Liaquat Ali Asim (1951–2019) was a Pakistani Urdu language poet and linguist^[1] who served in Urdu Dictionary Board from 1980 to 2011,^[2] and retired as editor of the Board.^[1]

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Asim was born in Manora Island, Karachi on 14 August 1951.^[3] He was one of the youngest of his 8 brothers and 1 sister.^[2] He belonged to the Konkani community.^[3] He was a Konkani Muslim.

He worked for the Urdu Dictionary Board for three decades. Total eight collections of his poetry have been published, which include Sabd-e-Gul (1977), Āngan Meiṉ Samandar (1988), Raqs-e-Wisāl (1996), Nasheeb-e-Shahar (2008), Dil Kharashī (2011), Bāġh To Sārā Jānā Hai (2013), Nesh-e-Ishq (2017) and Mere Kutbe Pe Uskā Naam Likho (2019).^[3] Asim was suffering from cancer.^[2]

He died on 29 June 2019 in Karachi due to gallbladder cancer.^[2]