Saleem Fauz is an Urdu poet and journalist associated with Karachi's literary and cultural circles. Born on February 28, 1965, he has made his mark in Urdu literature through his poetry, particularly his ghazals and verses reflecting human emotions, relationships, love, social observations and the complexities of life.
Based in Karachi, Pakistan, Saleem Fauz has pursued both literary and professional activities. He has also worked as a poet and journalist and is associated professionally with Pakistan Cosmetic Products, where he serves as a manager.
Saleem Fauz received his education at Jamia Millia College, Malir, Karachi. His connection with Karachi has been an important part of his professional and literary journey.
As an Urdu poet, Saleem Fauz has published two books of poetry: “Sabhi Chehre Tumhare Hain” (1999) and “Koi Tum Se Mukhatib Hai” (2007). His literary work has also appeared in online Urdu poetry collections, where he is listed for a number of ghazals and selected verses. Rekhta, a major digital repository of Urdu literature, lists Saleem Fauz among Urdu poets born in 1965 and features several of his ghazals and verses.
His poetry includes themes of love, separation, silence, human relationships and social realities. One of his well-known verses reflects on the importance of maintaining perspective and distance in understanding people and situations. His ghazal “Sukut Badhne Laga Hai Sada Zaruri Hai” is also available in online Urdu literary collections.
Through his literary contributions and professional association with journalism, Saleem Fauz represents a generation of Urdu literary figures who have continued to contribute to the language and poetic traditions of Pakistan while remaining connected with the cultural life of Karachi.
Personal and Professional Details
- Sabhi Chehre Tumhare Hain – 1999
- Koi Tum Se Mukhatib Hai – 2007
Literary Identity: Urdu Poet / Shayar
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