Meaning of
shab-e-zulmat
शब-ए-ज़ुल्मत • شب ظلمت
English
night of darkness; night of oppression
Hindi
अंधकार की रात; अत्याचार की रात
Urdu
اندھیری رات; ظلم کی رات
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
KHvaabon ko dekhne se mila kuchh nahin mujhe
lekin shab-e-zulmat se gilaa kuchh nahin mujhe
0
shab-e-zulmat bhi ho jaa.e pashemaan
diya aisa jalana chahta hooñ
1
KHvaabon ko dekhne se mila kuchh nahin mujhe
lekin shab-e-zulmat se gilaa kuchh nahin mujhe
0
shab-e-zulmat bhi ho jaa.e pashemaan
diya aisa jalana chahta hooñ
1
Nuance
The term 'shab-e-zulmat' conjures images of a night shrouded in deep darkness, often symbolizing despair or tyranny. In poetry, it reflects the struggles and oppressions faced by individuals or societies.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'shab-e-zulmat' to depict the emotional and societal darkness that can engulf lives. It is often contrasted with the hope of dawn, symbolizing resilience and the quest for freedom.
Closing Insight
In the depths of 'shab-e-zulmat', the soul yearns for light. It is a testament to the enduring human spirit amidst adversity.