Shandana Minhas December 27, 2005
#13 Posted by nandan on December 30, 2005 3:14:10 am
Shandana
One of the most touching...moving articles I read on chowk.Its a pleasure to read your articles.Keep your ``kalaam`` flowing.
Regards
Nandan
One of the most touching...moving articles I read on chowk.Its a pleasure to read your articles.Keep your ``kalaam`` flowing.
Regards
Nandan
#12 Posted by Ameena on December 30, 2005 1:47:39 am
Fantastic article Shandana. Perhaps your best in a long time. :)
#10 Posted by Brother_Zamanov on December 29, 2005 10:18:47 am
A beautiful and moving piece....Maybe you can incorporate his life/death into the film you are planning...How he saw life and how it affected the people around him...
May God bless him and your family....
May God bless him and your family....
#9 Posted by burpinder on December 28, 2005 8:45:53 pm
Shandana, when I die I hope someone writes something like this for me.
How beautifully you write, it`s a real gift.
How beautifully you write, it`s a real gift.
#8 Posted by freethinker on December 28, 2005 8:27:35 am
Shandana:
A beautiful piece of writing. It reminded me of ``Dozkhi`` which Ismet Chughtai had written in loving memory of her deceased brother.
Mohammad Gill
A beautiful piece of writing. It reminded me of ``Dozkhi`` which Ismet Chughtai had written in loving memory of her deceased brother.
Mohammad Gill
#6 Posted by Ally on December 28, 2005 6:26:11 am
Shandana,
May God bless your uncles soul, and give you guys peace and strength to move forward. Ameen. Death often is a catalyst for renewal not only for the departed persons soul, that moves on to new pastures, but for the ones left behind, as we try to fill an unfillable gap, we become closer and learn new strategies and ways to cope and to move forward.
I know our religion doesn`t permit women to go to the funeral (tho i think in some places it does) my aunt found a sense of closure by visiting my uncles grave a few days after the funeral.
Please keep on writing, your articles are lovely to read and i look forward to your documentary.
Lots of love and prayers
A
May God bless your uncles soul, and give you guys peace and strength to move forward. Ameen. Death often is a catalyst for renewal not only for the departed persons soul, that moves on to new pastures, but for the ones left behind, as we try to fill an unfillable gap, we become closer and learn new strategies and ways to cope and to move forward.
I know our religion doesn`t permit women to go to the funeral (tho i think in some places it does) my aunt found a sense of closure by visiting my uncles grave a few days after the funeral.
Please keep on writing, your articles are lovely to read and i look forward to your documentary.
Lots of love and prayers
A
#5 Posted by jawahara on December 28, 2005 6:02:44 am
Well written, Shandana. Death makes you aware of how pointless most things in life are, fights, feuds, disagreements. Funerals, I think, really help in giving a sense of closure as you pointed out. Your uncle seemed like a really great person. May he rest in peace.
#3 Posted by HN on December 28, 2005 2:54:47 am
Shandana,
A pleasure as always. Am I glad you are back doing the thing I know you do really well...Writing I meant...not documentary films...:)
And yes, don`t give up on the novel. Eventually, even the little one will find better company.
HN
A pleasure as always. Am I glad you are back doing the thing I know you do really well...Writing I meant...not documentary films...:)
And yes, don`t give up on the novel. Eventually, even the little one will find better company.
HN
#1 Posted by kamlani on December 28, 2005 1:03:31 am
This was a wonderful read that made my day.....thanks for that!
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