Ghazal Shayari In Hindi Biography
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मखदूम मुहीउद्दीन
Now read in Roman English script:
aapkii yaad aatii rahii raat bhar
chashm-e-nam muskuraatii rahii raat bhar
raat bhar dard kii shamaa jaltii rahii
Gham kii lau thartharaatii rahii raat bhar
baaNsurii kii suriili suhaani sadaa
yaad ban ban ke aatii rahii raat bhar
yaad ke chaaNd dil meN utarte rahe
chaaNdnii jagmagaatii rahii raat bhar
koii diivaana galiyoN meN phirtaa rahaa
koii aavaaz aatii rahii raat bhar
Makhdoom Mohiuddin
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Tuesday, January 07, 2014
Renowned Urdu poet late Miraji's verse: Asha Aur Aansoo
Modernist Urdu poet Miraji's real name was Sanaullah Khan 'Saani' Daar. He was born in 1912. He fell in love with a girl, Mira Sen, whose friends addressed her as 'Miraji', and this was the name the poet adopted for the rest of his life.
Miraji was associated with All India Radio. Later, he shifted to Mumbai. He died in 1949, when he was just 37. Miraji [and Noon Meem Rashid] had a tremendous impact on Urdu poetry and the entire generation of writers were influenced by him.
Litteratuer Haider Qureshi has published a special issue of Jadid Adab, dedicated to Miraji recently. Here is among the few verses in traditional format, which he wrote:
प्यारे लम्हे आयेंगे और मजबूरी मिट जायेगी
हम दोनों मिल जायेंगे और सब दूरी मिट जायेगी
हर दम बहने वाली आँखों की माला भी टूटेगी
तेरी मेरी हस्ती इस बैरी बंधन से छूटेगी
लेकिन ये सब बातें हैं अपने जी के बहलाने की
दुख की रात में धीरे धीरे दिल का दर्द मिटाने की
रोते रोते, हँसते हँसते, रुकते रुकते गाने की
सुख का सपना सूखा है और सूखा ही रह जाएगा
सूनी सेज पे प्रेम कहानी प्रेमी यूं कह जाएगा
होते होते सारा जीवन आँखों से बह जाएगा
सनाउल्लाह खां सानी डार 'मीराजी'
Now read the Nazm in Roman English script:
pyaare lamhe aayenge aur majbuurii miT jaayegii
ham donoN mil jaayenge aur sab duurii miT jaayegii
har dam bahne vaalii aankhoN kii maalaa bhii TuuTegii
terii merii hastii is bairii bandhan se chhuuTegii
lekin ye sab baateN haiN apne jee bahlaane kii
dukh kii raat meN dhiire dhiire dil kaa dard miTaane kii
rote rote, haNste haNste, rukte rukte gaane kii
sukh kaa sapna suukha hai aur suukhaa hi rah jaayegaa
suuni sej pe prem kahaani, premii yuuN kah jaayegaa
hote hote saaraa jiivan aankhoN se bah jaayegaa
Sanaullah Khan Saani Daar 'Meeraji'
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Sunday, January 05, 2014
Poet Nushoor Wahidi's ghazal: Dil ki ek daastan suna na sake...
Nushoor Wahidi, whose real name was Hafizur Rahman, was born in Balia district in Uttar Pradesh in 1912. He spent his youth in Kanpur.
A well-known poet, he attained fame as well as critic's appreciation. He was also popular in the mushairas. Nushoor Wahidi [also Vahidi] passed away in 1983. Now, read his ghazal:
याद आती रही भुला न सके
शमा जलती रही, बुझा न सके
चाँद तारे, गुल-ओ-चमन मिल कर
दिल की एक दास्ताँ सुना न सके
आस बांधी थी जिन सितारों से
देर तक वोह भी जगमगा न सके
नग़मा क्या, मुतरिबान-ए-अहद-ए-जदीद
तार टूटे हुए मिला न सके
आज वोह रहबर-ए-खलाएक हैं
खुद को जो आदमी बना न सके
ग़म के मारे हुए क़ुलूब नुशूर
दर्द की सरहदों को पा न सके
नुशूर वाहिदी
Read the ghazal in Roman English:
yaad aatii rahii bhulaa na sake
shamaa jalti rahii, bujhaa na sake
chaand taare gul-o-chaman mil kar
dil kii ek daastaaN sunaa na sake
aas baandhii thi jin sitaaroN se
der tak voh bhii jagmagaa na sake
naGhma kyaa, mutribaan-e-ahad-e-jadiid
taar TuuTe hue milaa na sake
aaj voh rahbar-e-Khalaaeq haiN
Khud ko jo aadmii banaa na sake
Gham ke maare hue quluub Nushoor
dard kii sarhadoN ko paa na sake
Nushoor Wahidi
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Friday, December 27, 2013
Eminent poet Meraj Faizabadi's ghazal: Mujhko thakne nahi deta ye zaroorat ka pahaaD...
