Meaning of

eager for death; longing for the end

मृत्यु के लिए उत्सुक; अंत के लिए लालायित

اجل کے لیے مشتاق; انجام کے لیے ترساں

Persian

The term 'mushtaQ-e-ajl' captures a profound yearning for the end, often reflecting a soul weary of life's burdens. In poetry, it evokes a sense of peace and release, where the end is not feared but embraced as a return to the eternal.

Poets use 'mushtaQ-e-ajl' to explore themes of mortality and the soul's journey. It contrasts with the fear of death, offering a serene acceptance of life's inevitable conclusion.

In the quiet acceptance of 'mushtaQ-e-ajl', one finds a gentle release from the world's clamor.