Meaning of
huroon
हूरों • کیسی کیسی
English
houris; celestial maidens
Hindi
अप्सराएँ; स्वर्गीय कन्याएँ
Urdu
حوریں; آسمانی دوشیزائیں
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
huroon ke jaisi hai vo qisse kahaaniyon kii
kya kya kahooñ main tumse ab kya meraa sanam hai
0
tum bhi ulti ulti baatein poochte ho
ham bhi kaisi kaisi qasmen khaate hain
60
muttakee ho gaya khof-e-biwi se main
ab ibadat ka sauda mere sar men hai
maine daadhi badhaai to kehne lagii
ab kameena ye huroon ke chakkar men hai
18
uske aariz pe hain dono jahaan maail
usne huroon ko shaidai banaa rakha hai
9
huroon ke badan pe bhi zaraa itr lagao
rakesh ka bachchon se guzaara nahin hogaa
9
uth gaii hain saamne se kaisi kaisi sooraten
roiyie kis ke li.e kis kis ka maatam keejie
9
insaan ke havas kii koii intiha nahin
jannat bhi chahta hai vo huroon ke vaaste
3
khyaal men bhi kuchh aise saja raha hoon tumhein
KHuda ki huroon se aalaa banaa raha hoon tumhein
bhale hi mujh ko nahin aa rahi hain hichkiyaan bhi
magar main jaanta hoon yaad aa raha hoon tumhein
1
soch mat aankh lada baat badaa huroon se
kitna aasaan hai ulfat men fana ho jaana
1
bas ik tumheen ho jo huroon ki kaaynaat se ho
bas ik tumheen ho jo sab se haseen lagti ho
0
huroon ke jaisi hai vo qisse kahaaniyon kii
kya kya kahooñ main tumse ab kya meraa sanam hai
0
tum bhi ulti ulti baatein poochte ho
ham bhi kaisi kaisi qasmen khaate hain
60
Nuance
The word 'huroon' refers to the ethereal maidens of paradise, often depicted as symbols of divine beauty and purity. In poetry, they represent unattainable ideals, the allure of the heavenly, and the eternal quest for perfection.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'huroon' to evoke images of divine beauty and the longing for spiritual fulfillment. It contrasts with earthly desires, highlighting the tension between the mortal and the eternal.
Closing Insight
Huroon embodies the eternal allure of the divine. It invites reflection on the beauty beyond the earthly realm.