Wasif Ali Wasif on the cover of his published book Dil Darya Sumandar
Born
Malik Muhammad Wasif
15 January 1929
Khushab District, Punjab
Died
18 January 1993(1993-01-18) (aged 64)
Lahore, Pakistan
Nationality
Pakistani
Other names
Baba G Huzur
Occupation(s)
Teacher Poet Essayist
Known for
Books Columns
Notable work
Qatra Qatra Qulzam Dil Darya Sumandar Guftugu
Website
wasifaliwasif.pk
Malik Muhammad Wasif (15 January 1929 – 18 January 1993), best known through his pen-name Wasif Ali Wasif, was a Pakistani teacher, writer, poet and Sufi figure.
The author of some 40 books, he's known for his aphorisms and short prose pieces and essays, often taken from his columns in Urdu newspapers, many of these books being collections of his speeches and public lectures, while he has also written poetry.[1]
He was close to some of Pakistan's best-known intellectuals of his era such as Qudratullah Shahab, Ashfaq Ahmed and Hanif Ramay.[1]
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