Pulwama, Sep 11 : In a significant literary event, the book "Moirfat Salam (Koshur Shaar Sombran)" penned by the revered poet and Sufi saint Fakir Abdul Salam Mir (Pampori) was released at Frestabl Pampore here in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district.

  The event was organized by the Nigeeni Cultural Foundation in collaboration with the Policy and Research Institute and saw the participation of several eminent writers, journalists, and poets.

 The book was released by renowned broadcaster and writer Abdul Ahad Farhad, who was the guest of honor. Other notable attendees included Rashid Rahil, Mirza Bashir Shakir, Habib Nasir, Zahoor Ahmed, and Daily Brighter Kashmir Editor-in-Chief Farooq Wani.

  The speakers hailed Fakir Abdul Salam Mir as the epitome of Kashmiri culture, praising his contributions to enriching the Kashmir's art and literature. They emphasized the significance of Sufism in Kashmir, highlighting its rich history and the crucial role played by Sufi saints in shaping the society.

 Abdul Ahad Farhad commended Fakir Abdul Salam Mir's work, saying it has played a vital role in promoting Kashmiri culture.

 Rashid Rahil, who managed the dias, lauded the contributions of poets, writers, and Sufis.

Mirza Bashir Shakir termed the book a "treasure," while Farooq Wani lamented the neglect of the Kashmiri language and appreciated the author's efforts in writing the book in Kashmiri.

 The event underscored the importance of preserving and promoting Kashmiri literature and culture, with "Moirfat Salam" being hailed as a significant contribution to the Kashmir's literary heritage.