Meaning of
quraan
क़ुरआँ • قرآن
English
Quran; holy book; Islamic scripture
Hindi
क़ुरआन; पवित्र पुस्तक; इस्लामी धर्मग्रंथ
Urdu
قرآن; مقدس کتاب; اسلامی کتاب
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
aziz hooñ ai KHuda zabaan ke ikhtilaaf se
quraan bhi hai kaaf se kaafir bhi kaaf se
0
teraa rukh-e-mukhtat quraan hai hamaara
bosa bhi len to kya hai eimaan hai hamaara
30
aashiq-e deen-e-ghazal ke li.e quraan hai vo
ab jise meer ka deevaan kaha jaata hai
3
ab bhagavad-geeta ho ya ho quraan
baatein ek hi hai aur ik hai bhagwaan
3
samajhna gar kalaam-e-allah ke quraan ko hai
padho seekho wa jaano arbi-zabaan pahle-pahl tum
1
tum padhna quraan ke har ik harf ko yuñ
apni in meethi meethi aawazon se
0
jo adab ki hai pahchaan padhta hooñ main
meer-o-ghalib ka deevaan padhta hooñ main
mat padhaao mujhe paath nafrat ka tum
amn jis men hai quraan padhta hooñ main
0
aziz hooñ ai KHuda zabaan ke ikhtilaaf se
quraan bhi hai kaaf se kaafir bhi kaaf se
0
teraa rukh-e-mukhtat quraan hai hamaara
bosa bhi len to kya hai eimaan hai hamaara
30
Nuance
The Quran is the central religious text of Islam, embodying divine guidance and moral teachings. In poetry, it represents spiritual authority and the sacred word.
Poetic Usage
Poets often reference the Quran to invoke themes of faith, divine justice, and moral reflection. It is used to explore the relationship between the divine and the human.
Closing Insight
The Quran continues to inspire poets, offering a profound connection to the divine and the moral fabric of life.