‘Baba-e-Gujri’ Rana Fazal Hussain Rajouri passes away in Mirpur
Islamabad: Jammu and Kashmir’s distinguished literary figure Rana Fazal Hussain Rajouri, affectionately known as “Baba-e-Gujri” passed away in Mirpur, Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Rajouri, a stalwart in promoting the Gujri language and literature, passed away after a prolonged illness.
Born into the rich tapestry of Jammu and Kashmir’s cultural heritage, Rana Fazal Hussain Rajouri dedicated his life to the promotion and preservation of the Gujri language, contributing significantly to its literature and media representation.
His association with Radio Pakistan’s Tarad Khel Station for an extended period underscores his commitment and passion for linguistic and cultural enrichment. His literary endeavors, spanning over five decades, not only enriched the Gujri language but also cemented his place as a cultural icon in the region.
His funeral prayer was offered in Sunlight Park, F-01, Mirpur, AJK, today.
Survived by his sons and a legacy of literary achievements, Rajouri’s demise leaves a void in the cultural landscape of the region.
