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Love for Allah and Nature: Mr. Hanif Khan’s Art Gallery in Islamabad, Pakistan (In Urdu)
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Today’s
Enlightening Entertainment
will be presented
in Urdu,
with subtitles in Arabic,
Aulacese (Vietnamese),
Chinese, English,
French, German,
Indonesian, Italian,
Japanese, Korean,
Malay, Mongolian,
Persian, Portuguese,
Russian, Spanish
and Thai.
Halo,
beauty-loving viewers.
Today, we go to the area
of the famous
the Lok Virsa Museum
in Islamabad,
the capital city of Pakistan.
Also known as
the Folk Heritage Museum,
this famous
preservation center of
Pakistani culture is run
by the National Institute
of Folk &
Traditional Heritage.
Displayed are traditional
architectural façades,
statues, pictures, pottery,
music and textile work.
Along a colorful street,
the talents of many artists
are on display.
Here, we come
to our destination,
the art gallery
of Pakistan’s renowned
artist Mr. Hanif Khan.
Mr. Khan is well-known,
for his work
in calligraphy as well as
his mastery of blending
the two art forms of
painting and sculpture.
Today, Mr. Khan
has invited us
to his art gallery
to share his love
and enthusiasm for art,
nature, and spirituality.
My name is
Hanif Ullah Khan,
I do my work in water
color usually
on nature study,
and I go to every place
of Pakistan and
other countries, and use
my brush, my pencil,
and my other things.
You can see this is
a place in Kashmir.
From childhood,
I got an education
in the fine arts.
After that I have been
an art lecturer
in different universities.
For this I have been
wandering in
different cities, places,
and areas, and worked
on the art of nature study.
It’s inclusive
of some historical
places such as Muqli,
some parts of Multan,
and some areas of
Balochistan and Punjab.
This is an area of Multan
and this one is an area
from Kashmir.
And beside Mukri
I studied in Sindh also,
and also in the Karachi area
of the sea.
I have just studied
the life of fish in that sea.
I just show you that,
you see, I worked
on the water colors,
because in this area
the atmosphere for
water colors is more
suitable compared to this.
For this,
I arranged exhibitions
which are available
in all art galleries
in Pakistan and
they keep on exhibiting.
Almost 34 exhibitions
have been done.
Out of these,
six to seven are
solo exhibitions
and others are group
exhibitions.
I have gotten two to four
awards from the
Pakistani National Counsel
and Pakistani
Fine Art Association.
Ghalib Baqar
and Abdul Hai, they are
the very best water
colorists and
do real-class work there,
because they use
their color and brush
outdoors.
They mostly work outdoors
and mostly work on site,
on site outdoors.
They have spent
their life on it, and I am
much inspired by them.
Besides water color
and the study of nature,
Mr. Hanif Khan
specializes
in the art of calligraphy.
He is a pioneer of
bringing this sacred art
of Islam into
the modern art world.
In his own unique style,
he blends images
of mosque architecture,
colors of Islam such as
turquoise, blue,
and gold, and, of course,
verses from the Qur’an.
I show you, you see,
this is a calligraphy…
And this is a geometrical
shape in this, I make
architectural shapes.
This is the new style of
calligraphy because
when I have been
visiting different places
and inspired there from
the architecture
and nature, then in this
you can see a natural effect.
So what I did in this art
is that I kept in mind the
original calligraphic line
and used that,
because when I went
outdoors for nature study,
I saw the outdoor
architecture and
elements of paintings,
which I saw
in different places.
When I brought
them together,
then you can see
all that architecture,
landscape study
in my paintings.
In this, every thing,
every area
is a whole landscape,
a complete architecture
and original calligraphy
I have done within it.
You can see
this is a painting
of Kashmir when I went
before five months ago.
Yes, five month ago
I went to Kashmir,
and their I see their
living standard and their
houses and their nature…
When I went in different
areas of Kashmir,
there is a place in which
you see how
I have shown the scenes
of those areas
in my paintings.
When I went there,
I saw a beautiful colorful
sky and houses and
an independent life,
and as it is, I saw there
all the people free
from any tension
and everything,
People going to and
coming from their work,
I kept on seeing all this
for a long time,
and lost myself
in that environment.
And then I picked up
my pen and brush
and my color palate
and started working
on this canvas.
That was a house there
in which there were
children, women, and
I kept on working there.
And after completion
I brought it here and
gave the final touches
to that over here,
and afterward,
because there was
a particular feeling of
what could be done there.
So I kept on working
on the canvas there and
then that natural scene,
and feelings,
living there, and life,
I preserved all this
on my canvas and
I feel pleasure to see
all those paintings
all the time.
Similarly,
I go to different areas,
different cities,
and make paintings
of those areas and bring
them here for exhibition.
