Title: Preserving the Purity of Urdu Literature in the Digital Age

In the realm of Urdu literature, many of us proudly identify ourselves as avid readers. However, the true essence of literature often eludes us. Literature is more than just a collection of words; it is a means through which writers convey emotions, thoughts, manners, and the nuances of various aspects of life. When expressed through the Urdu language, it takes on the form of Urdu literature.

Challenges in the Digital Era: Disruption of Tradition

In today’s digital era, the landscape of Urdu literature has been dramatically transformed by social media platforms. Regrettably, some self-proclaimed writers have taken it upon themselves to publish and create content that exudes indecency and lewdness, all under the guise of literature. Astonishingly, there are those who defend such content, arguing that the portrayed scenarios are within the context of marital relationships, thereby rendering them acceptable.

A Distorted Perception: Unrealistic Expectations

A disheartening refrain often heard is, “Don’t get married; stay single and revel in life.” This sentiment, uttered by some married individuals, has led the younger generation to ponder why their real-life married experiences don’t mirror the fantasy portrayed in such content. Tragically, this can pave the way for a perilous descent into pornography, an endeavor that leads to a destination fraught with spiritual consequences.

The Troubling Narrative: Indecency in the Guise of Love

The content being propagated under the banner of literature typically revolves around a charismatic protagonist reminiscent of a Greek deity – strikingly handsome and wealthy – who falls for a distressed damsel. However, the apex of lewdness is reached when these writers attempt to romanticize the abhorrent concept of marital rape, all the while ensuring that a happy ending wraps up their tales. These stories implant unrealistic expectations in their readers, who, when faced with the realities of married life, find themselves disillusioned and waiting tirelessly for an imaginary prince charming to rescue them.

Guidance from the Prophet: Upholding Modesty and Respect

Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) wisely said, “Whoever is devoid of shyness, is not one of us (Muslims).” These words resonate deeply, especially in a world where technology perpetuates a culture of influence. In such an era, let us not become instruments that propagate obscenity in our readers. Let us refuse to be consumers of such impropriety. Instead, let us be the voices that rise against the tide, advocating for the preservation of the dignity and sanctity of literature.

Conclusion: A Call to Uphold the Sanctity of Urdu Literature

In conclusion, the sanctity of Urdu literature is paramount, even more so in the age of digital proliferation. Upholding the values of modesty, respect, and authenticity is our collective responsibility. Let us recognize the potential influence we wield and wield it responsibly. By choosing to champion literature that reflects our moral and ethical values, we contribute to the betterment of society and the elevation of literary discourse.

May we be the beacons of light that guide Urdu literature toward its noble purpose, illuminating minds and hearts with virtue and wisdom.