Women Poets in Urdu: Voice, Resistance, and the Quiet Evolution of Feminism The history of Urdu poetry is often narrated through masculine voices, yet running beneath this dominant narrative is a quieter, persistent current shaped by women poets who wrote against silence. Their presence was never absent; it was merely under-acknowledged. From royal courts to … Continue reading Women Poets in Urdu:1 Voice, 1 Resistance, and the Quiet Evolution of Feminism