Poets/Writers From Bihar
Total: 732
Abdul Qadir Bedil Dehlavi
Syed Hasan Askari
Abdul Qavi Desnavi
Ashraf Ali Fughan
One of the prominent 18th-century poets / contemporary to Mir Taqi Mir.
Hamid Azimabadi
Hasan Naim
A renowned poet who gives creative expression to the fusion of classical awareness and contemporary sensibility.
Hasrat Azimabadi
- Born : Patna
- Domicile : Patna
- Died : Murshidabad
Prominent contemporary of Mir Taqi Mir who had written a masnavi called 'Khwab-e-Hasrat'.
Husainul Haq
Noted story writer and novelist, known for his treatment of communal riots in India.
Joshish Azimabadi
Prominent contemporary of Mir Taqi Mir, writing poetry at far-off Azimabad in Delhi style.
Kaleem Aajiz
Widely regarded as a classical poet in the tradition of Mir Taqi Mir, he is a versatile literary figure who wrote poetry, prose, essays, a travelogue, and an autobiography. He received the Padma Shri for his contributions to literature.
Kaleemuddin Ahmad
Manoj Bajpayee
- Born : West Champaran
- Domicile : Mumbai
Mubarak Azimabadi
Prominent later-classical poet from Bihar.
Shad Azimabadi
"A saviour of the ghazal by imparting it with a new mellowness stimulating perception and lyrical realism", as described by Urdu Scholar Ali Jawad Zaidi. He excelled in Ghazal and Marsiya compositions.
Yagana Changezi
One of the most inspiring pre-modern poets who laid foundations for the modern ghazal. Known for his sustained denunciation of Mirza Ghalib and contemporary poetry in Lucknow.
Abid Raza Bedar
- Domicile : Patna
Abul Kalam Qasmi
Adeeb Sohail
Well-known poet and author to draw upon social issues, also edited an important journal 'Qaumi Zaban' published from Pakistan.
Alqama Shibli
Well-known poet from Kolkata, wrote Ghazal, Nazm, and Rubai; published several collections of poetry for children, also edited several literary journals.
Arshad Kamal
Asrar jamayee
Prolific Urdu humour poet of classical mould with a perfect command of language and medium.
Badr-e-Alam Khalish
- Born : Darbhanga
- Domicile : Jamshedpur
Bashar Nawaz
- Born : Aurangabad
- Domicile : Aurangabad
- Died : Aurangabad
One of the prominent progressive poets, critics, and lyricists known for writing the lyrics ‘Karoge yaad to har baat yaad…’ for ‘Bazaar’.
Bismil Azimabadi
Freedom fighter best known for his legendary ghazal "Sarfaroshi Ki Tamanna", a poem later immortalized through its use in many films. In his honour, the Bihar Urdu Academy confers the 'Bismil Azimabadi Award'.
George Orwell
Haqqani Al-Qasimi
Ijtiba Rizvi
Imdad Imam Asar
Famous for his trend-setting book on criticism, 'Kaashif-ul-Haqaaiq'.
Ishrat Rumani
Jameel Mazhari
One of the outstanding pre-modern poets known for his radical views.
Kaif Azimabadi
- Born : Patna
Khursheed Akbar
- Born : Sheikhpura
- Domicile : Patna
Postmodern Urdu poet known for libertarian radical views.
Mazhar Imam
One of the most prominent modern poets was associated with Doordarshan.
Muneer Saifi
Muzaffar Abdali
Naseem Siddiqi
- Born : Gopal Ganj
- Domicile : Aligarh
Modernist prominent ghazal poets, renowned for their creative style of expression.
Naseer Hussain Khayal Azeemabdi
Naz Qadri
- Born : Muzaffarpur
- Domicile : Muzaffarpur
- Died : Muzaffarpur
Poet and short story writer, known for reviving the shared cultural heritages in his works.
Nomaan Shauque
Prominent post-modern poet, associated with All India Radio.
Owais Ahmad Dauran
- Domicile : Bihar
Prominent progressive poet known for his biography 'Meri Kahani' and nazm 'Ik Bevafa Ke Naam'.
Paigham Aafaqi
- Born : Siwan
Prominent post-modernist fiction writer and poet, known well for his novel "Paleeta.".
Parvez Shahidi
Prominent poet of New Nazm.
Phanishwar Nath Renu
Qaisar Siddiqi
- Born : Navada Kalan
- Domicile : Bihar
- Died : Muzaffarpur
Rashid Taraz
One of the prominent poets who emerged in the 1980s.
Rasikh Azimabadi
One of the most prominent disciples of Mir Taqi Mir.