https://youtube/watch?v=8Lj4nOZQMHU&spfreload=10 maanaa ke musht-e-Khaak se ba.Dakar nahii.n huu.N mai.n lekin havaa ke raham-o-karam par nahii.n huu.N mai.n Musht: The fist;—a blow with the clenched fist;—a handful;—a few Khaak: Ashes, Dust, Dirt, Earth, Land Raham: Benevolence, Kindness Karam: Benevolence, Benignity, Benedictions, Bounty, Clemency, Favor, Kindness, Largeness i.nsaan huu.N dha.Dakte huye dil pe haath rakh yuu.N Duubakar na dekh samu.ndar nahii.n huu.N mai.n Dhadakna: Beat Duubna: Drown, Sink Samundar: Ocean chehare pe mal rahaa huu.N siyaahii nasiib kii aa_iinaa haath me.n hai sika.nder nahii.n huu.N mai.n Malna: To rub; to rub down (a horse); to scrub, scour; to furbish; to anoint Siyaahii: Blackness Nasiib: Destiny, Fortune, Fate, Lot, Quota Aaiinaa: Looking Glass, Mirror Sikander: Alexander the Great, Emperor Ghalib terii zamii.n me.n likkhii to hai Gazal tere kad-e-suKhan ke baraabar nahii.n huu.N mai.n Ghalib: A reference to Mirza Ghalib Zamiin: Country, Earth, Estate, Floor, Ground, Land, Region, Soil Foundation, ground-work In this context, Muzaffar Warsi is referring to Daayam PaDaa Hua by Ghalib, based on which he has built this poem. Thanks to Sanjay and Saahil for pointing this out. Kad: Effort, Exertion, Diligence Sukhan: Affair, Business, Eloquence, Speech, Words Baraabar: Accurate, Adjoining Alike, Continually, Equal, Even, Flat, Identical, Level, Opposite, Straight
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