Meaning of
munsafi
मुंसफी • منصفی
English
justice; fairness
Hindi
न्याय; निष्पक्षता
Urdu
انصاف; عدل
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ye kyuuñ zardaar saare dekhkar karte nahin hain gham
kisi ke chashm kyuuñ ye dekhkar hote nahin hain nam
zamaana ho gaya hamko jawaani dhalne waali hai
libaas-e-muflisi bachpan se odhe phir rahe hain ham
0
is daur-e-munsifi men zaroori nahin 'waseem'
jis shaKHs ki KHataa ho usii ko sazaa mile
33
ye kyuuñ zardaar saare dekhkar karte nahin hain gham
kisi ke chashm kyuuñ ye dekhkar hote nahin hain nam
zamaana ho gaya hamko jawaani dhalne waali hai
libaas-e-muflisi bachpan se odhe phir rahe hain ham
0
is daur-e-munsifi men zaroori nahin 'waseem'
jis shaKHs ki KHataa ho usii ko sazaa mile
33
Nuance
Munsafi evokes a sense of balance and righteousness. In poetry, it often reflects the moral compass guiding human actions, a quest for truth and equity.
Poetic Usage
Poets use munsafi to explore themes of justice in love and society. It contrasts with tyranny and bias, highlighting the purity of fair judgment.
Closing Insight
Munsafi is a beacon of hope in a world often swayed by prejudice. It reminds us of the ideal of fairness.