Meaning of
qazaa
क़ज़ा • قضا
English
fate; destiny; death
Hindi
भाग्य; नियति; मृत्यु
Urdu
قسمت; مقدر; موت
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
maa ki karte hue khidmat mujhe aa jaa.e qaza
ai KHuda ek ye bete ki dua hai tujhse
6
shaayad qaza ne mujh ko khazana banaa diya
aisa nahin to kyun mujhe dafna rahe hain log
50
talash ham ko kisi bhi badan ki hai hi nahin
havas ki bhookh hamaare zehan ki hai hi nahin
kisi se bichhde to koi fana nahin hota
qaza ki baat to ab ke zaman ki hai hi nahin
35
KHuda jaane kis kis ki ye jaan legi
vo qaateel ada vo qaza mahki mahki
28
un ras bharii aankhoñ men haya khel rahi hai
do zahar ke pyaalon men qaza khel rahi hai
27
haseen ladki se dil lagana bhi ik khata hai mujhe pata hai
agar saza men mile qaza to alag maza hai mujhe pata hai
27
safeene ko kinaare se bhanwar ik mod deti hai
hawa jab tez chalti hai imarat tod deti hai
muhabbat saath pardo men jigar mahfooz rakhti hai
qaza jab chilchilaati hai to pardein tod deti hai
23
badi talash se milti hai zindagi ai dost
qaza kii tarah pata poochhti nahin aati
11
shauq se chaltaa qaza saath ab tire main
zindagi ke kuchh udhaar ab bhi hain baaki
9
daraavni hai jo tujh ko tiri qaza hi na hona bhag itnaa ki anjaam ka pata hi na ho
dikhaave ki hor men kya mile nahin aap se
dikha rahe jaise kuchh bhi ata pata hi na ho
9
maa ki karte hue khidmat mujhe aa jaa.e qaza
ai KHuda ek ye bete ki dua hai tujhse
6
shaayad qaza ne mujh ko khazana banaa diya
aisa nahin to kyun mujhe dafna rahe hain log
50
Nuance
The word 'qazaa' carries the weight of inevitability, a reminder of life's ultimate end. In poetry, it often reflects the acceptance of fate and the transient nature of existence.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'qazaa' to delve into themes of mortality and the acceptance of life's fleeting moments. It contrasts with the idea of control, emphasizing surrender to the cosmic order.
Closing Insight
In its poetic depth, 'qazaa' invites reflection on the delicate balance between fate and free will.