Habib R. Sulemani
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Habib R. Sulemani (born June 5, 1971, Gulmit, Gojal, Hunza) is a young poet, writer and journalist, living in Pakistan. He has been writing in three languages: English, Urdu and Wakhi.
Writing since high school, he has written for various mainstream and regional publications. He has also broadcast from Radio Pakistan, Gilgit. He covers topics from globalization, global peace and harmony, and interfaith issues.
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[edit] Publications
[edit] Editor
- Lamha Lamha Pakistan (Urdu), Mehmood Arshed Joya. Aatish Publishers Lahore, 1997. Presents the history of Pakistan in its first fifty years (1947-1997).
- The Story of Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral (English), F M Khan. Eejaz Publishers Gilgit, 2002. Presents the history of Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral. Researched in the archives of the General Head Quarters (GHQ) of the Pakistan army.
[edit] Unpublished works
- Extensive work on the Wakhi language and the culture of Gojal, the upper Hunza.
- Anthologies of his poetry, fiction, essays and research works are being compiled.
[edit] Translations
- French: [1].
[edit] External links
- Democracy in the cyber age, [2]
- Roman Urdu, [3]
- Pakistan on the cyber map, [4]
- The changing Northern Areas, [5]
- War Victim's cry for peace, [6]
- Prof Annemarie Schimmel, [7]
- A tribute to Alys Faiz, [8]
- PIA & Fokker aircraft, [9]
- High Internet rates, [10]
- No go for NGOs?, [11]
- Treasures of the North, [12]
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