Jaun Elia : Best Lines 1

Jaun Elia Best Lines

Jaun Elia the name might direct our thoughts somewhere around  a lady with European or English name. But differently Syed Hussain Sibt-e-Asghar Naqvi commonly known as Jaun Elia جون ایلیا (14 December 1931 – 8 November 2002) was a famous male poet, philosopher, translator, scholar, biographer who was born in India in Amroha and after partition of India he moved to Pakistan. His father, Shafiq Elia, was a scholar of literature and astronomy well-versed in the Arabic, English, Persian, Hebrew and Sanskrit languages. He was initially educated at the Syed-ul-Madaris in Amroha and was identified as a child prodigy.

He was very expressive and used to look for new subjects for writing. He was always found to support and stand for truth. He began writing poetry at the age of 8 but published his first collection, Shayad, when he was 60. He was inspired by the philosophy of Islam. He is known to be great follower of communism at his time.

Jaun Elia Poetry collections

  • Shayad
  • Zakham-e-Umeed
  • Qitaat
  • Daricha Haye Kheyal
  • Farnood
  • Tumharey Aur Mere Darmiyan
  • Jaun Elia Ki Tamam Ghazlain(parts I-III)
  • Inshaye aur Mazaameen
  • Is Rang Ke Tufaan

Jaun Elia : Best Lines 1

Apni manzil ka rasta bhejo,
Jaun humko wahan bula bhejo.
अपनी मंज़िल का रास्ता भेजो,
जउन हमको वहां बुला भेजो.
Send the way to your destination,
as soon as you call us there.

Kuch toh rishta hai tumse kambakhton,
Kuch nahin toh ik baddua bhejo.
कुछ तोह रिश्ता है तुमसे कम्बख्तों,
कुछ नहीं तोह इक बद्दुआ भेजो.
There is some relation with you rascals,
if not, send a curse.

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Nayi kaliyaan jo ab khili hain wahan,
Unki khushbu toh ik zara bhejo.
नई कलियाँ जो अब खिली हैं वहां,
उनकी खुशबु तोह इक ज़रा भेजो.
The new buds that have now blossomed there,
send a little of their fragrance.

Meri keemat ghatayi ja rahi hai,
Mujhe furqat sikhayi ja rahi hai.
Wo shay jo sirf hindustan ki thi,
Pakistan laayi jaa rahi hai.
मेरी कीमत घटाई जा रही है,
मुझे फुरक़त सिखाई जा रही है.
वो शय जो सिर्फ हिंदुस्तान की थी,
पाकिस्तान लायी जा रही है.
My value is being reduced,
I am being taught leisure.
The shay which belonged only to India,
is being brought to Pakistan.

Jaun Elia Sad Poetry

Iss samandar mein tashneqaam hun main,
Baan tum ab bhi beh rahi ho kya.
इस समंदर में तश्नेकाम हूँ मैं,
बाण तुम अब भी बह रही हो क्या.
I am restless in this sea,
are you still flowing?

Jo guzaari na ja saki humse,
Humne wo zindagi guzaari hai.
जो गुज़ारी न जा सकी हमसे,
हमने वो ज़िन्दगी गुजारी है.
We have lived the life that we could not live.

Ye mujhe chaen kyun nahi parta,
Ek hi shaks tha jahan mein kya.
ये मुझे चैन क्यों नहीं परता,
एक ही शख्स था जहाँ में क्या.
Why doesn’t this bother me,
there was only one person in the world.

Jaun Elia Best Lines

Main bhi bohot ajeeb hun, Itna ajeeb ki bas,
Khud ko tabaah kar lia or malaal bhi nahin.
मैं भी बोहोत अजीब हुन, इतना अजीब की बस,
खुद को तबाह कर लिए और मलाल भी नहीं.
I am also very strange, so strange that
I have destroyed myself and have no regrets.

Jon ELia Poetry

Sab daleelein toh mujhko yaad rahin,
Behes kya thi usiko bhul gaya.
सब दलीलें तोह मुझको याद रहीं,
बेहेस क्या थी उसको भूल गया.
I remembered all the arguments,
forgot what was the argument.

Bohot nazdeek aati ja rahi ho,
Bichhadne ka irada kar lia hai kya.
बोहोत नज़दीक आती जा रही हो,
बिछड़ने का इरादा कर लिए है क्या.
You are coming very close,
have you made up your mind to part?

Jaun Elia Poetry

Mujhe ab tumse darr lagne laga hai,
Tumhe mujhse mohabbat ho gayi kya
मुझे अब तुमसे डर लगने लगा है,
तुम्हे मुझसे मोहब्बत हो गयी क्या
I am scared of you now,
have you fallen in love with me?

Kaun iss ghar ki dekhbhaal kare,
Roz ik cheez toot jati hai.
कौन इस घर की देखभाल करे,
रोज़ इक चीज़ टूट जाती है.
Who will take care of this house,
everyday one thing breaks.

Kaise kahein ki tujh ko bhi humse hai vasta koi,
Tu ne toh aaj tak humse koi gila hi nahin kia.
कैसे कहें की तुझ को भी हमसे है वास्ता कोई,
तू ने तोह आज तक हमसे कोई गिला ही नहीं किआ.
How to say that you also have any concern with us,
you have not even complained to us till date.

