مزاحمتی ادب: اردو ناولوں میں بنیادی انسانی حقوق کی نمائندگی (Resistance Literature: Representation of Basic Human Rights in Urdu Novels) Section Urdu Literature

Abstract

In contemporary Urdu literature, narratives of resistance stand as poignant testaments to the enduring struggle for human rights. This research article embarks on a compelling drive through the pages of selected Urdu novels, meticulously examining how they portray the myriad struggles against oppression, injustice, and discrimination. Through a qualitative lens, the study dissects storytelling techniques, delves into character intricacies, and disentangles thematic undercurrents to unravel the profound impact of Urdu literature on human rights advocacy. In the heart of these narratives lie tales of resilience, where protagonists navigate the labyrinth of societal constraints to reclaim their dignity and rights. Characters emerge not merely as figments of imagination but as embodiments of collective aspirations, challenging the status quo with unwavering resolve. Through their trials and triumphs, Urdu literature echoes the silenced voices, amplifying the cries for justice that reverberate across generations. Key to this exploration is the recognition of literature as a powerful tool for social transformation. Urdu novels, with their vivid imagery and emotive storytelling, serve as catalysts for societal introspection and mobilization. They inspire empathy, incite action, and sow the seeds of solidarity among readers, transcending linguistic and cultural barriers. In this pursuit of understanding, the study illuminates the transformative potential of Urdu literature, affirming its place as a vital conduit for social change. Through its findings, it seeks to galvanize broader conversations on human rights, fostering a future where every voice finds resonance in the pages of justice and equality.