Meaning of

boundless oppression; limitless tyranny

असीम अत्याचार; अनंत ज़ुल्म

بے حد ظلم; لامحدود جبر

Persian

In its original sense, it conveys the idea of oppression that knows no bounds, an overwhelming force that crushes the spirit. Poetry has taken this term to explore the depths of human suffering and the relentless nature of tyranny.

Poets often use it to evoke a sense of despair and helplessness. It contrasts with moments of hope, highlighting the struggle against overwhelming odds. It serves as a metaphor for personal and societal battles.

In the vast landscape of poetry, 'zulm-e-be-nihaayat' stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. It reminds us of the shadows that define the light.