🎙️ Exclusive Interview with Afzal Shakeel Sandhu In this inspiring interview on One Cup of Tea with Rana Mujahid, renowned poet and teacher Afzal Shakeel Sandhu shares the story of his practical life, teaching career, and poetic journey. From his early days in education to his deep passion for Urdu and Punjabi poetry, he opens up about the challenges and inspirations that shaped his path. Throughout the conversation, Rana Mujahid asks thought-provoking questions about: ☕ The beginning of professional life 📘 Teaching experiences and life management as a teacher 🖋️ How the journey of poetry started 📚 Favourite poets and literary inspirations 🎤 The balance between being a teacher and a poet 💬 A special message for readers and fans Watch my ghazal KITAB E ISHAQ The interview includes around 24 meaningful questions, along with the recitation of Afzal Shakeel Sandhu’s own poetry. It’s a heartfelt session filled with wisdom, experience, and love for literature. 👉 Don’t forge...
tmam wasf khudaya teri ata k hn shakasta jism mgr hosley bla k hn https://bit.ly/3TdyAsy The couplet "tmam wasf khudaya teri ata k hn / shakasta jism mgr hosley bla k hn" is written in Urdu, and it translates to: "All qualities, O God, are Your gifts, Though the body is broken, the spirits are high." This poetic expression beautifully captures a profound sense of gratitude and resilience. Here’s a breakdown of its meaning: 1. Gratitude to God: The first line, "tmam wasf khudaya teri ata k hn," acknowledges that all virtues and qualities are gifts from God. It conveys a sense of humility and recognition of divine grace in one's life. 2. Resilience despite Adversity: The second line, "shakasta jism mgr hosley bla k hn," describes a state where the physical body may be broken or weakened, but the spirit and determination remain strong and unyielding. This highlights a powerful inner strength and the ability to maintain courage and h...