IMAGERY IN MOHAMMAD JAMEEL KACHO KHEL’S FICTIONAL COLLECTION “NAWHA E BENAM
Keywords:
jameel Kacho Khel, Fiction writing, imagery, culture, customs, traditions, Nawha e Benam, Myth, environment, national struggleDOI:
1103/1733Abstract
Just as a poem is a mirror of its culture, customs and human problems, in the same way a good and quality prose is
also a complete representative of the society. In this way, both a good poem and a good prose live on even after the
death of the poet and give respect to writers after death. One name in this list of writers and poets is Muhammad
Jameel Kachokhel. He added myths to the modern age through his unique style His writing, whether in poetry or prose,
is derived from his soil and environment. In his writing, the material problems of the common people and their
intellectual structure are clearly visible. His writing is based on common habits, Customs and traditions are such a
mirror in which every person of the society can see his own face. Apart from the flight of his mental and intellectual
world, what he has felt in the field of national struggle and in his surroundings, he has clothed it in words through his
pen. The art of imagery along with other technical accessories is at the peak in his fictions. There are excellent
examples of imagery in his legendary collection "Noha e Benam" Which is the main theme of the said article.