Posts Tagged ‘wisdom’
A unique noble mentor passed away
Posted on: July 29, 2017
1- āfāq se ustād-e-yagāna uThā
mazmūñ ke javāhar kā ḳhazāna uTThā
insāf kā nauha hai ye bālā-e-zamīñ
sartāj-e-fasīhān-e-zamāna uThā
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A unique noble mentor passed away
A treasure of wisdom passed away
It’s indeed melancholy for this world
A genuine precious guru passed away
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2- is bazm ko jannat se jo ḳhush paate haiñ
rizvāñ liye gul-dasta-e-nūr aate haiñ
kyā sahn hai gulshan-e-azā-e-shabbīr
paanī yahāñ ḳhizr aa ke chhiḌak jaate haiñ
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More bliss is herein this party than paradise
Bouquets brought here by janitor of paradise
What a serene murky courtyard of Shabbir
To tranquil; water’s sprinkled here by Khizr
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3- parvāne ko dhun sham.a ko lau terī hai
aalam meñ har ek ko tag-o-dau terī hai
misbāh o nujūm āftāb o mahtāb
jis nuur ko dekhtā huuñ zau terī hai
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Radiance of candle and moth’s devotion
Is everyone’s passion for your motivation
The lustrous bodies, the sun and the moon
Everything that I see has radiance of you
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4- is dar pe har ek shādmāñ rahtā hai
ḳhandāñ gul-e-umīd yahāñ rahtā hai
har fasl meñ dast-e-iftiḳhar-ud-daula
naisāñ kī tarah guhar-fishāñ rahtā hai
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Each one feels delighted on this threshold
Blessed and elated live on this threshold
Every harvest is lucrative and productive
Every season is bejeweled and productive
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- In: Poetry
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The melodious songs I created in thy love
Placed them for public in bazaar in thy love
Today they’ll be auctioned openly in store
The lyrics you had once cast a look of allure
Everything be weighed today in silver scale
My acumen, poetry, stance be mused in scale
The loving poetry I had composed in your love
Poverty bound thy love, to be a product; not love
Hunger has tainted your love in exchange of need
To pacify hunger and to collect my things of need
In this mortal theatre of war of labor and wealth
I can’t keep with me my poetry and insight wealth
Your glamour may be of an affluent man’s legacy
Your sketches I made are not anymore is my legacy
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Fankaar
Sahir Ludhianvi
mai.n ne jo giit tere pyaar kii Khaatir likkhe
aaj un giito.n ko baazaar me.n le aayaa huu.N
aaj dukaan pe niilaam uThegaa un kaa
tuune jin giito.n pe rakkhii thii muhabbat kii asaas
aaj un giito.n ko baazaar me.n le aayaa huu.N
mai.n ne jo giit tere pyaar kii Khaatir likkhe
aaj chaa.Ndii kii taraazuu me.n tulegii har chiiz
mere afakaar merii shaayarii meraa ehasaas
dekh is arsaagah-e-mehanat-o-sarmaayaa me.n
mere naGme.n bhii mere paas nahii.n rah sakate
tere jalve kisii zaradaar kii miiraas sahii
tere Khaake bhii mere paas nahii.n rah sakate
Shah Bhitai *3*
Posted on: March 12, 2017
- In: Poetry
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Hold thy bow and arrow and shoot at me
I’ll fall in your arms; will bond you and me
May cravings of union be of few moments
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Where the love’s arrow are shed by my deity
All healers forget their wisdom and capability
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In praise of Allah
Pour rain to make arid garden fresh O! Lord
Before hope dies-boom garden by fruit Lord
Bless us with sweet product as Thy mercy is
Whoever eats is enriched, all misery leaves
Make this land forever glow, no evil darkens
Bless in lots, so every hungry soul’s flourishes
Ignite and light my heart with Thy love O! Lord
So the light of Thy love swells all over O! Lord
Bless me a little with Thy wisdom, O! Kind Lord
Enlighten my heart to be obliged to You Lord
Abolish illiteracy and light the path of wisdom
Bless me with wisdom of words as I’m ignorant
Bless me with a heart having wealth of wisdom
Every word I say is worthy like gems and jewels
Make my words charming as fragrance of musk
My words of Thy love affect hearts like of musk
Bless my words be sweet and polite to attract
Bless too words I write on paper get fragrant
Commend my new book like a bride of allure
Virtuous look at it may award it of Thy allure
If any evil eye is cast on it, trying to find fault
Is right to get penalty from Thou to find fault
Made a mirror after great effort, a stone hit it
Very few people hold value and worth of love
No one is interested to hear words of wisdom
Even if hears, can’t get deep insight of wisdom
Pearls of Wisdom
Posted on: September 21, 2015
- Allah Almighty says, “Neither the earth nor the Skies are vast enough to accommodate me, but I have created that ability in Believer’s heart!”
