The Compliment of Humanity in Pashto Literature
Keywords:
Arrogance, courage, contentment, ego, envy greed, generosity, self, sincerityAbstract
This review study revealed the commitment to humanity has been mentioned mostly in various forms in Pashto literature. Humanity in Pashtun society is the highest attribute that characterizes a man to a great extent, among other people, and appreciates him with special respect. The Pashtuns are committed to humanity in society and practice the things in their lives that are attributed to a high quality of humanity. In their thoughts, the Pashtun poets have also frequently recommended these attributes to the Pashtun Nation for consideration. The goal of this research is showcasing the aspect of goodness of Pashtuns, the message of brotherhood of the Pashtuns to other nations, and the responsibility fulfilled by the Pashtun poets. This review collects information from various books of Pashto literature. The result showed that educating the nation, so many examples of good manners, contentment, humbleness, ego, submission of one’s wishes for the sake of others, avoiding Pretense, self-reform, avoiding arrogance, avoiding envy, being sincere, avoiding greed, generosity, courage, and other humanity related attributes can be found in Pashto poems.
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