Meaning of
rizwan
दाइम • رضوان
English
eternal; perpetual
Hindi
अनंत; शाश्वत
Urdu
دائم; ابدی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
rahe qaaem-o-daaim ahad-o-paimaan par
kahaan milte hain aise nasl-e-aadam ab
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ik teraa hijr daaimi hai mujhe
warna har cheez aarzi hai mujhe
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tum pu
jaarii ho nafratoin ke aur
ishq karna hi kaam hai meraa
kya kaha mujhse jeet jaaoge
suno rizwan naam hai meraa
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KHud se bichhde hue guzra hai zamaana rizwan
ab main kis haal men hooñ koi bataa de mujhko
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hamne jannat inhen dikhaai thii
aur dozakh men pad rahe hain log
ham hain rizwan banii abu-taalib
ham se sadiyon se lad rahe hain log
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jo khud se door rahte hon bulane par nahin aate
jo rizwan dekh sakte hain ishaare par nahin aate
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ye rizwan-o-wajid ka kehna hai shaakir
bahut khoob teri kalam chal rahi hai
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maut ik daaimi neend hai aur phir
rab ne is neend men hi sakoon bakhsha hai
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ham chahte hain jinko vo paas nahin rahte
rizwan kisi ki khaatir ham khaas nahin rahte
ab log badlne men yaa vaqt lagaate nain
khud-gharz zamaane men ikhlaas nahin rahte
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jo khud se door rahte hon bulane par nahin aate
jo rizwan dekh sakte hain ishaare par nahin aate
hua tha haadsa aisa bahaar-e-gul men vo sohil
parinde aaj bhi apne thikaane par nahin aate
0
rahe qaaem-o-daaim ahad-o-paimaan par
kahaan milte hain aise nasl-e-aadam ab
0
ik teraa hijr daaimi hai mujhe
warna har cheez aarzi hai mujhe
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Nuance
Daim signifies the unending and the timeless. In poetry, it often reflects the eternal nature of love, beauty, or truth. It suggests a continuity that transcends the temporal, offering a sense of permanence amidst the fleeting.
Poetic Usage
Poets use Daim to express the timelessness of emotions and ideals. It is often paired with concepts of love and beauty, emphasizing their enduring nature. It contrasts with the ephemeral, highlighting what remains unchanged.
Closing Insight
Daim captures the essence of what is everlasting. It invites reflection on the enduring truths that outlast the passage of time.