Meraj Faizabadi was a famous Urdu poet. His real name was Syed Merajul Haq. He was born in Faizabad in 1941.
However, he later settled in Lucknow. Known for his unique style, he attained fame across the Urdu speaking world, especially, in Mushairas.
A man who never compromised on his values, he was quite blunt in his poetry. Meraj Faizabadi was associated with the Waqf Board in Uttar Pradesh (UP).
After a period of illness, he passed away on November 3, 2013. Read his ghazal that is remembered for the oft-quoted couplet, 'mujhko thakne nahiiN deta ye zaroorat ka pahaad/mere bachche mujhe booDha nahiiN hone dete'.
हम ग़ज़ल में तेरा चर्चा नहीं होने देते
तेरी यादों को भी रुसवा नहीं होने देते
कुछ तो हम खुद भी नहीं चाहते शोहरत अपनी
और कुछ लोग भी ऐसा नहीं होने देते
आज भी गाँव में कुछ कच्चे मकानों वाले
घर में हमसाये के फ़ाक़ा नहीं होने देते
ज़िक्र करते हैं तेरा नाम नहीं लेते हैं
हम समंदर को जज़ीरा नहीं होने देते
मुझको थकने नहीं देता ये ज़रुरत का पहाड़
मेरे बच्चे मुझे बूढ़ा नहीं होने देते
मेराज फ़ैज़ाबादी
[hamsaaye=neighbours]
Now read the same Ghazal in Roman script:
ham Ghazal meN teraa charcha nahiiN hone dete
terii yaadoN ko bhii rusvaa nahiiN hone dete
kuchh to ham Khud bhii nahiiN chaahte shohrat apnii
aur kuchh log bhii aisaa nahiiN hone dete
aaj bhii gaa.nv meN kuchh kachche makaanoN waale
ghar meN hamsaaye ke faaqa nahiiN hone dete
zikr karte haiN teraa naam nahiiN lete haiN
ham samandar ko jaziiraa nahiiN hone dete
mujhko thakne nahiiN detaa ye zaroorat ka pahaaR
mere bachche mujhe booRhaa nahii hone dete
Meraj Faizabadi
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Friday, November 29, 2013
Suhail Kakorvi's ghazal: Raqs kar, sara jahaaN kharaab hai....
Suhail Kakorvi is an eminent Urdu poet based in Lucknow. He belongs to Kakori, the famous town in Awadh, known as birth place of legendary Urdu figures.
Read this unique ghazal that shows the poet's mastery and craft as well as his command over the language & its idiom, here:
मैं ने कहा ख़याल-ए-वस्ल, उसने कहा कि ख्वाब है
मैं ने कहा फ़रोग़-ए-हुस्न, उसने कहा हिजाब है
मैं ने कहा कि बात मान, चेहरे को बे-नक़ाब कर
उसने कहा कि ज़िद न कर दीद की तुझ को ताब है?
मैं ने कहा कि ख़राब हूँ गर्दिश-ए-चश्म-ए-मस्त से
उसने कहा कि रक़्स कर सारा जहाँ खराब है
[chashm=eyes] [raqs=dance]
मैं ने कहा सुकूँ नहीं ग़म की सियाह रात में
उसने कहा कि फ़िक्र क्या? जाम है, शराब है
मैं ने कहा खबर नहीं क्यूँ तुझे काएनात की
उसने कहा शबाब की कैफियत शबाब है
मैं ने कहा कि ख्वाब में देखे हैं गेसू-ए-हसीं
उसने कहा कि ज़िंदगी अब तेरी पेच-ओ-ताब है
मैं ने कहा कि इश्क़ का तुम को भी कुछ है तजरुबा
उसने कहा कि इश्क़ क्या, इश्क़ तो लाजवाब है
मैं ने कहा सुहैल से राज़-ओ-नयाज़ खूब हैं
उसने कहा सुहैल का इश्क़ ही कामयाब है
सुहैल काकोरवी
Now read the ghazal in Roman English:
maiN.ne kahaa khyaal-e-wasl, usne kaha ki khwaab hai
maiN.ne kahaa faroGh-e-husn, usne kaha hijaab hai
maiN.ne kahaa ki baat maan chehre ko benaqaab kar
usne kaha ki zid na kar deed ki tujhko taab hai?
