Meaning of
ifraat
इफ़रात • افرات
English
abundance; excess
Hindi
प्रचुरता; अधिकता
Urdu
کثرت; زیادتی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
qalb kuch isliye vaashad nahin duniya men
0
ham us
men baith ke karte hain saadhna teri
hamaara jism bhi bheetar se ek shivaala hai
24
sapne ga.e sukoon bhi ulfat chali gaii
milne ki apne aap se furqat chali gaii
meri to bolne ki hi aadat chali gaii
tere hi saath saari sharaarat chali gaii
khushiyaan theen usse ghar men theen aangan men raunakein
bitiya ke saath ghar ki bhi barkat chali gaii
chhoota tumhaara saath to baaki hi kya bacha
dil men jo pal rahi thii vo hasrat chali gaii
aate nahin faqeer na sail bhi aajkal
maa kya gaii ki ghar ki rivaayat chali gaii
mere sukhun pe tune uthaayein jo ungaliyaan
meri tamaam umr ki mehnat chali gaii
yoon bhi kabhi jahaan men ifraat men na thii
thodii bahut thii vo bhi sadaqat chali gaii
hoti nahin hai she'r ki aamad bhi ab nazar
tum kya ga.e ki lafz ki taqat chali gaii
3
saadhna ka yagya ye hai
aahuti doon zindagi kii
2
ek hi kaamna hai chale aaiye
maun ki saadhna hai chale aaiye
meri nishphal rahi praarthanaayen sabhi
preet ki vandana hai chale aaiye
1
hamaari safalta ka bhi ped dekho
nahin sirf shram saadhna se haraa hai
1
qalb kuch isliye vaashad nahin duniya men
0
ham us
men baith ke karte hain saadhna teri
hamaara jism bhi bheetar se ek shivaala hai
24
Nuance
The word 'ifraat' evokes a sense of overflowing abundance, where the sheer volume or intensity of something surpasses the ordinary. In poetry, it often captures the overwhelming nature of emotions or circumstances, suggesting a state where limits are transcended.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'ifraat' to convey the overwhelming nature of love, sorrow, or joy. It can depict a landscape of emotions where everything is in excess, creating a vivid imagery of boundlessness.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'ifraat' becomes a canvas of limitless emotions, painting the vastness of human experience.