natia nazm 1. Zikr-e-Rasool: The act of remembering or mentioning the Prophet Muhammad in a positive and reverent manner. 2. Salawat: The recitation of blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad. Also known as "Durood" or "Salat al-Nabi." 3. Naat: A form of poetry or song that praises the Prophet Muhammad's virtues and character. 4. Muhammad (PBUH): An abbreviation for "Peace Be Upon Him," used after mentioning the Prophet's name as a sign of respect. 5. Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam: An Arabic phrase often used after mentioning the Prophet Muhammad, which means "Peace and blessings be upon him." 6. Mawlid: The celebration of the Prophet Muhammad's birth, which often includes zikr-e-Rasool and recitation of Islamic poetry. 7. Hadith: Sayings, actions, and approvals of the Prophet Muhammad, which are a significant source of guidance in Islam. 8. Sunnah: The practices and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad, which Muslims seek to emulate in thei...

This ghazal, written by Afzal Shakeel Sandhu, captures the essence of profound disillusionment and a deep sense of detachment from worldly desires and fleeting dreams. It reflects the poet's internal struggle and his resignation to the transience of life and its aspirations. ### Description of the Ghazal **1. Embracing Emptiness:** The poet begins by expressing that despite a lifetime spent in pursuit of desires, there remains a void, a lack of fulfillment. This sentiment sets the tone for the rest of the ghazal, where the repeated refrain is the absence of longing and desire. **2. Worldly Disappointments:** He speaks of the incomplete thoughts and dreams in a transient world, highlighting the futility of efforts and the entanglements that fail to bring satisfaction. This verse portrays a world where incomplete aspirations and scattered efforts dominate, yet fail to fulfill the heart's desires. **3. The Illusion of Beauty:** The poet reflects on the superficiality o...

In this Punjabi language poem I describe the situation for young's that how they can move in this cruel society. ڈنگ ٹپا میں من دا واں ساڈے دیس اندر افراتفری تے نفسا نفسی سے کئی حربےتے سازشوں کیتیاں نے اک دوجے دا خون نچوڑنے لئی کئی پھندے لڑکیاں جال بچھے اپنے ورھے دی گئی مروڑن لئی سکھاں لئوؤ روؤں جثے ٹھنڈے ہے گئے آج خواب بھی اپنے نئیں دس سکدے اک پاسے جاگیروں دی حد نئیں دوجے پاسے لوکاں کول چھت نئیں اے ونڈ تفریق کوئی تیرا رفیق کوئی میرا رفیق سوچاں رک دیاں نئیں گلاں مک دیاں نئیں چکی پھراں تے ہوکرے نال دیواں او کسان مزدور ترکھان روزگار توں تنگ جوان او میرے غریب بھرا توں پیسے چار کما تے اپنا ڈنگ ٹپا This Punjabi free verse poem by Afzal Shakeel Sandhu captures the tumultuous socio-political and economic landscape of the poet's homeland. The poem vividly portrays the chaos, conspiracy, and struggle that pervades society, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by the common people. Translation and Description: **Verse 1:** "I am a man of my land, amidst ch...