maiN.ne kahaa kharaab huuN gardish-e-chashm-e-mast se
usne kaha ki raqs kar saara jahaaN kharaab hai
maiN.ne kahaa khabar nahi kyuuN tujhe kainaat ki
usne kahaa shabaab ki kaifiyat-e-shabaab hai
maiN.ne kahaa sukuuN nahiiN gham kii siyaah raat meN
usne kahaa ki fikr kya, jaam hai sharaab hai
maiN.ne kahaa ki ishq ka tumko bhi kuch hai tajraba
usne kahaa ki ishq kya, ishq to lajawaab hai
maiN.ne kahaa ki khwaab meN dekhe hain gesu-e-hasiiN
usne kahaa ki zindagi ab teri pech-o-taab hai.
maiN.ne kahaa Suhail se raaz-o-niyaaz khuub haiN
usne kahaa Suhail kaa ishq hi kamyaab hai
Suhail Kakorvi
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Thursday, November 28, 2013
Poet Balraj Komal's Urdu verse 'Akeli': Poem on the aftermath of the partition of India-Pakistan in 1947
Balraj Komal [1928-2013] was a leading Urdu poet, who is especially known for his modernist Nazms.
This verse* 'Akeli' describes the plight of a girl who has lost her entire family during the horrific killings and riots at the time of partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.
अजनबी, अपने क़दमों को रोको ज़रा
जानती हूँ तुम्हारे लिए ग़ैर हूँ
फिर भी ठहरो ज़रा
सुनते जाओ ये अश्कों भरी दास्ताँ
आज दुनिया में मेरा कोई भी नहीं
मेरी अम्मी नहीं, मेरे अब्बा नहीं
मेरी आपा नहीं, मेरे नन्हे से मासूम भैया नहीं
मेरी अस्मत की मग़रूर किरनें नहीं
वोह घरौंदा नहीं जिसके साये तले
लोरियों के तरन्नुम को सुनती रही,
फूल चुनती रही, गीत गाती रही, मुस्कुराती रही
आज कुछ भी नहीं
आज दुनिया में मेरा कोई भी नहीं
अजनबी अपने क़दमों को रोको ज़रा
सुनते जाओ ये अश्कों भरी दास्ताँ
साथ लेते चलो ये मुजस्सम फ़ुग़ाँ
मेरी अम्मी बनो
मेरे अब्बा बनो
मेरी आपा बनो
मेरे नन्हे से मासूम भय्या बनो
मेरी अस्मत की मगरूर किरनें बनो
मेरे कुछ तो बनो
मेरे कुछ तो बनो
मेरे कुछ तो बनो !!!
बलराज कोमल
Now read the Nazm in Roman English:
Ajnabi, apne qadmo.n ko roko zaraa
Jaantii huuN tumhare liye Ghair huuN
Phir bhii Thehro, zara
Sunte jaao, ye ashkoN bharii daastaaN
Saath lete chalo ye mujassam fuGhaaN
Aaj dunia meN meraa koii bhii nahiiN
Merii ammii nahiiiN
Mere abba nahiiN
Merii aapaa nahiiN
Mere nanhe se maasuum bhayya nahhiN
Merii asmat kii maGhrur kirneN nahiiN
Voh Gharaunda nahiiN jiske saaye tale
loriyoN ke tarannum ko sunti rahi
phool chunti rahii, geet gaati rahii,
muskuraati rahii
aaj kuchh bhii nahiiN….
Aaj duniya meN mera koii bhii nahiiN
Ajnabi apne qadmo.n ko roko zaraa
Sunte jaao ye ashkoN bhari daastaaN
Saath lete chalo ye mujassam fuGhaaN
Meri Ammi bano
Mere Abba bano
Merii aapa bano
Mere nanhe se maasoom bhaiya bano
Merii asmat kii maGhruur kirneN bano
Mere kuchh to bano
Mere kuchh to bano
Mere kuchh to bano!!
[*This is an excerpt courtesy TAEMEER NEWS. Read the entire Nazm in Urdu and news about Balraj Komal's demise at TAEMEER NEWS]
[Akeli is a powerful and emotional Nazm, which struck chord with an entire generation in post-Partition India and Pakistan. Lakhs were died in the communal violence on both sides of border and women were the worst sufferers, as they lost their families who were killed in the dance of death. Hence, it is an important poem in the literature of the era in the sub-continent.]
