Habib Jalib

His radical writing inspired many rebels in it’s day. Recently it was used again by people challenging the changes to Pakistans constitution.
http://www.dawn.com/2003/03/13/fea.htm
Senator Raza Rabbani of the PPP had the first and the last word during the oath taking session of the upper house on Wednesday. But in fact it was late Habib Jalib who had in a way the first word. Raza quoted from Jalib’s famous poem Dastoor (the constitution) in which the poet rejects, to paraphrase his couplet rather liberally, all constitutions which do not reflect the will of the people

Aisey Dastoor ko, Subhe-i-noor ko; Main Nahi Maanta, Main Nahi Jaanta

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Habib jalib was a great rebellious and blunt poet . he belives in "jaber sultan ke samne kalma i huq kehna " ... i like his satirist poetry.

Aisey Dastoor ko, Subhe-i-noor ko; Main Nahi Maanta, Main Nahi Jaanta.

This surely is a radical begining that can have a powerful impact on the usurpers of this solemn document. I admire Rabbani to have chosen this couplet on this occasion :k:

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