Meaning of
taariq
तारिक़ • طارق
English
morning star; guide
Hindi
सुबह का तारा; मार्गदर्शक
Urdu
صبح کا ستارہ; رہنما
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
baat karti hai to lagti hai vo jaise saarika
roop aisa teergii men jagmagaati taarika
nain jab bhi dekhte hain us..ko nakh se shikh talak
maan lo bas dekh li ho krishna jee ki dwaarika
0
aisi taariqiyaan aankhoñ men basi hain ki faraaz
raat to raat hai ham din ko jalate hain charaaghh
22
taariqiyaan hain saath mire aur safar mudaam
kal tak tha ham-qadam jo farishta kidhar gaya
19
raftaar itni tez thii sailaab-e-dard ki
aankhoñ ke baandh tod ke aañsu nikal pade
phir bhi na aaftaab ki gairat ko aaya hosh
taariqiyaan mitaane ko jugnoo nikal pade
2
jal
dii jal
dii sabhi purane kaamon ko poora kar lo
waqt ne badli hain taariqhein naya kalander aata hai
0
baat karti hai to lagti hai vo jaise saarika
roop aisa teergii men jagmagaati taarika
nain jab bhi dekhte hain us..ko nakh se shikh talak
maan lo bas dekh li ho krishna jee ki dwaarika
0
aisi taariqiyaan aankhoñ men basi hain ki faraaz
raat to raat hai ham din ko jalate hain charaaghh
22
Nuance
Taariq symbolizes the light that pierces the darkness, a beacon of hope and guidance. It is the harbinger of dawn, suggesting new beginnings and the promise of a brighter future.
Poetic Usage
Poets use taariq to evoke themes of guidance and enlightenment. It is often associated with the journey from darkness to light, both literal and metaphorical.
Closing Insight
Taariq is a symbol of hope and renewal, where each dawn brings the potential for transformation.