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Aziz Hamid Madni

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Aziz Hamid Madni (Urdu: عزیز حامد مدنی), (June 15, 1922, Raipur - April 23, 1991, Karachi) was an Urdu poet, critic, linguist and researcher from Pakistan who made a long-lasting impact on Urdu literature.[1]

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