Meaning of
mahroom
महरूम • محروم
English
deprived; lacking
Hindi
वंचित; अभावग्रस्त
Urdu
محروم; کمی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ham vo mahroom-e-tamanna ki bharii duniya men
apne hisse kii muhabbat bhi nahin kar paa.e
16
apni mahroomiyaan chhipaate hain
ham garibon ki aan baan men kya
55
dil ka gulaab main ne jise choom kar diyaus ne mujhe bahaar se mahroom kar diya
36
haalaat ne kisi se juda kar diya mujhe
ab zindagi se zindagi mahroom ho gaii
35
haay re majbooriyaan mahroomiyaan naakaamiyaan
ishq aaKHir ishq hai tum kya karo ham kya karen
33
na jaane kaisi mehroomi pas-e-raftaar chalti hai
hamesha mere aage aage ik deewaar chalti hai
26
ye bhi ik rang hai shaayad mirii mehroomi ka
koi hañs de to mohabbat ka gumaan hota hai
25
mahroom hooñ main khidmat-e-ustaad se muneer
kolkata mujh ko gor se bhi tang ho gaya
24
rakhe hai lazzat-e-bosa se mujh ko gar mahroom
to apne tu bhi na honton talak zabaan pahuncha
20
bahut din ho ga.e mahroom hooñ aziyat se
KHuda ke vaaste aao mujhe aziyat do
17
ham vo mahroom-e-tamanna ki bharii duniya men
apne hisse kii muhabbat bhi nahin kar paa.e
16
apni mahroomiyaan chhipaate hain
ham garibon ki aan baan men kya
55
Nuance
The word conveys a sense of loss or absence, often tinged with longing or regret. In poetry, it captures the essence of unfulfilled desires and the human condition of yearning.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use it to express themes of longing, unrequited love, and the pain of what is missing. It can evoke empathy and a deep sense of connection with the reader.
Closing Insight
In its quiet lament, 'mahroom' speaks to the universal human experience of longing.