Meaning of
haqdaar
हक़दार • حق دار
English
entitled; deserving
Hindi
अधिकार; योग्य
Urdu
حق دار; مستحق
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
hai takht kii sadaa ke haqdaar chahiye
yaanii ki saltanat ko sardaar chahiye
nazaron ko kab zaroorat raa'naai kii tiri
taskin-e-dil kii khaatir deedaar chahiye
0
tujhko seencha bas maine hai muhabbat se
teri jawaani ka bas ik hakdaar hooñ main
3
mohabbat ke sitam ka har koi haqdaar hai nirbhay
bhatk jaate hain vo bhi jo mohabbat bhi nahin karte
2
ilm-e-arooz na tha tere lehje men salmaan
jo kuchh seekha hai uskaa haqdaar hai toyaesh
2
teri chaahat ke ham bhi thode se haqdaar ban jaayen
yahii hasrat hai teri odhni ke taar ban jaayen
yaqeen hamko nahin hota kabhi pahli muhabbat ka
tamannaa hai tumhaare aakhiri ham pyaar ban jaayen
2
tira shahar mere safar ka bhi haqdaar hai
mira ishq teri vafaa ka talabgaar hai
tire baad ye ghaav mere bhare hi nahin
akela mere marz ka tu gunahgaar hai
2
har shaKHs barabar ka hai haqdaar yahaañ par
ye bazm-e-sukhan aap ki jaageer nahin hai
1
haq maangne waalon ko milta hi nahin par ab
haq chheenne waale vo haqdaar nahin dikhte
1
mujh...ko maaloom the uske saare qaram
phir laga ek mauqe' kii haqdaar hai
1
hooñ musht-e-khaak tu upkaar kar de
haqeeqat ka mujhe haqdaar kar de
shikayat-gar bhi karte hain tashakkur
tu jiski zindagi hamvaar kar de
1
hai takht kii sadaa ke haqdaar chahiye
yaanii ki saltanat ko sardaar chahiye
nazaron ko kab zaroorat raa'naai kii tiri
taskin-e-dil kii khaatir deedaar chahiye
0
tujhko seencha bas maine hai muhabbat se
teri jawaani ka bas ik hakdaar hooñ main
3
Nuance
The word 'haqdaar' carries a sense of rightful claim or entitlement. In poetry, it often reflects the moral or emotional worthiness of a person or an entity, suggesting a deep connection between merit and reward.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'haqdaar' to explore themes of justice and fairness. It can evoke the struggle for recognition or the quiet dignity of those who await their due. The word often contrasts with themes of deprivation or unfulfilled promises.
Closing Insight
Haqdaar speaks to the heart's longing for justice and the soul's quiet claim to what is deserved.