Meaning of
manzilen
मंज़िलें • منزلیں
English
destinations; goals; stages
Hindi
गंतव्य; लक्ष्य; चरण
Urdu
منزلیں; مقاصد; مراحل
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
nayi hai manzile meri mujhe naa toko ab
mujhe to saath bithakar kahii pe ruk jaao
3
manzilen kya hain raasta kya hai
hausla ho to fasla kya hai
153
jin ke mazboot iraade bane pahchaan unki
manzilen aap hi ho jaati hain aasaan unki
43
manzilen aati jaati rahtii hain
kis li.e raah men ruka jaa.e
33
vahii manzilen vahii dasht o dar tire dil-zadon ke hain raahbar
vahii aarzoo vahii justuju vahii raah-e-pur-khatr-e-junoon
25
manzilen laakh kathin aayen guzar jaaunga
hausla haar ke baithoonga to mar jaaunga
24
mujhe to bas safar se ishq hai
manzilen to musafiron ki hoti hai
10
dagar mushkil magar hai hausale purzor seene men
ragon men rakt hai ubla macha hai shor seene men
safar men mushkilein kya KHaak rokegi meraa rastaa
nazar men manzilen aur aag hai ghanghor seene men
8
milti nahin yahaañ to muhabbat men manzilen
sahni bhi hai janab bahut si ye mushkilein
6
manjileen talashne bhar se hota kuchh nahin
raam jee ko dekh lo pul banaana padta hai
3
nayi hai manzile meri mujhe naa toko ab
mujhe to saath bithakar kahii pe ruk jaao
3
manzilen kya hain raasta kya hai
hausla ho to fasla kya hai
153
Nuance
Originally, 'manzilen' refers to physical destinations or stages in a journey. In poetry, it evokes the metaphorical journey of life, where each destination is a milestone of personal growth or emotional discovery.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'manzilen' to explore themes of aspiration and fulfillment. It contrasts with the journey itself, highlighting the tension between reaching a goal and the experiences along the way.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'manzilen' becomes a symbol of life's ultimate quests. It invites reflection on the paths we choose and the destinations we seek.