Meaning of

fear of the Day of Judgment; dread of the final reckoning

प्रलय का भय; अंतिम निर्णय का डर

قیامت کا خوف; آخری حساب کا ڈر

Arabic

In its original sense, 'khauf-e-mahshar' evokes a profound fear of the ultimate day of judgment, a day when all deeds are laid bare. Poetry has embraced this term to explore the depths of human conscience, the weight of moral choices, and the existential dread of accountability.

Poets often use 'khauf-e-mahshar' to convey a sense of impending doom. It is a metaphor for the inner turmoil faced by individuals. The term contrasts with moments of peace and spiritual clarity.

In poetry, 'khauf-e-mahshar' serves as a mirror to the soul's deepest fears. It is a reminder of the moral compass guiding human actions.