Meaning of
aamad
आमद • آمد
English
arrival; advent; inspiration
Hindi
आगमन; आगाज़; प्रेरणा
Urdu
آمد; آغاز; تحریک
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
gareebi kabhi kad nahin dekhti hai
ye rishton kii bhi gad nahin dekhti hai
zamaana sikha deta hai sab yahaañ to
ye nazarein yuñ aamad nahin dekhti hai
2
ishq agar badhta hai to phir jhagde bhi to badhte hain
aamdani jab badhti hai to kharche bhi to badhte hain
maana manzil nahin mili hai hamko lekin khandhar
ek qadam uski jaanib ham aage bhi to badhte hain
73
har ek chaukhat khulii hui thii har ik dareecha khula hua tha
ki uski aamad pe dar yahaañ tak ki begharon ka khula hua tha
ye teri hamm ne ha
men hi uljhan men daal rakha hai varna ham par
tamaam science ke falsafon ka har ek chittha khula hua tha
32
sharaab kheenchi hai sab ne gareeb ke khun se
tu ab ameer ke khun se sharaab paida kar
26
sabr par dil ko to aamada kiya hai lekin
hosh ud jaate hain ab bhi teri awaaz ke saath
15
likhne ko aamada hai kya
ye bhi koi vaa'da hai kya
phoolon ke sang dard diye
bol teraa iraada hai kya
7
sapne ga.e sukoon bhi ulfat chali gaii
milne ki apne aap se furqat chali gaii
meri to bolne ki hi aadat chali gaii
tere hi saath saari sharaarat chali gaii
khushiyaan theen usse ghar men theen aangan men raunakein
bitiya ke saath ghar ki bhi barkat chali gaii
chhoota tumhaara saath to baaki hi kya bacha
dil men jo pal rahi thii vo hasrat chali gaii
aate nahin faqeer na sail bhi aajkal
maa kya gaii ki ghar ki rivaayat chali gaii
mere sukhun pe tune uthaayein jo ungaliyaan
meri tamaam umr ki mehnat chali gaii
yoon bhi kabhi jahaan men ifraat men na thii
thodii bahut thii vo bhi sadaqat chali gaii
hoti nahin hai she'r ki aamad bhi ab nazar
tum kya ga.e ki lafz ki taqat chali gaii
3
vo aamada hai rishta tod dene par
chalo jhoothi daleelen maan lete hain
2
meraa darwaaza khula rah gaya jin ki khaatir
un ki aamad na hui meraa ishaara na hua
2
khaas itni hai nahin aamad tumhaari
phir hamaare dil ki dhadkan kyun badhi tab
2
gareebi kabhi kad nahin dekhti hai
ye rishton kii bhi gad nahin dekhti hai
zamaana sikha deta hai sab yahaañ to
ye nazarein yuñ aamad nahin dekhti hai
2
ishq agar badhta hai to phir jhagde bhi to badhte hain
aamdani jab badhti hai to kharche bhi to badhte hain
maana manzil nahin mili hai hamko lekin khandhar
ek qadam uski jaanib ham aage bhi to badhte hain
73
Nuance
The word 'aamad' evokes the gentle arrival of something significant, a moment when the ordinary is touched by the extraordinary. In poetry, it often symbolizes the arrival of inspiration or a beloved, marking a transition from silence to expression.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'aamad' to signify the onset of inspiration. It can denote the arrival of spring, a new idea, or a lover. The word contrasts with 'rafat', which suggests departure.
Closing Insight
In its essence, 'aamad' captures the beauty of beginnings. It is a gentle reminder of the power of arrival.