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Gulzar Alwida Kehte Hue Jab Mene Us Shakhs Se Pucha Ke Koi Nishani To Do, Wo Muskurate Hue Bole Judaai Hi Kafi He Agar Yaad Kar Sako To. Kisi Ne Khoob Kaha Hai Parindo Ki Fitrat Se Aaye The, Wo Mere Dil Mein, Zara Pankh Nikal Aaye To Aashiyana Chhod Diya.

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^^ I think disowned not a proper word, it suggests he never wrote that, he wrote it and read himself in Govt college as for as I know but yeah later on u can say he disowned the ideology or the message there... and yes, its obvious he later on completely changed his thoughts which were against nationalism and yeah against current indian ideology as you mentioned, Although ironically Pakistan too 'in practice' have the same...

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^^ I think disowned not a proper word, it suggests he never wrote that, he wrote it and read himself in Govt college as for as I know but yeah later on u can say he disowned the ideology or the message there... and yes, its obvious he later on completely changed his thoughts which were against nationalism and yeah against current indian ideology as you mentioned, Although ironically Pakistan too 'in practice' have the same...
Leave Iqbal and post nice shers :two_thumbs_up: BTW, how many in Pakistan have Urdu as native language? I know many people understand it ( like many in India too - especially North ) but how many have it a mother tongue ( maadri zubaan )? Must be less than India :hmmm: p.s Checked Wiki on above - There are between 60 and 70 million native speakers of Urdu: there were 52 million in India per the 2001 census, some 6% of the population;[24] approximately 10 million in Pakistan or 7.57% per the 1998 census;[25]
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^ Urdu as "native language" % is not huge I guess but as for as understanding, speaking, reading, writing... even class-5 kid can do this because either majority of academic course itself would be in Urdu or in case its English-medium school, Urdu still would be a compulsory subject till college... Also in my opinion Urdu as native language population would get significantly increased in 1/2 generations time because (not sure if it happens in ind too) there is a huge num % of families where in one home both urdu and native languages are spoken: kids <-> parents in Urdu parents <-> grand parents in native (punjabi, pushto etc) so obviously for next generation and this would be a huge % Urdu will become native, Although modern Urdu has a huge mix of English too while they speak, happening in Hindi too I guess but for this reason so many of local languages at risk of getting forgotten...

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Please give English translations for all the poetry you post.
They lose all the meaning once you translate, or its really hard for it to have the same effect to be honest.
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Leave Iqbal and post nice shers :two_thumbs_up: BTW, how many in Pakistan have Urdu as native language? I know many people understand it ( like many in India too - especially North ) but how many have it a mother tongue ( maadri zubaan )? Must be less than India :hmmm: p.s Checked Wiki on above - There are between 60 and 70 million native speakers of Urdu: there were 52 million in India per the 2001 census, some 6% of the population;[24] approximately 10 million in Pakistan or 7.57% per the 1998 census;[25]
Maybe 60-70 million speak it as their first language but a lot more than that can actually speak it.
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Maybe 60-70 million speak it as their first language but a lot more than that can actually speak it.
Yeah. I was asking for first language only ( there must be many in Pak who speak Punjabi/Sindhi,etc at home but are taught Urdu in school ). Many Indians who know hindi can understand majority of Urdu - atleast the daily usage. Gulzar from marasim - Marasim is my all-time favorite album - masters Gulzar and Jagjit Singh at their best. ek puraana mausam lauTa, yaad bhari purvayi bhi aisa to kam hi hotha hai, wo bhi ho tanhaayee bhi yaadon ki bauchaaroN se jab palke bheegne lagti hai kitni soundi lagthi hai tab maanjhi ki ruswaee bhi do do shakleN dikthi haiN is behke se aayine meiN mere saath chala aaya hai aapka ik saudayee bhi khamoshi ka haasil bhi ik lambi si kamoshi hai unki baath suni bhi humne, apni baat sunayi bhi. Ghalib I will translate this. There are doubts if Ghalib actually wrote this but it was recited by Khushwant Singh during his visit to Pakistan ( I read this in some magazine ) “Waiz! Teri duaon mein asar ho to masjid ko hila kay dikha/Nahin to do ghoont pee, aur masjid ko hilta dekh (If your prayers are potent, Mullah, move this mosque my way/Else have a drink or two, and see the mosque sway)
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उनको इन्साँ मत समझ, हो सरकशी जिनमें ‘जफर’ खाकसारी के लिये है खाक से इन्साँ बना।

