Meaning of
qaasid
क़ासिद • قاصد
English
messenger; envoy
Hindi
दूत; संदेशवाहक
Urdu
قاصد; پیامبر
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ek muddat se parinde ki tarah ye qaid hai
rooh mere jism se qaasid rihaa hoti nahin
1
mujh...ko bhi sab bhool chuke hain log kabhi jo apne the
kaun samajh paayega teraa dard siva mere qaasid
15
neend se rishta na pahle tha na hai aaj mujhe
uske qaasid to kaii baar bulane aa.e
7
ha
men paighaam bheja tha kisi qaasid ke haathon se
kaha jaakar bataa dena unhen ham bhool baithe hain
4
charaagh-e-raushni ho kar dar-e-dil tak na pahuncha hooñ
nazar men husn ki yaaro abhii tak bhi bujha sa hooñ
khabar karna zaraa qaasid haseen saanson ki dhadkan ko
hawa daaman se gar de vo mahakta main ujaala hooñ
2
mere mahboob mat bechain hona
tere qaasid ne khat pahuncha diya hai
2
mere aage faad diye hain mere saare khat usne
mujh...ko tha maaloom ki meraa qaasid usii ne maara hai
2
aaj baadal ke sahaare usne khat bheja ha
men
aasmaañ qaasid hai kaisa lafz barsaata nahin
2
bharosa uth gaya miraa mohabbat aur wafa se ab
miraa qaasid miraa mahboob KHud hi pyaar kar baithe
2
aaj ek shaKHs ne taqleed-e-mohabbat kar li
leke qaasid mere gaav men khabar aaya hai
1
ek muddat se parinde ki tarah ye qaid hai
rooh mere jism se qaasid rihaa hoti nahin
1
mujh...ko bhi sab bhool chuke hain log kabhi jo apne the
kaun samajh paayega teraa dard siva mere qaasid
15
Nuance
Qaasid carries the weight of messages, often bearing news of great importance or urgency. In poetry, it becomes a symbol of connection, bridging distances between hearts and lands.
Poetic Usage
Poets use qaasid to convey themes of longing and anticipation. It often appears in love poetry, where the messenger becomes a silent witness to the lover's plight.
Closing Insight
Qaasid embodies the silent journey of words across the vast landscapes of emotion.