Meaning of
sahooliyat
सहूलियत • سہولت
English
convenience; ease; facility
Hindi
सुविधा; सरलता; सहूलियत
Urdu
سہولت; آسانی; سہل
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
KHuda bhi dekh le gar zarf meraa to karega waah
unhonne khudkushi kar li jinhen tha mujhse aadha dukh
yahii bas ik sahoolat aadmi hone pe hai jagveer
ki aurat ko zamaane ne diye hain hamse zyaada dukh
4
ye maykashon ka tawazun bhi kya tawazun hai
khade bhi rahna sahoolat se ladkhadana bhi
hamaare shahar ke logon ko khoob aata hai
kisi ko sar pe bithaana bhi aur girana bhi
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teri sharton pe hi karna ho agar tujhko qubool
ye suhoolat to mujhe saara jahaan deta hai
43
main zindagi ke sabhi gham bhulaaye baitha hooñ
tumhaare ishq se kitnii mujhe sahoolat hai
42
vaqt vafaa haq aañsu shikwe jaane kya kya maang rahe the
ek sahoolat ke rishte se ham hi zyaada maang rahe the
uski aankhe uski baatein uske lab vo chehra uskaa
ham uski har ek ada se apna hissa maang rahe the
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vo jo ik shaKHs mujhe taana-e-jaan deta hai
marne lagta hooñ to marne bhi kahaan deta hai
teri sharton pe hi karna hai agar tujhko qubool
ye sahoolat to mujhe saara jahaan deta hai
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apne honton se kaho phool ko choomen har roz
jab mere lab nahin honge to sahoolat hogii
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ab to main baal badha saka hoon
hijr men kitnii sahoolat hai mujhe
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badaa mushkil amal है,ये sahoolat se nahin hota
bahut dushwaar dikhnna bhi bahut aasaan hona bhi
5
kahaan pe muskurana hai kahaan pe ashk laane hain
hamaare haath se ye bhi sahoolat ja rahi hai kya
ye khushiyaan kar rahi hain ghar mire dil men mire andar
udaasi se muhabbat aur nisbat ja rahi hai kya
5
KHuda bhi dekh le gar zarf meraa to karega waah
unhonne khudkushi kar li jinhen tha mujhse aadha dukh
yahii bas ik sahoolat aadmi hone pe hai jagveer
ki aurat ko zamaane ne diye hain hamse zyaada dukh
4
ye maykashon ka tawazun bhi kya tawazun hai
khade bhi rahna sahoolat se ladkhadana bhi
hamaare shahar ke logon ko khoob aata hai
kisi ko sar pe bithaana bhi aur girana bhi
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Nuance
Originally, 'sahooliyat' conveys a sense of ease and comfort, a removal of obstacles. In poetry, it often symbolizes the gentle flow of life, where barriers dissolve, and the path becomes smooth.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'sahooliyat' to evoke a sense of tranquility and peace. It contrasts with struggle and hardship, highlighting moments when life feels effortless and serene.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'sahooliyat' whispers of life's gentle embrace, where the soul finds rest.