Afkar Alvi is a traditional Pakistani poet popular in ultra-traditional culture without academic or mainstream modern acceptance due to focus on regional languages. He uses endearing language in dialogue with his saint-mentor. He can be called Jawn Elia of regional culture representing sub-culture within national culture. He criticizes passive mystics and divisive literalists. He also discusses unrequited love. He is very popular on youtube with hundreds of thousands of viewers. He also alternates between national and regional languages. He also alludes to social justice using historical poetry of Karbala. He also criticizes blindly following inherited beliefs. He also refers to creation ex nihilo through Quranic term kun.
As an emerging indigenous Eastern poet, Afkar has captivated literary circles worldwide with his evocative and stirring verse.
Raised in his hometown of Pakistan, Afkar was steeped in the rich cultural traditions of his indigenous community from an early age. Growing up, he was drawn to the rhythms and storytelling of his people’s oral traditions, which eventually led him to the art of poetry.
In his work, Afkar blends together themes of identity, history, and social justice, exploring the nuances of what it means to be an indigenous man in a rapidly changing world. His poems speak to the experiences of his community and beyond, offering a unique perspective that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Despite facing obstacles as a young man of minority culture in a field dominated by elitist men, Afkar has persevered, sharpening his craft and developing a singular voice that is all his own. His talent has garnered recognition with numerous awards and accolades, and he has been invited to speak and perform at events throughout the country and internationally.
As an emerging talent in the world of poetry, Afkar is poised to make a lasting impact on the literary landscape, bringing his powerful voice and perspective to a broader audience and inspiring others to explore the potency and beauty of language.
A spiritual Ishmaelite 