آہ میری درگاہِ عشق کہ تیرے دربار سے لیا گیا فیض ہم راہ روانِ سیاہ شب کے لیے کسی شمعِ آفتاب سے کم نہیں!
ہم مرثیہ خوانوں کے بس میں غم کے آنسو رونے کے سوا کچھ ہوتا تو شاید کر بھی جاتے، سو ہم ��مہارے دامن میں آبدیدہ ہو کر یہ سطریں رکھ کر چلے آتے ہیں.
"ایسا کہاں سے لاؤں کہ تجھ سا کہوں جسے"
وہ جس نے سالہاسال تک اپنی آغوشِ شفقت میں پال کر بڑا کرکے تمییز حق و باطل کی معرفت سے سرفراز کیا.
وہ جس کے در و دیوار کے سایوں میں یبٹھ کر ہم نے زندگی کی دھوپ چھاؤوں کو برداشت کرنے کا سلیقہ سیکھا.
"بڑے خطرے میں ہے حسنِ گلستاں ہم نہ کہتے تھے
چمن تک آ گئی دیوار زنداں ہم نہ کہتے تھے"
اور اس کے ناقدروں کی خدمت میں مسکوت زدہ صحن کہہ رہا تھا کہ~
"اب(مجھے) ڈھونڈ چراغِ رخِ زیبا لے کر"
@akm1441 Kyah chuv emis peth waqt karn zaay'ì, One of my friends was his classmate, when I talked to him about this guy, he literally laughed. If I share those things here, you’ll literally feel afsos ki mei kyaz ka'er emis seet ze'er…
InshaAllah, we all will witness an eid when the fake idea/country called israel will no longer exist; that day with fists in the air we will celebrate from eidgah to al aqsa.
Islam will exist, iran will exist, we will exist, for ever!
at home in Kashmir vikas shares stories of the likes waheed parra, an actual home equivalent of benjamin netanhayu, but about iran he shares stories of larijani and khamenie .
Baatil ko sajda, aur haq ko bhi salam.
Lala, the litmus test is kashmir, not iran not Palestine.
Lovely salutations to our holy prophet at Dargah Hazratbal.
Prophet was sent to this world as the breaker of shackles and destroyer of idols.
The essence of tawhid isnt just its proclamation but to establish it in every sphere of life.
a Kashmiri muslim can’t do anything out of his own conscience, he is either an instigated sheep or a party worker.
how can a Kashmiri muslim have a thinking brain or an alive conscience of his own.
don’t you know he threw stones for Rs 500 also, remember?
wow!
@aribmehr I am no fan of her, but it would be dishonest to rob her of all the role she has played in many-things related to Kashmir, a lot of which people aren’t privy to
she should be criticised for her books and other things, but she had been a good friend of Kashmir .
-“We have to borrow money from relatives to make one trip to his grave, which we can afford only once a year. Now money decides whether we mourn at a numbered grave or not,” Begum—mother of a militant.
“It would have been better if Umer had been buried here from the beginning, but we buried him with our own hands there. The only regret is that his grave is far away. As long as I live, I will keep visiting his grave to recite Fatiha,” says a father + https://t.co/Fav3NZBkYd