2 Urdu couplets and shers with hashr
hashr(m): day of judgment
Description of hashr: Hashr is an Arabic word meaning "gathering," "assembly," or "exile," prominently featured in Surah Al-Hashr , where it describes the collective expulsion of the Banu Nadir Jewish tribe from Medina. Unlike qiyamah, which denotes the final resurrection and judgment day, hashr often refers to earthly gatherings or dispersals. Differs from hijrah, the Prophet's migration, as it specifically evokes forced banishment in Quranic contexts. In Urdu poetry, hashr symbolizes doomsday's chaotic
1 / 2: hashr
qissa jo yahaan ka hai
to phir tai bhi yaheen ho
why postpone the verdict
of justice until after death
whatever account is of here
let it be settled right here
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2 / 2: hashr
mil gaya hai qaatil ko
mansab-e-maseehaayi
behold the condition
of human existence
the killer has been given
the status of a savior
Theme: Oppression, Rebellion, & Freedom (61)
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