Meaning of
qaasim
क़ासिम • قاسم
English
distributor; divider; allocator
Hindi
वितरक; विभाजक; आवंटक
Urdu
تقسیم کرنے والا; بانٹنے والا; مختص کرنے والا
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
jin pyaare haathon se tum tasveer banaate ho
un haathon se qasim kii taqdeer banaa dena
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rakh ke sar sajde men apna ye kaha bujhaakar ne
deen-e-islam ko is tarah baqa dii jaa.e
qaasim-o-aun-o-mohammad ali akbar asghar
baazu abbaas ke zainab ki rida dii jaa.e
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jin pyaare haathon se tum tasveer banaate ho
un haathon se qasim kii taqdeer banaa dena
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rakh ke sar sajde men apna ye kaha bujhaakar ne
deen-e-islam ko is tarah baqa dii jaa.e
qaasim-o-aun-o-mohammad ali akbar asghar
baazu abbaas ke zainab ki rida dii jaa.e
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Nuance
Qaasim embodies the act of distribution and allocation. In a poetic sense, it can symbolize the division of fate or the sharing of destiny, often carrying a sense of divine justice or cosmic order.
Poetic Usage
Poets may use 'qaasim' to explore themes of destiny and justice. It can reflect on how life’s fortunes are distributed or how fate is meted out. The word often suggests a balance between chaos and order.
Closing Insight
Qaasim reflects the intricate dance of fate and justice. It reminds us of the unseen forces that shape our lives.