Kismat Ka Likha Bhi Ajeeb Hai

This Shayari is about our fate. It’s not our nature to hate another person. We all are eager to make friendship with others. But is it true with all of us? I believe that everyone has Deep down desire to associate with others, and to be friendly. There are situations when we come to a conclusion that enough is enough. Now Onwards I can’t keep making friendship. We start to think that I, Me and myself will be the solution for all the problems. And start believing the words “Everyone’s first and last love is Self Love” Do you agree with it?

Read on...

Hum Toh Har Ek Ko Apnakar Rishtha Banate Gaye.
Jahan Jahan Se Guzre Apni Yaad Chodte Gaye
Par Kismat Ka Likha Bhi Ajeeb Hai,
Gunegar Koi Aur, Hum Saza Paate Gaye.

Love,
Shayari Ghazal Fan

Power of Prayer

Are you wondering whether I am teaching religion or spirituality? No! Don’t get lost with the subject line. It is a simple Shayari. Its simplicity has given it uniqueness.
They say that every prayer is heard. There are no unheard prayers. Prayer has that power which can move mountains, and open up the sky and bring back the dead.

Manzil Door Aur Safar Bahut Hai,
Chote Se Is Dil Ko Fikhar Bahut Hai,
Maar Daalthi Kab Ki Ye Duniya Hume,
Kambaqht Unki Duaon Mein Asar Bahut Hai.

Regards,
Shayari Ghazal Fan.

Aur Ek Badnaseeb Hum Hai (Sad Shayari ?)

Sometimes you feel lucky for someone. And at the same time you feel unlucky and dejected. Even in love same thing happens. Your longing to meet her/him is so strong that you will start comparing yourself with other love birds. How strange! Enjoy this Shayari.

Kush Naseeb Hote Hai Badal,
Jo Door Reh Kar Bhi Zamin Par Baraste Hai,
Aur Ek Badnaseeb Hum Hai,
Jo Ek Hi Duniya Mein Rehkar Bhi Milne Ko Taraste Hai.

Love,
Shayari Ghazal Fan

Thamanna Ho Agar Milne Ki (Love Shayari)

Are you missing your love too much? Where to find your Love? This Beautiful love Shayari will tell you.

Yaadon Mein Na Dundo Hamein,
Ham Man Mein Mil Jayenge,
Thamanna Ho Agar Milne Ki,
Tho Haath Rakho Seenepe,
Hum Dhadkhan Mein Mil Jayenge.

Love,
Shayari Ghazal Fan

How Can You Forget Someone? (Sad Shayari)

How to forget a person who was in your every thought? How to forget a person whose presence you felt every second in you life? It’s not possible. Betrayal, disloyalty is something which is not in your imagination. But still people depart Hoping that they will find a better place to live, better person to accompany, better person to share life’s little secrets. But what we don’t understand is we live in a very small world which is not flat.

You try hard to forget the person whom you loved more than yourself. You spent sleepless nights, and at last you think that the memories are not troubling you anymore and you can live without that person and suddenly something unexpected happens.

Badi Koshish Ke Baad Usse Bhula Diya,
Uski Yaadon Ko Sine Se Mita Diya
Ek Din Fir Uska Paigam Aaya, Likha Tha “bhool jao Maujhe“.
Aur Bhula Hua Har Lamha Yaad Aaya.

Love,
Shayari Ghazal Fan

Milne Ko Mil Jayenge Asmaan Kayi

Kabhi humsafar bichad jaata hai toh kya ho jata hai? Do we find another friend? Pain should not be shared. Yes I agree with it but how long you will bury that pain inside you? Every aspect of life reminds of her/him. Bhool ne se bhi bhool nahi paate .. Judaai is really tough..

Zuban Khamosh,
Aankhon Me Nami Hogi,
Milne Ko Mil Jayenge Asmaan Kayi,
Bas Sitaron Mein Unki Kami Hogi.

