Meaning of
shareeat
शरीअत • شریعت
English
law; religious law
Hindi
कानून; धार्मिक कानून
Urdu
شریعت; مذہبی قانون
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
main use sochta hooñ furqat men
vo gaya yaar kiski qismat men
be-wafaai zaroor karne hai
ye likha to nahin shareeat men
0
ashk pe ashk bahaaya hai jo ummat ke li.e
dil fida hai ye muhammad se muhabbat ke li.e
jiska imaan hai kamzor faqat vo sun le
apne is sar ko kata denge shariyat ke li.e
7
be-qaida rahe ki jahaan-e-amal men kuchh
dars-e-wafa to yaar tarasha na keejie
2
main use sochta hooñ furqat men
vo gaya yaar kiski qismat men
be-wafaai zaroor karne hai
ye likha to nahin shareeat men
0
ashk pe ashk bahaaya hai jo ummat ke li.e
dil fida hai ye muhammad se muhabbat ke li.e
jiska imaan hai kamzor faqat vo sun le
apne is sar ko kata denge shariyat ke li.e
7
Nuance
Shareeat refers to a system of laws derived from religious texts, guiding moral and ethical conduct. In poetry, it often serves as a metaphor for the inner moral compass or the struggle between desire and duty.
Poetic Usage
Poets use shareeat to explore themes of moral conflict and spiritual guidance. It contrasts with worldly temptations, highlighting the path of righteousness.
Closing Insight
Shareeat captures the eternal dance between duty and desire, a theme rich with moral and spiritual depth.