Ifti Nasim (Poet & Scholar) Talks on AYAN Television (Part-II)

We the people
of the Pakistan
A morning with Ifti Nasim, a poet and scholar at his beautiful residence in Chicago adjacent with Lake Michigan. Ifti Nasim has many books of poetry in Urdu and English languages on his credit. He has also written prose in both languages. Ifti Nasim's Narman raises issues related to Islam's tolerance for homosexuals. In 1993, he became the first Third World poet to read at the Harold Washington Library Center in Chicago. For his poetic work, he received the Rabindranath Tagore Award from Chicago's South Asian Family Services in 1994. Nasim's contribution to Chicago's gay and lesbian community is not only confined to his courage as an international ambassador of tolerance. As co-founder of Sangat/Chicago, he has also displayed a leadership role in the city by launching an organization to provide education and support for gay and lesbian South Asians.
AYAN Television is committed to promote humanity and bridge cultural barriers. AYAN Television focuses on the youth of Pakistan and feels confident to be successful in bringing positive change in the country.

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