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Ali Arshad Mir
Ali Arshad Mir (, January 1, 1951 – October 16, 2008) was an epic Punjabi poet and writer, sometimes described as the "Homer of Punjab".〔(Glowing Tributes for Arshad Mir )〕 His works have been translated into languages such as Urdu and English. In the 1970s, his ''International Anthem'' brought him recognition. Its lines, ''girti hui dewaroo koo aik dhaka aur do'' () are a popular slogan in the Punjab. His work includes dozens of poems that depict the socio-economic condition of society's oppressed people. They also highlight the sacrifices of the subcontinent's resistance movements.
== Personal life ==
Ali Arshad was born in a Muslim family in a Chishtian district, 250 km away from Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. He completed his M.A. in Punjabi language, and was appointed as an Associate Professor in Government M.A.O College Lahore. Later, he joined Government Degree College Depalpur, Okara as its Principal. His students remember him for his knowledge, simplicity, kindness, and intellectual depth in his ordinary day to day talks as well as lectures. His love for Punjabi land, language, and culture was overwhelmingly apparent in his whole being. He taught his students to stick to the basic moral values that make us true Muslim and Pakistani. He respected others as much as he respected himself, which made him popular among the teaching faculty as well as his students. He taught his students to love their land, be patriotic, respect their parents, and endeavour to make themselves useful human being who could positively contribute to the society. Students' welfare was his prime goal, and he would turn every stone to motivate them to excel in their lives.
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