Meaning of
qayam
काएम • قائم
English
established; firm
Hindi
स्थापित; दृढ़
Urdu
قائم; مضبوط
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
thak ga.e ham karte karte intizaar
ik qayamat un ka aanaa ho gaya
34
yaaro kuchh to zikr karo tum us ki qayamat baanhon ka
vo jo simtate honge un men vo to mar jaate honge
114
kitne aish se rahte honge kitne itraate honge
jaane kaise log vo honge jo us ko bhaate honge
yaaro kuchh to zikr karo tum us ki qayamat baanhon ka
vo jo simtate honge un men vo to mar jaate honge
95
kisi college men takraaye to kehna use yaaro
tere school ka aashiq bahut miss karta hai tujhko
54
mere kamre men udaasi hai qayamat ki magar
ek tasveer puraani si hansa karti hai
53
ye zaroori hai ki aankhoñ ka bharam qaaim rahe
neend rakho ya na rakho KHvaab meyari rakho
48
tere aane ki ik ummeed hai aur
isee ummeed par kaayam hai duniya
43
tum ne us roz qayamat hi utha rakkhi thii
tum ne us roz mujhe dekhte dekha hota
43
muhabbat dusri koshish men pahli martaba hogii
vahii school ki ladki mere college men aayi hai
36
jo pardo men KHud ko chhu
paa.e hue hain
qayamat vahii to uthaaye hue hain
35
thak ga.e ham karte karte intizaar
ik qayamat un ka aanaa ho gaya
34
yaaro kuchh to zikr karo tum us ki qayamat baanhon ka
vo jo simtate honge un men vo to mar jaate honge
114
Nuance
Qayam signifies a sense of stability and permanence. In poetry, it often represents the enduring nature of love or truth. It is the unwavering strength that withstands the test of time and adversity.
Poetic Usage
Poets use qayam to convey themes of resilience and constancy. It is often contrasted with fleeting emotions or temporary states, highlighting the beauty of what remains unchanged. It can symbolize the eternal bond between lovers or the unyielding truth.
Closing Insight
Qayam is the silent testament to endurance. It is the quiet strength that defies change.