Jaun Elia Best Lines

Kisliye dekhti ho aaina,
Tum toh khud se bhi khoobsurat ho.
किसलिए देखती हो आईना,
तुम तोह खुद से भी खूबसूरत हो.
Why do you look at the mirror,
you are more beautiful than yourself.

Zindagi kis tarah basar hogi,
Dil nahi lag raha mohabbat mein.
ज़िन्दगी किस तरह बसर होगी,
दिल नहीं लग रहा मोहब्बत में.
How will life be lived,
I am not feeling in love.

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Biography of Mirza Ghalib : Greatest No.1 Shayar of all times

Biography of Mirza Ghalib:The greatest Shayar and Poet

Biography of Mirza Ghalib 

We are really proud to bring the biography of Mirza Ghalib a legend pen named Mirza Ghalib, Mirza Asadullah Beg Khan, popularly known as Mirza Ghalib, was one of the most renowned Urdu poets and scholars of the 19th century. He was poet who perfectly captured the decrepit beauty of a declining Mughal empire, slowly being displaced by the edifices of the colonial British Raj, Before starting lets remember that Ghalib had written over 11,000 Persian poems in Persian while also writing over 1,700 Urdu poems.

Early Life

He was born on December 27, 1797, in Agra, India, into a family of Persian and Turkish descent. His father, Abdullah Beg Khan, was a court official in the Mughal Empire, and his mother, Izzat-ut-Nisa, was a daughter of Nawab Ilahi Bakhsh.  Mirza Ghalib was born in Kala Mahal, Agra into a family of Mughals who moved from Samarkand (in modern-day Uzbekistan) after the downfall of the Seljuk kings.

His paternal grandfather, Mirza Qoqan Baig, was a Seljuq Turk who had immigrated to India from Samarkand during the reign of Ahmad Shah (1748–54). He worked in Lahore, Delhi and Jaipur, was awarded the sub-district of Pahasu (Bulandshahr, UP) and finally settled in Agra, UP, India.

His Education

Ghalib was educated in Persian, Arabic, and Urdu and was well-versed in literature, philosophy, and history. He started writing poetry at a young age, and by the time he was in his twenties, he had established himself as one of the leading poets of the era. Ghalib’s poetry was characterized by its deep and philosophical themes, its use of metaphors and similes, and its intricate and complex language.

His Marriage & family:

Ghalib was married at a very young age to Umrao Begum. After marriage he moved to Delhi and was blessed with four sons and three daughters who didn’t survive long.

His Pen Names

His original Takhallus (pen-name) was Asad (meaning lion), drawn from his given name, Asadullah Khan. At some point early in his poetic career he also decided to adopt the pen-name of Ghalib (meaning all conquering, superior, most excellent).

Types of his Poetry

Three forms of poetry. Ghalib’s best poems were written in three forms: ghazal (lyric), masnavi (moralistic or mystical parable), and qasidah (panegyric).

Throughout his life, Ghalib faced many personal and professional challenges. He lost his father at an early age and struggled to make ends meet. He also faced a lot of criticism from his contemporaries who found his poetry too complex and difficult to understand. However, despite these challenges, Ghalib continued to write and produce some of the most memorable works of Urdu literature.

His Heavenly Writings

Ghalib is a complex poet. His world is too vast and too contradictory to fit into any one category of things. His Ghazals are unique, not only for intensity of the emotions the express, but also for their absolutely perfect form, their exquisite melody, and the profound feeling for the beauty of the world which they reveal. Ghalib sang ‘all the phases of life’; his was a range and depth of feeling no other Urdu poet had. His love is not idealistic and self-surrendering, but purely sensuous.

His famous Creations

After a glance of biography of mirza ghalib, remember Ghalib’s poetry was widely appreciated during his lifetime and continues to be revered today. Ghalib was appointed as a poet tutor to the royal family and the royal historian of Mughal court by Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar II. He was given the honorific title Mirza Nosha and thus he came to be known as Mirza Ghalib. His work has been translated into many languages and has inspired countless poets and writers around the world. Some of Ghalib’s most famous creations include:

1. Diwan-e-Ghalib: This is a collection of Ghalib’s poetry, which contains some of his most famous works. The collection includes ghazals, nazms, and other forms of Urdu poetry.

2. “Aah ko chahiye ek umr asar hone tak”: This ghazal is one of Ghalib’s most famous works and is widely regarded as a masterpiece. The poem reflects on the fleeting nature of life and the inevitability of death.

3. “Dil-e-nadaan tujhe hua kya hai”: This ghazal is a poignant reflection on love and the pain of separation. The poem has been set to music and has become a popular song.

4. “Hazaron khwahishein aisi”: This ghazal is a reflection on the struggles of life and the desire for freedom. The poem is considered one of Ghalib’s most powerful works.

5. “Har ek baat pe kehte ho”: This ghazal is a satirical commentary on the hypocrisy and pretensions of society. The poem is a testament to Ghalib’s wit and sarcasm.

His Last Time

He died in New Delhi on February 15, 1869 and buried in hazrat nizamuddin. The house where he lived at Old Delhi has been turned into a memorial and hosts a permanent Ghalib exhibition also know as Ghalib ki Haveli. Ghalib was buried in Hazrat Nizamuddin near the tomb of Nizamuddin Auliya.

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