2 Urdu couplets and shers with aazaar
aazaar(m): sickness, ailment, hardship
Description of aazaar: Aazaar is an Urdu word meaning harm, injury, or affliction inflicted upon someone, often deliberately or through misfortune. Unlike nuqsaan, which denotes material loss or damage, aazaar emphasizes physical or emotional torment. It differs from takleef by implying malice or severe adversity rather than mere discomfort. In Urdu poetry, it evokes the anguish of unrequited love, as in Ghalib's verses lamenting the aazaar of separation.
1 / 2: aazaar
tujhe laazim hai us se
bar-sar-e-paikaar ho jaaye
if your fate becomes
the cause of your suffering
it is your duty
to rise up and fight
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2 / 2: aazaar
majnoon maraa tha jise
aazaar hai vahee
feeling my pulse
the doctor told me
that which killed Majnu
your ailment is the same
Theme: Loneliness, Separation, & Grief (126)
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