Meaning of
fuzul
फ़ुज़ुल • فضول
English
useless; unnecessary; trivial
Hindi
बेकार; अनावश्यक; तुच्छ
Urdu
بیکار; غیر ضروری; معمولی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
vaa'da koi bhi mujhse nibhaaya nahin gaya
ya yuñ kahein mirii sabhi baatein fizool theen
5
agar hukoomat tumhaari tasveer chaap de note par meri dost
to dekhna tum ki log bilkul fizoolkharchi nahin karenge
hamaare chand achchhe doston ne ye vaa'da KHud se kiya hua hai
ki shakl allah ne achchhii dii hai so baatein achchhii nahin karenge
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us lab se mil hi jaayega bosa kabhi to haan
shauq-e-fuzool o jur'at-e-rindaana chahiye
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ai aasmaan teri inaayat baja magar
faslen paki hui hon to baarish fuzool hai
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main aap apni maut ki tayyaariyon men hooñ
mere KHilaaf aap ki saazish fuzool hai
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kisi ne kaha tha tooti hui naav men chalo
dariyaa ke saath aap ki ranjish fuzool hai
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jis..ko fuzool lagti thii rab ki ibaadaatein
paane ko ishq tootte taare pe aa gaya
18
minnat koshish ashk-o-aah fuzool hai
uf ye ulfat kitnii uul-juluul hai
13
tamaam umr mitega nahin vo rooh se phir
agar kisi ko kabhi bhi kisi ka rang laga
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ab chalo ishq men utarte hain
kaam kuchh to fazool karte hain
ham pe vo to kabhi nahin marta
yaar ham hi usii pe marte hain
6
vaa'da koi bhi mujhse nibhaaya nahin gaya
ya yuñ kahein mirii sabhi baatein fizool theen
5
agar hukoomat tumhaari tasveer chaap de note par meri dost
to dekhna tum ki log bilkul fizoolkharchi nahin karenge
hamaare chand achchhe doston ne ye vaa'da KHud se kiya hua hai
ki shakl allah ne achchhii dii hai so baatein achchhii nahin karenge
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Nuance
Originally, 'fuzul' conveys a sense of something being surplus or without purpose. In poetry, it often evokes the futility of certain emotions or actions, highlighting their triviality against the vastness of existence.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'fuzul' to express the insignificance of worldly pursuits. It contrasts with profound emotions, emphasizing the depth of true feelings over superficial concerns.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'fuzul' serves as a reminder of what truly matters, urging us to look beyond the trivial.