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Monday, November 18, 2013
Urdu poet Sikandar Ali Wajd's ghazal: Ab ke junoon mein chaak girebaan na ho saka....
Sikandar Ali 'Wajd', was a leading Urdu poet from Deccan region in Southern India. He hailed from Aurangabad in today's Maharashtra.
In pre-partition era, Aurangabad was part of the princely state of Hyderabad that was ruled by Nizam. Wajd was born in 1914. Wajd joined the civil service and later became a judge.
He was also member of Upper house of parliament. He passed away in 1983. A contemporary of Makhdoom Mohiuddin, he is often termed as 'Wajd' Hyderabadi. Read his ghazal:
अब के जुनूँ में चाक गिरेबाँ न हो सका
कुछ एहतिमाम-ए-जश्न-ए-बहाराँ न हो सका
राह-ए-दराज़-ए-उम्र, असीरी में कट गयी
लेकिन दिमाग़ आदी-ए-ज़िन्दाँ न हो सका
[zindaa.n=prison, jail]
हक़-बीनीए निगाह के क़ुर्बान जाइये
ख़ाशाक पर गुमान-ए-गुलिस्तां न हो सका
शुक्र-ए-जफ़ा-ए-यार से फुर्सत नहीं मिली
दिल वक़फ़-ए-शिकवा-संजी-ए-दौराँ न हो सका
हलकी सी एक नक़ाब-ए-तबस्सुम पड़ी रही
रूख़ से मेरे अयाँ ग़म-ए-पिनहाँ न हो सका
सिकंदर अली 'वज्द' हैदराबादी
Now read the same ghazal in Roman English:
ab ke junuuN meN chaak girebaaN na ho sakaa
kuchh ehtemaam-e-jashn-e-bahaaraaN na ho sakaa
raah-e-daraaz-e-umr, asiirii meN kaT gayii
lekin dimaaGh aadii-e-zindaaN na ho sakaa
haq-beenii-e-nigaah ke qurbaaN jaaiye
khaashaak par gumaan-e-gulistaaN na ho sakaa
shukr-e-jafaa-e-yaar se fursat nahiN milii
dil waqf-e-shikwah-sanji-e-dauraaN na ho sakaa
halkii sii ek naqaab-e-tabassum paDii rahii
ruKh se mere ayaaN Gham-e-pinhaaN na ho sakaa
Sikandar Ali 'Wajd'
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Munawwar Rana's famous Urdu Nazm 'Mohajir-nama': Poetry of diaspora, immigration and India-Pakistan relations
Munawwar Rana is now a name to reckon with in Urdu poetry. His Nazm 'Muhajir-nama' echoes collective nostalgia of the migrant...
Eminent poet Meraj Faizabadi's ghazal: Mujhko thakne nahi deta ye zaroorat ka pahaaD...
Meraj Faizabadi was a famous Urdu poet. His real name was Syed Merajul Haq. He was born in Faizabad in 1941. However, he later settled ...
Poet Nushoor Wahidi's ghazal: Dil ki ek daastan suna na sake...
Nushoor Wahidi, whose real name was Hafizur Rahman, was born in Balia district in Uttar Pradesh in 1912. He spent his youth in Kanpur. ...
Urdu poet Allama Iqbal's famous ghazal: SitaroN ke aage jahaan aur bhi haiN...
Legendary Urdu poet Iqbal was born in Sialkot in Punjab in undivided India in 1877. The philosopher-poet is perhaps the most famous ...
Mirza Ghalib's famous ghazal: Dil hi to hai na sang-o-khisht, dard se bhar na aaye kyoon?
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Renowned Urdu poet late Miraji's verse: Asha Aur Aansoo
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Urdu poet Sikandar Ali Wajd's ghazal: Ab ke junoon mein chaak girebaan na ho saka....
Sikandar Ali 'Wajd', was a leading Urdu poet from Deccan region in Southern India. He hailed from Aurangabad in today's Mahar...
Suhail Kakorvi's ghazal: Raqs kar, sara jahaaN kharaab hai....
Suhail Kakorvi is an eminent Urdu poet based in Lucknow. He belongs to Kakori, the famous town in Awadh, known as birth place of legend...
Ghalib's ghazal: Be-sabab hua Ghalib dushman aasmaaN apnaa...
Mirza Ghalib, who was born in Agra in 1797 was one of the greatest Urdu poets. He passed away in Delhi in 1869.This g hazal has severa...
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