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Mariyam Raza Haider

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Mariyam Raza Haider

  • Spoken Word
  • Personal Essays
    • Cancer Care
  • Life Et Al.
  • Reviews
  • Poetry

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Ghazal – Aaj jaane ki zidd na karo
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Song: Jiya jale / Movie: Dil Se
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Song: Saansein / Movie: Karwaan
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Song: Aaj Ke Naam | Movie: Haider
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Song: Ae Zindagi Galey Laga Le / Movie: Sadma / Dear Zindagi
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Birthday Wishlist 2020
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Song: Luka Chhupi / Movie: Rang De Basanti
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Spoken word: Anxiety of an Indian Muslim
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Spoken Word: Love & Tell
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Song: Hum Dekhenge (Faiz Ahmed Faiz) / Album: Coke Studio
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Song: Ae Watan / Movie: Raazi
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Poem: Temporary Homes
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Destination Ink : The Oddball Edition July 2019
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Poem: A decade to being friends.
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Poem: There's no such thing as a ghost
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Mariyam Raza Haider

About

A journalist by training, Mariyam Haider is a writer and performance poet in Singapore.
She is the researcher of the book The Billionaire Raj: A Journey Through India’s New Gilded Age written by James Crabtree.
Her writing has appeared in Hindustan Times, Livemint, Feminism In India, New Asian Writing and Kitaab.

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Found out today’s #worldmusicday and it made me Found out today’s #worldmusicday and it made me realise its phenomenal significance in my life. Music has always offered me solace, joy and a sense of spontaneous fulfillment. All my life I’ve mostly sang alone or in a choir, but somewhere the stage came along and now a kind group of listeners. • • This year has given me the confidence to sing more, enjoy and respect my voice, and share with a wider audience. I now sing like everyone’s listening, even when no one is. I’m paying attention to my vocals and recognise how the music plays with each word. I’m more attuned to my breathing and keep testing it with different notes. • • Today, I’ve attempted to sing a section of a legendary song written by Gulzar saab, and created by two titans of Indian music - A R Rahman & Lata Mangeshkar. • • If anything, this is the beginning of a life long journey and I can’t wait to see what’s more. To everyone who has a relationship with music, wishing you a more musical & transformational year ahead. To growth. 🌱
木漏れ日 木漏れ日
BTS / Eid 2020. BTS / Eid 2020.
Eid Mubarak, everyone. Wishing you all self-love, Eid Mubarak, everyone. Wishing you all self-love, resilience and comfort today. May this year help us heal, in whichever way we hope to. 🌻
It’s taken me a long while to hear my voice, ack It’s taken me a long while to hear my voice, acknowledge it, believe in it and share it with the world. • • In the latest episode of @mainbhimuslim, I talk about the fears that underline my voice as an Indian Muslim. A walk down the memory lane offers me a chance to identify the roots of this fear. And through this, I come closer to recognising my mother’s courage as an Indian Muslim to reclaim my own. • • Creating this episode has been an immensely rewarding experience for me. I’ve come out more inspired and grounded. • • I sincerely hope this episode will encourage you all to relook at how certain identities carry more weight and through it build more empathy in our worlds. • • Thank you, @sabikaness for helping in designing such a beautiful episode format. Thank you for being the first listener to my story and in the process turning me into a storyteller. • • Link in bio. The podcast is also available on @hubhopperofficial @spotify and @applepodcasts. Cover art credits @indigofrizz.
Parasite shows a mirror to our privileged selves a Parasite shows a mirror to our privileged selves and reflects the miseries we choose as luxuries. The richness that reeks of insecurity and fear. • • But most importantly, the social construct to blame the deprived of being poor. Make them suffer for being born on the weaker side of impoverishment. Ostracise them for wanting more. Punish them for walking beyond their means. And always, smell them out. • • Parasite is a lesson in social inequality and our inherent need to maintain those structures to restore our fragile egos. Link in bio. #parasitemovie #moviereview
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