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Hamd حمد

حمد
گرتے ہوؤں کو تھامنا تیرا کمال ہے
جو بھی حسین چیز ہے تیرا جمال ہے
تیرے بس ایک اشارے پر
دنیا جل تھل ہو سکتی ہے
تو جو چاہے اک لمحے میں

ہر روح چھل بل ہو سکتی ہے

شمس و قمر سیار کا دھارا
تیرے حکم سے قائم ہے
ہم سب فانی بندے تیرے

تیری ذات ہی دائم ہے

ذرہ ذرہ اس جہاں کا
ثنائے حق میں گم دیکھا
تخلیق کا ہر جوہر ہر معانی
سر تسلیم خم دیکھا
گرتے ہوؤں کو تھامنا تیرا کمال ہے

جو بھی حسین چیز ہے تیرا جمال ہے
محمد افضل شکیل سندھو

### Translation and Description of the Hamd by Afzal Shakeel Sandhu

#### Translation

>**Verse 1:**


Catching those who fall is Your excellence,
Whatever is beautiful is Your splendor.

**Verse 2:**


With just one of Your gestures,
The world can be drenched.
If You desire, in a moment,
Every soul can be flooded.

**Verse 3:**


The course of the sun, moon, and stars,
Exists by Your command.
We, all mortal beings, are Yours,
Only Your existence is eternal.

**Verse 4:**


Every particle of this world,
I see lost in the praise of God.
Every essence of creation, every meaning,
I see bowing in submission.

**Verse 5:**


Catching those who fall is Your excellence,
Whatever is beautiful is Your splendor.

#### Description

This hamd (a poem in praise of God) by Afzal Shakeel Sandhu is a reverent tribute to the divine attributes and the
omnipotence of God. Each verse extols different aspects of God's magnificence and His supreme power.
**Verse 1** emphasizes God's ability to support and uplift those who falter, acknowledging that all beauty emanates
from His splendor.
**Verse 2** describes God's omnipotence, where a mere gesture can transform the world, and His will can affect every
soul profoundly.
**Verse 3** highlights the divine order and control over the cosmos, affirming the transient nature of human life
compared to the eternal nature of God.
**Verse 4** observes the universe, noting that every particle and every element of creation is engaged in the praise of
God, signifying universal submission to His greatness.
**Verse 5** repeats the opening verse, reinforcing the theme of divine support and beauty.
Overall, this hamd is a devotional piece that reflects on God's benevolence, power, and the inherent beauty found in
creation, expressing deep admiration and submission to the divine.


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