Love,
Shayari Ghazal Fan

Us Shaam Ki Hamein Talaash Hai

Everyone waits for his/her love; no matter what. The wait which never ends, the wait which brings in thousands of memories with it. The wait which changes our lives, the wait which brings mixture of feelings, the wait which never allows us to trust her/him.
“Ye Shaam Kabhi Katam Na Hogi.” Mehfil mein bhi aapko tanha kar chod Jaayegi ye yaadein. Is it worth waiting? Or Shall I get up and just walk off?

Har Shaam Aati Hai Aapki Yaad Lekar,
Har Shaam Jati Hai Aap Ki Yaad Dekar,
Us Shaam Ki Hamein Talaash Hai,
Jo Aye Aap Ko Apne Saath Lekar.

Love,
Shayari Ghazal Fan

What is Shayari ?

SHAYARI
In Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Shaayaree, or poetry, essentially comprises of couplet, or Sher. The plural for Sher is Ashaar. The form ghazal is a collection of mulitiple ashaar - each of which should convey a complete thought without any reference to other shayari of the same ghazal. In fact, though belonging to the same ghazal, the different ashaar therein can have completely different meaning and tone relative to one another.

SHER
(Couplet). It consists of two lines (MISRA); first line is called 'MISRA-E-OOLA' and the second is called 'MISRA-E-SANI'. Each verse embodies a single thought or subject (sing) SHER, Shero, Shayari, Shyari, Shayri. You can find great shayri on shayriworld . com

BAIT
Another term for SHER, Sher-o-Shayari, Shayri.

BAIT-UL-GHAZAL
The best SHER in a GHAZAL

GHAZAL
(Ode). The literary meaning of the word 'GHAZAL' is to converse with beloved. Etymologically, it come from the Arabic word Ghizaal, meaning gazelle. It is a poem containing a minimum of 5 verses and maximum 25. The opening Verse of the GHAZAL is called MATLA and both hemistiches rhyme with one another. The last verse of the GHAZAL is called MAQTA which usually contains the penname of the poet. Most of Persian and Urdu writers have earned fame as GHAZAL writers. GHAZAL is the soul of Urdu literature and most popular form of Urdu poetry.

The following is an example of sher, composed by Mirza Ghalib:
nahii.n ki mujhako qayaamat kaa etiqaad nahii.n
shab-e-firaaq se roz-e-jazaa ziyaad nahii.n
It is not that I do not have faith in (the pains of) the day of judgement
But the night of separation is not less than the day of judgement.
What the poet is trying to say is that he trusts that the day of judgement would be very painful, as it has been described in Qur'an and Hadith; however, this night of separation from his beloved is not less painful than the day of judgement.

FARD
Composition of only a single SHER, Shero-Shayari, is called FARD.

merey bachche mujhe boodha nahiN hone daete

HAMD
Poem written in praise of God.

HAZAL
Poem with humorous subject.

HIJV
(Satire). A poem written to condemn or to abuse a person. This form of poetry is considered of low type and which is usually avoided by reputed poets. The exact opposite of HIJV is MADAH which is a poem written in praise of Kings and Patrons.

HUSN-E-MATLA
Rhyming of the first two lines of a GHAZAL is called HUSN-E-MATLA.

MADAH
Poem written in praise of Kings and Patrons.

MANQABAT
Poem written in praise of Ahle-E-Bait (the members of the family of Muhammad).

MAQTA
The last line of a GHAZAL or a poem which generally contains the poet's pen-name.

MARSIYA
A poem written to commemorate the exploits of great men of Islam; usually to describe the battle fought on the plains of Karbala in Iraq by Hazarat Imam Husain and his supporters against the army of Yazid. It is usually a poem of mourning. The famous MARSIYA writers in Urdu are Mir Baberali Anis and Salamatali Dabir. Even a short poem written to mourn the death of a friend can be called MARSIYA. Lord Alfred Tennyson's poem 'In Memoriam' can rightly be called MARSIYA. The sub-parts of MARSIYA are called NOHA and SOZ which means lamentation and burning of (heart) respectively.

