The resistance attitude of women in Abdullah Hussain's novel “Qaid’’

Abstract

Many names can be mentioned in Urdu novels who present political, social and social consciousness through their novels and on the basis of this feature, they became alive and immortal in Urdu fiction, among them Prem Chand, Krishan Chandrer, Fazal Karim Fazli. Jamaila Hashmi, Quratul Ain Haider names are worth mentioning. Abdullah Hussain's name is also included in this tribe of novelists. Those who presented the picture of real life instead of decorating the supernatural universe in their novels. Several of his novels "Udas Naslain", "Baagh", "Qaid", "Nadar Log" and "Raat" came out in public. The novel that brought him fame was "Udas Naslaan". In this novel, one such generation the story of Ajas saw the subcontinent becoming a country, saw the disintegration of a society, saw the defeat of feudal society and also felt the agony of migration. Abdullah Hussain in this novel before the establishment of Pakistan A successful attempt to capture the confused political, social and social situation, "Udas Naslain" is the political and social mirror of its era. But there is only one aspect which seems to be neglected here and that is the role of religion in Indian politics and society and the role of the Mulla which is the most important factor of this period and which is neglected by any writer of this period."not But he has made up for his lack in his novel "Qaid". In this novel you will find some resistance of women towards their rights. These characters includes Razia Sulta, Mai Sarwari and Nasreen. The paper shows about this resistnce as well.