Meaning of
muhib
मुहिब • محب
English
lover; beloved
Hindi
प्रेमी; प्रिय
Urdu
محب; محبوب
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ham apni jaan ke dushman ko apni jaan kahte hain
mohabbat ki isee miTTi ko hindustan kahte hain
212
tumhein husn par dastaras hai mohabbat wohabbat badaa jaante ho
to phir ye batao ki tum us kii aankhoñ ke baare men kya jaante ho
ye jugraafiya falsafa psychology science riyaazi waghera
ye sab jaanna bhi ahem hai magar us ke ghar ka pata jaante ho
1283
shaayad mujhe kisi se mohabbat nahin hui
lekin yaqeen sab ko dilaata raha hooñ main
841
mujh se mat poochho ke us shaKHs men kya achha hai
achchhe achhon se mujhe meraa bura achha hai
kis tarah mujh se muhabbat men koi jeet gaya
ye na kah dena ke bistar men badaa achha hai
569
sochun to saari umr mohabbat men kat gaii
dekhooñ to ek shaKHs bhi meraa nahin hua
553
use kisi se mohabbat thii aur vo main nahin tha
ye baat mujhse zyaada use rulaati thii
362
ghar men bhi dil nahin lag raha kaam par bhi nahin ja raha
jaane kya KHauf hai jo tujhe choom kar bhi nahin ja raha
raat ke teen bajne ko hai yaar ye kaisa mahboob hai
jo gale bhi nahin lag raha aur ghar bhi nahin ja raha
296
vo ladkar bhi so jaa.e to uskaa maatha choomun main
usse mohabbat ek taraf hai usse jhagda ek taraf
267
agar tum ho to ghabraane ki koi baat thodii hai
zara si boonda-baan
dii hai bahut barsaat thodii hai
ye raah-e-ishq hai is
men qadam aise hi uthte hain
mohabbat sochne waalon ke bas ki baat thodii hai
221
ye filmo'n men hi sabko pyaar mil jaata hai aaKHir men
magar sachmuch men is duniya men aisa kuchh nahin hota
chalo maana ki meraa dil mere mahboob ka ghar hai
par uske peechhe uske ghar men kya-kya kuchh nahin hota
214
ham apni jaan ke dushman ko apni jaan kahte hain
mohabbat ki isee miTTi ko hindustan kahte hain
212
tumhein husn par dastaras hai mohabbat wohabbat badaa jaante ho
to phir ye batao ki tum us kii aankhoñ ke baare men kya jaante ho
ye jugraafiya falsafa psychology science riyaazi waghera
ye sab jaanna bhi ahem hai magar us ke ghar ka pata jaante ho
1283
Nuance
Muhib carries the warmth of affection and the depth of emotional connection. In poetry, it often embodies the lover's devotion and the beloved's allure, creating a tapestry of longing and fulfillment.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use muhib to explore themes of love and devotion. It can express the intensity of a lover's feelings or the magnetic charm of the beloved.
Closing Insight
Muhib captures the essence of love's tender embrace, a dance between yearning and contentment.