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Atta Shad
PP
عطا شاد
Atta Shad; PP; عطا شاد
Born	Mohammad Ishaq; 1 November 1939; Singani Sar, Kech, Balochistan, British India (present-day Balochistan, Pakistan)
Died	13 February 1997 (aged 57); Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
Occupation	Poet and Literary Critic
Language	Balochi; Urdu; English; Persian
Genre	Ghazal; Nazm;
Literary movement	Modernist poetry; Romantic poetry;
Notable works	Rochgir - روچ گر; Shap Sahar Andeem - شپ سہار اندیم; Barpaag - برپاگ
Notable awards	Presidential Pride of Performance Award 1983 ; Fellowship: International Training Institute Sydney, Australia

Mohammad Ishaq PP, popularly known as Atta Shad (Balochi, Urdu: عطا شاد , born 1 November 1939 – 13 February 1997), was a Pakistani poet, critic, playwright, researcher and intellectual. He wrote poems in Urdu and later in Balochi language.^[3] Shad is considered the architect of modern symbolic Balochi poetry. He was awarded the Presidential Pride of Performance in 1983, by the Government of Pakistan.^[4]

^ Fazal Baloch (13 February 2017). "From Daagh Dehlvi to Ghalib: My journey towards understanding Atta Shad". The Express Tribune (newspaper). Retrieved 17 May 2018.
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Atta Shad PP عطا شاد
Born	Mohammad Ishaq^[1] (1939-11-01)1 November 1939^[2] Singani Sar, Kech, Balochistan, British India (present-day Balochistan, Pakistan)
Died	13 February 1997(1997-02-13) (aged 57) Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
Occupation	Poet and Literary Critic
Language	Balochi Urdu English Persian
Genre	Ghazal Nazm
Literary movement	Modernist poetry Romantic poetry
Notable works	Rochgir - روچ گر^[3] Shap Sahar Andeem - شپ سہار اندیم Barpaag - برپاگ
Notable awards	Presidential Pride of Performance Award 1983^[3] Fellowship: International Training Institute Sydney, Australia