A thematic review of Hameed Shahid's fiction written in the context of 9/11
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https://doi.org/10.58760/mairaj.v1i2.7Keywords:
Embedded, 9/11, political., fictionAbstract
Mohammad Hameed shahid is a renowned Urdu fiction writer and a distinguished literary critic. He has made contemporary issues the subject of his stories. Such as political ups and downs, religious sectarianism, ethnic and regional conflicts and terrorism. Terrorism is the most serious problem of our time. His work on this subject seems to be quite standard especially his stories in the context of 9/11 are embedded in the soul. The unique of his style and the diversity of his themes are his hallmarks. In this article, we will take a thematic look at the fiction by Mohammad Hameed Shahid in the context of 9/11.
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