Meaning of
vaazib
वाज़िब • واجب
English
appropriate; rightful
Hindi
उचित; सही
Urdu
واجب; درست
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ishq ki saari kitaabon ka main aalim hooñ shajar
aaj ke ladkon pa taqleed meri waajib hai
0
vo itnaa dher haseen tha ki ham pe waajib hai
tamaam umr bichhadne ka gham kiya jaa.e
12
ghair-waajib hai ki ghairon kii zabaan hai urdu
hind ke tarz-o-tamaddun ka nishaan hai urdu
jis ko KHud apni hi aulaad ne paagal hai kiya
ranj men doobi hui aisi hi maa hai urdu
7
mere itnaa qareeb mat aao
pyaar men door hona waajib hai
2
nafl samjha hai aapne mujh...ko
farz ke saath aap hain waajib
1
ho khatakaar tum mohabbat ki
ab sazaa-e-firaq waajib hai
1
haaye vo til ki chhodo rahne do
ghair-waajib hai tazkira karna
1
ye shab-e-hijraan hai to aap pe waajib hai shajar
hijr-e-mahboob men giryaa karo seena peeto
1
saansen badhti thii paas aate hi
teri furqat men marna waajib hai
1
nishaan-e-turbat-e-laila-o-qais mit na sake
difa hai aap pe waajib suno gar 'aashiq ho
agarche ishq pe aanch aayi jaañ lootaa denge
ye baat bar sare mehfil kaho gar 'aashiq ho
0
ishq ki saari kitaabon ka main aalim hooñ shajar
aaj ke ladkon pa taqleed meri waajib hai
0
vo itnaa dher haseen tha ki ham pe waajib hai
tamaam umr bichhadne ka gham kiya jaa.e
12
Nuance
The word 'vaazib' suggests a sense of duty or obligation, often used to describe actions or decisions that are deemed necessary or rightful. In poetry, it can reflect the moral compass guiding one's choices, highlighting the tension between desire and duty.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'vaazib' to delve into the conflict between personal desires and societal expectations. It can also explore the inner moral struggles faced by individuals.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'vaazib' serves as a reminder of the paths we must tread, guided by duty and conscience.