Parveen Shakir was a renowned Pakistani poet, teacher, and civil servant, born on November 24, 1952, in Karachi, Pakistan. She is celebrated for her unique style of Urdu poetry, which often explored themes of love, feminism, and social issues. Shakir's work gained popularity for its emotional depth and innovative use of language, making her one of the most influential poets in contemporary Urdu literature. In addition to her poetry, Shakir served as a lecturer and worked in the Pakistan Civil Service. Her notable collections include Inkar, Khushbu, and Ghazals, which have left a lasting impact on readers and aspiring poets alike. Parveen Shakir passed away on December 26, 2016, but her literary legacy continues to inspire many.