- Man was neither created a tree, that he remains standing, nor was he created a stationary rock that he lay motionless. Rather, man was created as the, ‘Best of Creation’ hence he should engage himself in the remembrance of Allah
- The sky is illuminated with twinkling stars and the earth is beautified with the presence of devout and virtuous people
- The sandal tree gifts its delightful fragrance to the very axe that chops it down
- Just as unlit lamp does not give out any light, similarly knowledge without practice does not benefit any one
Quotes by Hazrat Maulana Zulfiqar Ahmed Naqshbandi
Word of wisdom
Posted on: February 15, 2015
Once few women came to Hazrat Abu Hanifa and asked him. “Why is it that a Muslim man is allowed to keep four wives at the same time but a woman can’t?”
Imam Abu Hanifa whose name is Nauman and his father’s name was Sabit. Abu Hanifa is known to be a very pious spiritual scholarly preacher. His teachings are followed by millions of Muslims around the world. He has the honor and privilege of seeing many sahabas (friends of Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) like, Hazrat Anus bin Malik, Hazrat Jabir bin Abdullah bin Abi Aufi , Hazrat Imam Jaffer Sadiq, Fazeel bin Ayaz. May Allah be pleased with them, amen
His few and famous learned students are, Abraham bin Adham, Daud Tai Bashar Hani etc.
Abu Hanifa could not give the answer to the women right away so asked for some time to answer. He was disturbed and confused when he went home. His daughter Hanifa was a wise and learned lady. She seeing her father tense asked him the reason. Her father shared with her. Hanifa asked her father that, “If you assure me to add my name with yours I’ll answer this question.” Father agreed. Hanifa Bibi asked him to send those women to her.
Next day the women came to her. Hanifa Bibi asked each one of them to bring some milk.
When they all brought milk, each one was asked to put milk in an empty bowl. All four women put their milk in the empty bowl. Hanifa Bibi then asked each one of them to take out their own milk she put from the bowl. They women said. “Bibi how can I take out my milk when it’s all mixed?” Bibi Hanifa then replied. “That’s the reason a woman is not allowed to have more than one husband at the same time. Because how will you identify whose child you carry in your stomach” the women were satisfied with the answer
Nauman bin Sabit then added his daughter’s name with his own as Abu Hanifa (father of Hanifa) now very few people know his real name as he is known Abu Hanifa throughout the world.
Thy blessings———
Posted on: August 6, 2014
- In: Poetry
- 6 Comments
O, the only One! Tried to worship You,
But all worldly gods to introspect me;
Esteem, wisdom, insight is Thy blessing,
Gratitude for appointing us Thy aide;
Those who engrossed in worldly fantasies,
Some sped arrows, some did conspiracies;
If you didn’t accept as Him as true One God
How many scores of gods you’ve to beg then;
The ones who couldn’t abide by love’s vow,
They fancy abiding by the love at this time;
It was not evident that time will change,
The critics then, all highly praised me—!
Enemies veiled talents from me, Humdum,
My friends uncovered their slipups to me–!
Allauddin Humdum Khanzada
What a heart break———-
Posted on: July 22, 2014
Tedium will days pass the same way?
We’ll pass away if remain breathing;
How lovely thou are, how hearty I’m,
What a heartbreak, we’ll depart this life
You’ve merged all my wisdom and wits
Into a mold of, be in love with;
I had promised to give up relationship
Thou once more held me in thy arms;
Shyness, terror, shilly-shallying ,concern,
Thou, thy, you, sir, if, what’s all this——-?
Why don’t you call me by my name—–?
Be-Dili Kiya Yunhi Din Guzar Jayeinge
Sirf Zinda Rahe Hum To Marr Jayeinge
Kitney Dilkash Ho Tum, Kitna Dil-Joo Hoon Main
Kiya Sitam Hai k Hum Log Marr Jayenge
Meri Aqal-0-Hosh Ki Sab Haalatein
Tum Ne Sanchay Me Ja-noo K Daal Dein
Ker Liya Tha Maine Ehd-e-Tark-e-Ishq
Tum ne Phir Banhein Galay Me Daal Dein
Sharam, Dehshat, Jhijhak, Pareshanii
Naaz Se Kaam Q Nahin Leiti
Aap, Woh, Ji, Magar,Ye Sab Kya Hai
Tum Mera Naam Q Nahin Leiti
(Hazrat Jaun Elia)
Quran is complete code of life
Posted on: June 24, 2014
The Quran is a complete code of life and sent for all ages and for all human beings. It is so composed that in spite of changes in knowledge, outlook and approach through various times and ages, it outshines all learning and knowledge in all ages. It provides meanings and ideas that can satisfy the needs of everyone and every time.
Thus the Quran is for all; the learned as well as the ordinary common reader. To make it more clearly, we can compare Quran to an ocean. The less learned like children, collect pebbles and sea shells from ocean. The Scholars and thinkers or pear divers, bring out from it the highest philosophy, wisdom and rules of perfect living.
The Quran teaches us that Islam does not deal with the personal life of a believer, but also covers the rules of social behavior. It is a complete code of life.
blessings for all
Just Bliss 