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1 Urdu couplets and shers with maala

maala(m): rosary of beads or flowers

Description of maala: Maala is a garland or wreath, typically made of flowers, beads, or coins, worn around the neck in South Asian cultures as a symbol of honor, welcome, or blessing. Unlike a simple bouquet, it is looped and draped ceremonially during weddings, festivals, or religious rituals. Differs from a crown, as it adorns the neck rather than the head, emphasizing humility and respect. In Urdu poetry, maala evokes beauty and transience,

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zaahid ho aur taqwaaabid ho aur musalla

maala ho aur barhaman

sahbaa ho aur ham ho

ascetic and abstinence

devout and prayer mat

rosary and brahmin

wine and me

Taban Abdul Hai (6)
zaahid (m) (7)

priest, pious person

taqwa (m) (1)

piety, abstinence

aabid (m) (1)

devotee, worshipper

musalla (m) (2)

prayer-carpet

maala (m) (1)

rosary of beads or flowers

barhaman (m) (2)

brahmin, wise man

sahbaa (m) (3)

wine

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