Meaning of
farishton
फ़रिश्तों • فرشتوں
English
angels; celestial beings
Hindi
फ़रिश्ते; स्वर्गीय प्राणी
Urdu
فرشتے; آسمانی مخلوق
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
dhoondh kar laao use aur jahaan men bhar do
aaj duniya men farishton ki jagah khaali hai
0
koii to pooche mohabbat ke in farishton se
vafaa ka shauq ye bistar pe kyuuñ utar aaya
60
tumhein zaroor koii chaahaton se dekhega
magar vo aañkhen hamaari kahaan se laayega
tumhaare saath ye mausam farishton jaisa hai
tumhaare baa'd ye mausam bahut sataayega
47
tum rahbar ho farishton ke gustaakh
kyuuñ paagal aadmi men uljhe ho
45
farishton se bhi achha main bura hone se pahle tha
vo mujh se intihaai KHush KHafaa hone se pahle tha
40
tumhein kuchh bhi nahin maaloom logon
farishton ki tarah maasoom logon
22
hamaari zindagi un do farishton ki vajaahat hai
hamesha apne kaandho par jinhen ham ne bithaaya hai
10
nahin maaloom vo kis shakl men karta madad meri
farishton ki sooni hai yaar parchhaai nahin hoti
2
kaii rangon men KHud ko dhaalti hain
sabhi rishte vo dil se paalti hain
farishton jaise gun hain betiyon men
hañsi se apni sab dukh taalti hain
2
farishton kii mujh...ko zaroorat nahin hai
mire sar pe hai haath mire pitaa ka
1
dhoondh kar laao use aur jahaan men bhar do
aaj duniya men farishton ki jagah khaali hai
0
koii to pooche mohabbat ke in farishton se
vafaa ka shauq ye bistar pe kyuuñ utar aaya
60
Nuance
In its original sense, 'farishton' refers to divine messengers, beings of purity and light. Poetry often elevates them to symbols of unattainable ideals, purity, and divine intervention.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'farishton' to evoke a sense of purity and divine presence. It contrasts with human flaws, highlighting the gap between mortal and celestial realms.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'farishton' embodies the eternal quest for purity and divine grace.