ACP Karachi hosts launch ceremony of Qazi Faiz Muhammad’s autobiography ‘‘Mera Safar’’

The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi hosted the launch ceremony of Mera Safar, the autobiography of eminent social, political, and literary figure Qazi Faiz Muhammad

KARACHI, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 27th Jul, 2026) The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi hosted the launch ceremony of Mera Safar, the autobiography of eminent social, political, and literary figure Qazi Faiz Muhammad.

The event was presided over by senior journalist, columnist, and human rights advocate Hussain Naqi. Among those in attendance were former Chief Minister of Balochistan Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch, President of the Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi Muhammad Ahmed Shah, senior advocate Akhtar Hussain, renowned journalist Mazhar Abbas, educationist and researcher Akbar Zaidi, scholar Dr. Imdad Chandio, along with distinguished personalities from the literary, journalistic, social, cultural, and political spheres.

The ceremony commenced with a soulful rendition of a Waee by the great Sufi poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, performed by Faqeer Nizam Ali, Faqeer Ismail, Faqeer Ali Murtaza, and Faqeer Iman Ali.

In his presidential address, Hussain Naqi described Mera Safar as far more than an autobiography, calling it an important historical record of Pakistan’s political and democratic struggle.

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He said that Qazi Faiz Muhammad devoted his entire life to principled politics, democratic values, and the rights of ordinary people. According to Naqi, it is impossible to fully understand Sindh’s political history without appreciating Qazi Faiz Muhammad’s lifelong struggle.

Former Chief Minister of Balochistan Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch said that Qazi Faiz Muhammad remained steadfast in his political ideals throughout his life and courageously fought for the rights of peasants and working-class communities through the Sindh Hari Committee.

The ceremony concluded with a captivating performance by renowned folk singer Mai Dhai from Thar, who enthralled the audience with traditional folk and Sufi melodies. Her soulful voice and music reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Thar mesmerized the audience, who responded with prolonged applause and appreciation, bringing the evening to a memorable close.