly focus on urban life issues. Urdu Novels, during or just after partition focus on migration from India, problems during migration and settlement issues after that. However, later on, Urdu novels are mainly on romance, history, aspects of the young generation, and social and political issues.
Many Urdu dramas have chosen Urdu novels as drama script. Some examples are “Jangloos,” “Lahasil,” “Paul Sirat,” “Marvi” etc. Many digests have produced very historical and known Urdu novels, both by male and female writers, Peer Kamil by Umaira Ahmad, Jannat K Pattay and Namal by Nimra Ahmed, Devta by Mohiuddin Nawab, Udas Naslein by Abdullah Hussian, Shaheen by Naseem Hijazi, Piya Rang Kala by Baba Muhammad Yahya Khan. Urdu literature will always be thankful to Urdu novels for contribution as Urdu Novel not only provided entertainment to Novel readers but also produced stories for TV/Radio dramas and for theater.
Urdu novels are mainly focused on problems and issues of rural and urban social life problems. The topics and style have been changed over time. For example, pre-partition Urdu novels mostly focus on urban life issues. Urdu Novels, during or just after partition focus on migration from India, problems during migration and settlement issues after that. However, later on, Urdu novels are mainly on romance, history, aspects of the young generation, and social and political issues.
Many Urdu dramas have chosen Urdu novels as drama script. Some examples are “Jangloos,” “Lahasil,” “Paul Sirat,” “Marvi” etc. Many digests have produced very historical and known Urdu novels, both by male and female writers, Peer Kamil by Umaira Ahmad, Jannat K Pattay and Namal by Nimra Ahmed, Devta by Mohiuddin Nawab, Udas Naslein by Abdullah Hussian, Shaheen by Naseem Hijazi, Piya Rang Kala by Baba Muhammad Yahya Khan. Urdu literature will always be thankful to Urdu novels for contribution as Urdu Novel not only provided entertainment to Novel readers but also produced stories for TV/Radio dramas and for theater.
Categories of Urdu Novels
Short Urdu Novels
Short Urdu novels are
based on restricted content, in these novels writer covers only general and
essential aspects of the story and drop the unnecessary details about story characters and their life routines. Writing a good story, Specially a short Novel, with an exciting turn at the end, needs the author to lead the readers
to one conclusion about the short story, and then take them in a wholly Different and direful direction. One of the best ways to do this is to adopt the style called "unreliable explainer."
This means that the writer focuses on one of the main characters of the story to weave a tale that seems to be going in a single direction. By the end of the short story, this unreliable explainer ends up taking the story in a totally different side. This type of novels mostly written for monthly digests and magazines like Aanchal,nKhawateen, Shuaa, suspense, Jasoosi, and Sarguzasht Digest, etc.
Long Urdu Novels
This type of novels
covers a detailed view of the story in which a writer sincerely express the
Character’s life aspects and their effects on other’s life. In long Novels
writer maintain the sequence of events from start to end very precisely.
Usually, this type of novels sustain positions for a long time like Ali Pur ka
Ali, Jannat k Pattay, Namal, etc. Another factor is
the writer’s personal life schedules, which affects the length of novels.
Serial Urdu Novels
Serial
Novels are consist of multiple parts, each part printed as a separate book. In Serial Urdu novels, all parts are linked with each other to explain the writer’s
vision of story initiative. Actually, serial stories cover multiple different events of individual characters, which are changed from time to time in every new part of the novel. Best examples of serial Urdu novels is Devta Novel by Mohiuddin Nawab and Devi novel by Tahir Javed Mughal.
List of Urdu Novels
01: Jannat K Pattay
02: Peer-e-Kamil
03: Mushaf
05: Amar Bail
06: Toota Hua Tara
07: Namal
09: Yaaram
14: Thora Sa Asman
15: Darbar-e-Dil
