Ibn-e-Insha (ابنِ انشا), Sher Muhammad Khan was a renowned Pakistani Urdu poet, humorist, travelogue writer, and newspaper columnist. He is widely regarded as one of the finest humorists in Urdu literature, known for his witty, satirical style, conversational tone, wordplay, and sharp social commentary.
Ibn-e-Insha’s poetry stands out for its simplicity, directness, irony, and everyday language, blending influences from classical Urdu poets (like the 18th-century Insha Allah Khan “Insha,” from whom he drew his pen name) and English humorists such as P.G. Wodehouse.
For a full collection of Poet Ibn-e-Insha shayari, visit here on this page of Poetrywalla
Ibn-e-Insha poetry collection includes ghazal, nazm and sher available in Hindi and English:
| Nazm | Ek baar kaho tum meri ho |
| Nazm | Ek ladka |
| Ghazal | Kuchh kahne ka waqt nahin ye kuchh na kaho khamosh raho |
| Ghazal | Is shahar ke logon pe khatm sahi khush-talati-o-gul-pairahni |
| Ghazal | Jaane tu kya dhoondh raha hai basti mein veerane mein |
| Ghazal | Jangal jangal shauq se ghumo dasht ki sair mudam karo |