Meaning of
islaam
इस्लाम • اسلام
English
Islam; submission; peace
Hindi
इस्लाम; समर्पण; शांति
Urdu
اسلام; اطاعت; امن
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
rakh ke sar sajde men apna ye kaha bujhaakar ne
deen-e-islam ko is tarah baqa dii jaa.e
qaasim-o-aun-o-mohammad ali akbar asghar
baazu abbaas ke zainab ki rida dii jaa.e
0
meer ke deen-o-mazhab ko ab poochte kya ho un ne to
qashka kheecha dair men baitha kab ka tark islaam kiya
15
aaj bhi raushan hai jiske dam se ye deen-e-khuda
maktab-e-islam men bas vo diya zainab ka hai
6
islaam ki hayaat pe ahsaan hain husain
yaanii KHuda ke deen ki pahchaan hain husain
hogaa sawaal qabr men deen-e-haneef ka
kah dooñga deen hai meraa eimaan hain husain
2
shukr hai allah ka jo aa gaya sabr
varna ik din tark ham islaam karte
1
mazhab-e-islam ko kar tark apnao faqat tum deen-haq ko
phir dikhaayega KHuda us jung-e-khandaq ke hi jaisa rozana bhi
1
man lagana hai ha
men ab kaam men
kuchh nahin rakha nasha o jaam men
KHud ko ham kaise banaa len devdaas
kufr hai maayusi jab islaam men
1
rakh ke sar sajde men apna ye kaha bujhaakar ne
deen-e-islam ko is tarah baqa dii jaa.e
qaasim-o-aun-o-mohammad ali akbar asghar
baazu abbaas ke zainab ki rida dii jaa.e
0
meer ke deen-o-mazhab ko ab poochte kya ho un ne to
qashka kheecha dair men baitha kab ka tark islaam kiya
15
Nuance
The word 'islaam' signifies submission to the divine will, a path to peace through surrender. In poetry, it embodies the spiritual journey towards inner tranquility and the harmony found in faith.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'islaam' to explore themes of faith, surrender, and the quest for spiritual peace. It contrasts worldly chaos with the serenity of divine submission.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'islaam' becomes a beacon of peace, guiding the soul towards a harmonious existence.