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उनको इन्साँ मत समझ, हो सरकशी जिनमें ‘जफर’ खाकसारी के लिये है खाक से इन्साँ बना।
That doesn't look like Urdu. :haha:
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That doesn't look like Urdu. :haha:
It is Urdu. He posted in Devnagri script like we are posting in Roman. I will translate for you as I am sure you dont understand devnagri :two_thumbs_up: उनको इन्साँ मत समझ, हो सरकशी जिनमें ‘जफर’ खाकसारी के लिये है खाक से इन्साँ बना। unko insaan mat samajh, ho sarkashi jinmein 'zafar' khaak saari ke liye hain khaak se insaan banaa
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Yeah. I was asking for first language only ( there must be many in Pak who speak Punjabi/Sindhi,etc at home but are taught Urdu in school ). Many Indians who know hindi can understand majority of Urdu - atleast the daily usage. Gulzar from marasim - Marasim is my all-time favorite album - masters Gulzar and Jagjit Singh at their best. ek puraana mausam lauTa, yaad bhari purvayi bhi aisa to kam hi hotha hai, wo bhi ho tanhaayee bhi yaadon ki bauchaaroN se jab palke bheegne lagti hai kitni soundi lagthi hai tab maanjhi ki ruswaee bhi do do shakleN dikthi haiN is behke se aayine meiN mere saath chala aaya hai aapka ik saudayee bhi khamoshi ka haasil bhi ik lambi si kamoshi hai unki baath suni bhi humne, apni baat sunayi bhi. Ghalib I will translate this. There are doubts if Ghalib actually wrote this but it was recited by Khushwant Singh during his visit to Pakistan ( I read this in some magazine ) “Waiz! Teri duaon mein asar ho to masjid ko hila kay dikha/Nahin to do ghoont pee, aur masjid ko hilta dekh (If your prayers are potent, Mullah, move this mosque my way/Else have a drink or two, and see the mosque sway)
apparently ghalib has some funny poetry regarding drinking. been meaning to want to get into that in a while but most of the links are in Arabic script
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Not really into poetry as such but came across this on a social media site Continuation of Ghalib, Iqbal, Faraz. A few others continued the replies as well Zahid sharaab peene de Masjid mein beth kar, Yaa woh jagha bata jahan Khuda nahi. (Mirza Ghalib) Masjid KHUDA ka ghar hai, peene ki jagah nahi, Kaafir ke dil mein ja, Wahan Khuda nahi. (Allama Iqbal) Kaafir ke dil se aaya hoon main yeh dekh kar, Khuda maujood hai wahan, Par usey pata nahi. (Ahmad Faraz)

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toot gaya musafir... kahi chhooot gaya vo kafir... Tujhe dekhne ko tarasti aankhein... har deedaar par barasti aahein... jhuk kar sajda karta hua... tujhe khuda samajhkar teri khatir marta hua... thandi chandni ko syaah hota dekhta raha... raakh hoti ummeedo ki aag me apne badan ko sekta raha...

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Kyu tamanna-e-ishq ne na kabhi chhoda mujhko... Har pal isi kami ne veeraniyon se joda mujhko.... Mijaz-e-qayamat bhi badal kar rakh diya tune... Tere deedaar ki talaash ne har raste se moda mujhko...

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Mudde ki baat hai jannat ke vaste dozakh me aaya hun Chala us raste par tha sochkar main khuda ko paya hun Dhundhli thi vo surat, jo mere kadmo ko vahan mod gayi Manzil thi vo nazrein, mujhe apna ashq samajhkar chhod gayi

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Magar ye to sirf main sochta hun ab tu zara soch ke to bata ke jo main yun tujhe sochta hun kya main tujhe mujhe sochne se rokta hun ya main ruk jaun to tum chalogi ya ye bhi sirf main sochta hun tune bhi to tujhe sochne par majboor mujhe kiya tha ya bas main teri soch ko apni soch pe thopta hun

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