Tehzeeb Hafi

Born on December 5, 1989, in Retra, Tehsil Taunsa Sharif (Dera Ghazi Khan District), Tehzeeb Hafi is a distinguished Pakistani poet blending technical and literary prowess. After earning a degree in Software Engineering from Mehran University, he pursued his passion for Urdu literature, completing an MA from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Bahawalpur. Currently based in Lahore, Hafi bridges the worlds of technology and art with remarkable ease.

Literary Style & Themes:
Renowned for his fresh poetic voice and melodic diction, Tehzeeb Hafi has mastered the classical ghazal while infusing it with contemporary relevance. His poetry explores universal themes—love’s ecstasy and anguish, the ephemerality of life, and nature’s quiet wisdom—all delivered with striking simplicity, emotional honesty, and profound depth.

Recognition & Influence:
A leading figure among Pakistan’s new generation of poets, Hafi’s work has been celebrated in literary anthologies and awarded prestigious accolades. Beyond print, he connects with global audiences as a prolific blogger and social media personality, making Urdu poetry accessible to younger generations.

Notable Works:
Some of his most resonant poems include:

• “Tera Chup Rahna Mere Zehn Mein Kya Baith Gaya”

• “Kise Khabar Hai Ki Umar Bas Us Pe Ghaur Karne Mein Kat Rahi Hai”

• “Parai Aag Pe Roti Nahin Banaunga”

• “Ye Ek Baat Samajhne Mein Raat Ho Gayi Hai”

• “Influenza Se Corona Tak” (a poignant reflection on pandemic-era humanity)

Legacy:
With his unique blend of tradition and modernity, Tehzeeb Hafi is poised to shape Urdu poetry’s future. His verses—timeless yet urgent—are a testament to the enduring power of words in an evolving world.