Meaning of
mozijza
मोज़िज़ा • معجزہ
English
miracle; wonder
Hindi
चमत्कार; आश्चर्य
Urdu
معجزہ; حیرت
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ham itni khushk zameen the ki ahl-e-duniya ne
hamaare ashk nikalna bhi rozana jaana
1
alvee ye mo'jiza hai december ki dhoop ka
saare makaan shahar ke dhoye hue se hain
35
ab isse badhke koi mo'jiza bhala kya ho
ki log ishq men marte hain aur marte nahin
25
choomkar zakhm phir se haraa kar diya
kya laga tha tumhein rozana kar diya
aapke ishq ka qarz tha mujhpe jo
kaatkar hijr kii shab ada kar diya
8
tark-e-t'alluq par tu kyuuñ hairaan hai
milnaa hamaara bhi to tha ik mo'jiza
5
unse saamna ho jaa.e ab
koi mojza ho jaa.e ab
2
zamaane waalon ko ye mo'jiza dikhaaunga
sanam ki bastii men sheeshe ka ghar banaoonga
1
rozana kuchh to hai uski aawaaz men
zindagi yuñ nahin khush-nava hai mirii
1
gulaab tumne jo bheje the mujh...ko kaaghaz ke
mahak rahe hain vo kamre men mo'jiza dekho
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
ham itni khushk zameen the ki ahl-e-duniya ne
hamaare ashk nikalna bhi rozana jaana
1
alvee ye mo'jiza hai december ki dhoop ka
saare makaan shahar ke dhoye hue se hain
35
Nuance
In its original sense, 'mozijza' refers to an event that defies natural laws, evoking a sense of divine intervention. Poetry embraces this word to explore the miraculous in everyday life, the wonders hidden in mundane moments, and the extraordinary within the ordinary.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'mozijza' to highlight the miraculous nature of love. It can signify the unexpected beauty found in sorrow. It contrasts with the mundane, elevating the subject to a divine plane.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'mozijza' becomes a bridge to the divine, a reminder of the extraordinary within the ordinary.