Pashto literature and poetry

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Pashto literature and poetry refers to literature and poetry in Pashto language.

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Rahman Baba, Pashto Sufi poet

Rahman Baba, Pashto Sufi poet

Khushal Khan Khattak (Pashto)
Rahman Baba (Pashto)

Rahman Baba is one of the greatest Pashtun poets of all times, whose works are every bit as important to the Pashtun as William Shakespeare is to the English. His works are spiritual. [1]

Ahmad Shah Durrani (Pashto)
Shah Shuja (Pashto)
Timur Shah (Pashto)
Hamid of Kashmir (Pashto)
Abdul Qader Khattak (Pashto)
Ashraf Hejri (Pashto)
Abdul Hamid Mohmand (Pashto)
Kazim Khan Shaida (Pashto)
Pir Mohammad Kakar (Pashto)
Bait Neka (Pashto)
Dr Mohammad Asef Sohail
Ali Khan (Pashto)
Abdul Hanan Barakzai (Pashto)

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