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Arnimal
Arnimal
was the wife of Munshi Bhawani Das, an erudite Persian scholar in the court of
Jumma Khan, who was the Afghan Governor of Kashmir from 1788 to 1792 AD. Born in
the eighteenth century, nearly two hundred years after Habba Khatoon, Arnimal
followed in the wake of the tradition of her predecessor and made the love
lyrics adopted by Habba Khatoon more of a plaintive wail. Arnimal's lyrics are
masterpieces of Kashmiri language. The word pictures of delicate sentiments
drawn by her are so vivid, real and charming that very few Kashmiri poets have
reached the standard set by her. Most of these lyrics have been set to music and
are sung even now by Kashmiri minstrels with great interest and gusto.
Arnimal : A Leading Light
Arnimal
was the wife of Munshi Bhawani Das, an erudite Persian scholar in the court of
Jumma Khan, who was the Afghan Governor of Kashmir from 1788 to 1792 AD. Born in
the eighteenth century, nearly two hundred years after Habba Khatoon, Arnimal
followed in the wake of the tradition of her predecessor and made the love
lyrics adopted by Habba Khatoon more of a plaintive wail. >>>
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Arnimal-A
Love-Lorn Poetess
It is a pleasing yet strange coincidence that Lal Ded (14th Century),
Habba Khatoon (16th Century) and after a lapse of two hundred years Arnimal
adorned Kashmiri literature through their poetical geniuses. >>>
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Arinimaal – An
enigma?
Arinimaal, the poetess wife of Bhawanidas
Kachroo, a Persian poet himself, was born, as we understand from the available literature, sometime in 18th century. It is said that like Lalla Ded and Habba
Khatoon, her family life was unhappy, which was the main source of inspiration for her poignant poetry. Ultimately
Bhawanidas Kachroo deserted her and she lived mostly in her father’s home.
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Arnimal
by Arjan Dev Majboor.
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