Meaning of

fire temple; place of worship

अग्नि मंदिर; पूजा स्थल

آتش کدہ; عبادت گاہ

Persian

Originally, 'aatish-kade' refers to a Zoroastrian fire temple, a sacred place where fire is kept burning perpetually. In poetry, it evokes images of fervor, passion, and the eternal flame of devotion or love.

Poets often use 'aatish-kade' to symbolize a heart burning with love or a soul consumed by passion. It contrasts with coldness or indifference, highlighting the warmth of human emotions.

Aatish-kade embodies the eternal flame within, a testament to the undying spirit of love and devotion.