That is the true work of
an artist, that he should
not sit in his
drawing room and not
depend on photography,
and he should be inspired
from natural beauty
and natural places
and do their work
on these lines.
Because if it’s just
to draw a sketch
of a landscape
with photography,
in this way the feelings of
the artists do not appear.
These feelings appear
when one works outdoors
going to a place and
showing his feelings.
And then,
colors will inspire
the people and then
all the colors can be seen
in that painting that have
come through feelings,
by working outdoors.
I like this painting of mine,
because this painting
I made a long time ago.
This is a place of
Baluchistan in Pakistan.
Now in the area,
many houses have been
constructed.
But I am happy
that I have saved
all this on my canvas.
This is Khuzdar
of Balochistan
This is the final touches
of painting.
The deep affection
for nature, as well as
the Pakistani people’s
harmonious life with
nature, is apparent
in Mr. Hanif Khan’s
paintings.
We asked if
he had message about
nature to share with us.
I just want to
leave a message that
each and every human
should work within
his limits and do
whatever he can
for the betterment
of himself and
people around him.
Because like
a river droplet ripples,
similarly, every human
makes himself green first,
and then the environment
around him
gets better and better.
Then all the world
will become a beautiful
Heaven and better.
The whole system.
I hope that the world
is a beautiful place,
and there are
so many beautiful places
and beautiful people.
And beautiful things
exist for humankind
to live in this world,
so that when the humans
will see that beauty,
then they will forget
all their problems.
In the world there are
different types of people,
and such beautiful things
are existing; one should
feel that and try to save
all these things.
The people whose cars
blow smoke,
they should get them
repaired themselves
to create an environment
friendly atmosphere
for their health as well as
for their next generations
and the people
around them.
This is my earnest request
to all human beings,
that every person
should think about
oneself instead
of criticizing the other.
These are the mountains
of the Neelam Valley.
When I entered Kashmir,
I could see
those mountains
from far away
and their beauty was
so intense that I couldn’t
resist sketching them
right away, and
I started working on it.
And along with it I could
see the orange
and yellow leaves,
leaves of trees falling
inthe streams,
and in the same way,
there was a beautiful
valley which
I made a sketch of.
Although I had to
move farther toward
Neelam Valley,
I started my work
on my way already.
And I spent a
considerable amount
of time there sketching it,
and when it was complete,
I moved a bit farther.
Now I can do some work
still to be done
on this sketch,
which I will complete
gradually.
When I went a bit further,
I saw another beautiful
view in which
people were taking water
from the streams
to their homes.
People were enjoying
the weather as the weather
was very pleasant.
Clouds were so low that
one could touch them.
I sketched this view
and tried to catch it.
Clouds, sky, earth,
this is a beautiful picture
of nature which
belongs to Kashmir.
Once, I was
coming from Panjnat,
a River in Pakistan,
to Multan,
a city of Pakistan.
On my way there were
quite a few small villages
and small towns where
people were working.
I liked that view very much
and started drawing
it on my canvas.
It was evening time and
the weather was awesome.
I tried to catch that view
on my canvas.
On this journey in which
I painted the other painting,
I also got to see
another view.
It was daytime and
we reached another place
that day.
The journey was too
long and tiring.
I had seen too many
cities and people.
It was raining there.
And I started to sketch
that view, too.
It was a village.
People were going
to their work early
in the morning.
I liked it very much.
When you feel it,
you can feel the touch
of life in these paintings,
and the shadows
of these people,
and the pathways.
Everything.
I have drawn this
specially for young people
who lose their heart
if they do not get a reward
for their hard work.
They are the one
who change the fate
of their countries.
In this painting,
I have described
Allama Iqbal’s poetry,
which says that
I only love such people
who aim high at the sky.
Indeed,
it was Allama Iqbal,
the outstanding poet-
philosopher cherished
by so many Pakistani
people to this day,
who advised to the youth,
whom he loved:
“I have love for those
youngsters who pull
towards them the stars.”
Hanif Khan’s artwork
has always reached
for the stars
and new horizons.
All the while,
he has been able
to preserve forever
the beauty and feelings
evoked by the idyllic
daily life scenes
from his homeland.
People are constantly
visiting Mr. Khan’s
art gallery,
immersing themselves
in the peaceful vibrant
invitations that beckon
from the gallery walls.
We thank Mr. Khan
for sharing with us your
time and glorious work,
wishing you evermore
success and inspiration.
Such loving expressions
of art will surely
continue to uplift all
who discover them.
May Allah bless you
and the gentle people
of Pakistan.
Kind viewers,
thank you for joining us
today on
Enlightening Entertainment.
Now, Words of Wisdom
is up next,
after Noteworthy News,
on Supreme Master
Television.
May blessings
that lighten the heart
come your way.
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