Meaning of
wujood
वुजूद • وجود
English
existence; being
Hindi
अस्तित्व; होना
Urdu
وجود; ہونا
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
jahaan dekho vahaañ maujood meraa krishna pyaara hai
usii ka sab hai jalwa jo jahaan men aashkaara hai
26
gham-e-furqat ka shikwa karne waali
meri maujoodgi men so rahi hai
130
hai raam ke vujood pe hindostaan ko naaz
ahl-e-nazar samjhte hain us ko imaam-e-hind
66
raasta jab ishq ka mauzood hai
phir kisi ki kyun ibadat keejiye
khudkushi karna bahut aasaan hai
kuchh badaa karne ki himmat keejiye
48
koi sawaal zindagi ka hal nahin hua
padhne men saari umr gavaane ke baawajood
41
mujhse meraa vujood to saabit nahin hua
tu aankh bhar ke dekh le hone lagunga main
40
kaun si deewaar hai maujood is rishte men saaz
kyun nahin ro sakte ham apne pitaa ke saamne
39
ada hua na qarz aur vujood khatm ho gaya
main zindagi ka dete dete sood khatm ho gaya
38
gulaab haath men ho aankh men sitaara ho
koi vujood mohabbat ka isti'aara ho
37
jis..ko badaa garoor tha apne vujood par
vo aaftaab shaam ki chaukhat pe mar gaya
26
jahaan dekho vahaañ maujood meraa krishna pyaara hai
usii ka sab hai jalwa jo jahaan men aashkaara hai
26
gham-e-furqat ka shikwa karne waali
meri maujoodgi men so rahi hai
130
Nuance
Wujood captures the essence of being and presence. In poetry, it often explores the nature of existence, the self, and the universe, delving into philosophical and existential themes.
Poetic Usage
Poets use wujood to question the meaning of life and the universe. It can symbolize the search for identity or the contemplation of one's place in the cosmos.
Closing Insight
Wujood in poetry invites reflection on the profound mysteries of being.