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I have no complaint against anyone , مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں

I have no complaint against anyone مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں میں اپنے رب کے قریب ہوں مجھے جو مِلا میری محنتوں کا صلہ نہ تھا وہ کرم تھا رب کریم کا جو نہ مل سکا اُس میں بھی رب کی رضامندی تھی شب و روز کے سبھی سلسلے سبھی واہمے میرے رتجگوں سے مکالمے میری زندگی کا نصیب ہیں مگر رنجشیں تو مہیب ہیں اور رب کی ساری رحمتیں میرے کس قدر قریب ہیں Watch My most beautiful naat ever written 🌿 I Have No Complaint Against Anyone I have no complaint against anyone, For I am close to my Lord. Whatever I received Was not a verdict of fate — It was a blessing from my Gracious Lord, A mercy that came to completion. In it, too, was His consent. All the turns of night and day, All the prayers — Each was destined. My meetings with sorrow and grief Are a part of my life’s destiny. Repeated joys are but gifts, And all the mercies of my Lord Lie close to my fate. Watch my ghazal YADOON KA MOSAM 🌿 Roman Urdu: Mujhe kisi se gila nahin Main apne Rab k...
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I have no complaint against anyone , مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں


I have no complaint against anyone

مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں


مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں



مجھے کسی سے گِلہ نہیں
میں اپنے رب کے قریب ہوں
مجھے جو مِلا
میری محنتوں کا صلہ نہ تھا
وہ کرم تھا رب کریم کا
جو نہ مل سکا
اُس میں بھی رب کی رضامندی تھی
شب و روز کے سبھی سلسلے
سبھی واہمے
میرے رتجگوں سے مکالمے

میری زندگی کا نصیب ہیں
مگر رنجشیں تو مہیب ہیں
اور رب کی ساری رحمتیں
میرے کس قدر قریب ہیں
Watch My most beautiful naat ever written

🌿 I Have No Complaint Against Anyone



I have no complaint against anyone,
For I am close to my Lord.

Whatever I received
Was not a verdict of fate —
It was a blessing from my Gracious Lord,
A mercy that came to completion.

In it, too, was His consent.
All the turns of night and day,
All the prayers —
Each was destined.

My meetings with sorrow and grief
Are a part of my life’s destiny.
Repeated joys are but gifts,
And all the mercies of my Lord
Lie close to my fate.
Watch my ghazal YADOON KA MOSAM

🌿 Roman Urdu:



Mujhe kisi se gila nahin
Main apne Rab ke qareeb hoon

Mujhe jo mila
Meri mehnton ka sila na tha
Woh karam tha mere Kareem ka
Jo na mila

Us mein bhi Rab ki raza hi thi
Shab-o-roz ke sabhi silsile
Sabhi waahmey
Mere ratjagoon se mukalmey

Meri zindagi ka naseeb hain
mgr rajshen to maheeb hain
Aur Rab ki sari rehmatain
Mere kis qadr qareeb hain
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Written by: Afzal Shakeel Sandhu

Comments

  1. AnonymousOct 28, 2025, 5:25:00 PM

    Khuda pr kaamil yaqeen ko zahir kr rahi hey

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  2. ZoroOct 28, 2025, 5:38:00 PM

    Chotti. Si azad nazm hai lekin moto jaandaar hai

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  3. Ahmad AliOct 28, 2025, 5:51:00 PM

    kisi se gila krney ka faida hi nhi apney Allah pr bhrosa rakhna chahiye

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  4. AnonymousOct 28, 2025, 6:56:00 PM

    acha peghaam diya hey is poem mn k hmen kisi se gila krney ki bjaye Rab pr bhrosa krna chahiye

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  5. AnonymousOct 29, 2025, 12:15:00 AM

    Qabel e sataish poem

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  6. AnonymousOct 29, 2025, 11:53:00 AM

    Wah wah kmala

    ReplyDelete
  7. AnonymousOct 29, 2025, 11:54:00 AM

    Great

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