Be-Nishan (often spelled Benishaan) is a significant collection of Urdu poetry by Wali Alam Shaheen, first published in 1984. The book is known for its modern sensibility and contains a variety of ghazals and nazms that reflect the poet's unique style, often blending emotional depth with a distinct literary voice developed during his life in both Pakistan and Canada.

Rag-e-Saaz (1967) is the debut poetry collection by Wali Alam Shaheen, published during the early part of his career under his former pen name, Shaheen Ghazipuri. It is a foundational work of ghazals and nazms that established his reputation in the Urdu literary world before he later settled in Ottawa and became a prominent figure in the Canadian Urdu diaspora.

This book is a collection of selected poetry by the prolific Urdu poet Wali Alam Shaheen, which has been compiled and translated into English by Baidar Bakht. It includes seven chapters featuring selections from Shaheen's various published works, alongside a detailed chronology of his life, literary accomplishments, and career.