MASNAWI
A long epic poem describing the battles fought long ago and past events. It may also contain philosophical or ethical themes. The most famous MASNAWIS are Shah-Namah of Firdosi, Masnavi-E-Roomi in Persian language and Zehar-E-Ishq in Urdu.

MATLA
The opening SHER of a GHAZAL.

MISRA
One line of a couplet, or verse.

MUNAJAT
A lyrical poem as prayer to God.

MUSADDAS
Each unit consists of 6 lines (Misra). Most famous writer of this type of poem is Maulana Altaf Husain Hali.

NAAT
Verses written in praise of Muhammad.

NAZM
The literary meaning of Nazm is Poetry (cf. Nasr, or Prose) A poem fully dealing with a single subject or thought.

QAFIA
Rhyming of the last words of a poem.

QASIDA
(Ballad). It is a long poem in Urdu, Persian or Arabic which usually describes battles or written in praise of kings; princes or the poet's patron. There is no limit of verses; it may even go beyond hundred lines.

QATA
(Fragments). It has two Ashaar and has a one complete subject. Plural Qita'at.

RADEEF
(End rhyme). Each SHER, Shero, Shayari, Shyari, Shayri of GHAZAL in addition to QAFIA may also have RADEEF which is rhyming of more than the last two or three words.

RUBA'I
Persian word for Quatrain. Contains only 4 lines, the third one being different from the other three as it should not have QAFIA and RADEEF. RUBA'I deals with social, philosophical and romantic subjects. In Persian language Umar Khayyam is supposed to be a great poet of RUBAIYY A T whereas in Urdu Yagana, Firaq and Josh are leading poets of this time and Anis, an old time poet.

SALAM
(Literal meaning Salutation) It is a kind of poem in which the incidents of Karbala i.e. hardships of Hazarat Imam Husain and his followers are described It is also written in praise of Muhammad, and is recited by standing up.

SEHRA
A song sung at the time of tying Sehra during wedding ceremony, praising the bride or the bridegroom and their relatives.

SHEHR ASHOB
Poem describing a ruined city.

TAH-TUL-LAFZ
The manner of reciting a poem; like rhythmic prose i.e. without singing; word for word.

TAKHALLUS
A name adopted by a poet, by which he is known in the literary world.

TARANNUM
The manner of reciting a poem in the form of a song.

WASOKHT
Literal meaning 'displeasure' or 'disgust'. A kind of poem in which the displeasure and carelessness of a lover is narrated; while relinquishing the beloved.

GEET
Song or hymn.

MUSHAIRA
A symposium of poets; a poet's gathering.

QAWWALI
Devotional song expressing the love and oneness with God sung by a group of people to the accompaniment of musical instruments. Now-a-days, it has taken popular form covering subjects of romance, liquor, etc.


Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Introduction

Hi All,
Sorry to post this introduction after posting several posts beforehand. Anyway here we go. Why this Blog?

This Blog is dedicated to Sher-O-Shayari. Here I will be posting Shayari’s which are my favorites. These Shayari’s are collected over a period of time. These are from my personal collection. I received these Shayari’s from my friends, relatives, family members and from other sources. I welcome you to contribute to this page. You can drop in a line here or you can leave your comments on these Shayari’s. I will try to post some good Ghazals too.

With most of the Shayari’s I have written my thoughts. These ideas and words are instant thoughts and may not completely reflect the true meaning of that Shayari. But this is my understanding. Your understanding of that Shayari would be different.

There is this beautiful quote by Kahlil Gibran
“A Great Singer is he who sings our silences.”

This line implies to Shayari’s too. Shayari’s give word to our silences and it conveys the message.

Before posting these shayari’s here did a search on http://www.google.com/, and other search engines too for the information on Shayari’s. But I am not happy with results. Wikipedia has a page but its waiting editing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shayari

Recent bollywood Hindi movie “Fanaa“had few Shayari’s. Aamir Khan and Kajol played the lead roles in the movie. These Shayari’s were blended nicely into the movie.

As far as Ghazals are considered there are pages you can refer.
http://www.ebazm.com/ghazalbeher.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghazal

Enjoy Reading…

Love,
Shayari Ghazal fan