Suleman Tariq is a modern Urdu poet whose verses breathe between silence and sorrow, between memory and resistance. His work explores the delicate terrains of love, loss, spirituality, inner conflict, and social realities — all wrapped in subtle metaphors and classical imagery. A lover of language and layered meaning, he weaves Eastern philosophy and raw emotion into every couplet.

He is the author of “Oas-e-Qaza”, a powerful collection of ghazals and nazms that reflect both personal anguish and universal truths. His second book, “Registan Se England Tak”, is a symbolic journey that bridges cultural displacement, identity, and poetic survival.

Suleman Tariq writes not just to be read, but to be felt — where each word becomes a whisper, a wound, or a window.