Meaning of
qaside
क़सीदे • قصیدے
English
odes; eulogies
Hindi
स्तुतिगान; प्रशस्ति
Urdu
قصیدے; مدح
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
tumhaari shaan men padhta hai dil qaside meraa
tumhaare husn ka nazrein tawaaf karti hain
0
ik or vo saleeke se kaate hain sar mira
ik or main qaseede padhoon shaan-e-yaar men
hargiz nahin banata mohabbat men hijr main
hota agar banaana mere ikhtiyaar men
3
tere husn ke qaside padhne par KHuda mazboor hua hai
tere hone se hi ye shehr-e-lakhnau mashhoor hua hai
2
kaho kya zaat kya pahchaan hai ik murshid-e-kaamil
bina kan bhar padhe man bhar qaside sabko aate hain
2
qaseede kya padhoon main husn ki taa'riif men uske miyaan tum samjho bas itnaa
nazar-bhar ke agar soorajmukhi bhi us..ko dekhe to usii ki or ho jaa.e
0
tumhaari shaan men padhta hai dil qaside meraa
tumhaare husn ka nazrein tawaaf karti hain
0
ik or vo saleeke se kaate hain sar mira
ik or main qaseede padhoon shaan-e-yaar men
hargiz nahin banata mohabbat men hijr main
hota agar banaana mere ikhtiyaar men
3
Nuance
Originally, qaside refers to a form of poetry dedicated to praise, often of a ruler or a noble. In poetry, it captures the grandeur and formality of such expressions, evoking a sense of reverence and admiration.
Poetic Usage
Poets use qaside to convey deep admiration or to elevate the subject of their verse. It often appears in contexts of grandeur and celebration, contrasting with more personal or intimate forms of poetry.
Closing Insight
Qaside carries the weight of tradition and the elegance of formal praise. It remains a testament to the enduring power of poetic homage.