1 Urdu couplets and shers with parwardigaar
parwardigaar(m): guardian, sustainer
Description of parwardigaar: Parwardigaar is an Urdu word meaning "nurturer" or "fostering lord," often used as a reverent term for God, emphasizing divine care and sustenance. Unlike casual terms like "rab" which denote general lordship, it highlights protective upbringing. Differs from "khuda" by focusing on paternal nourishment rather than abstract divinity. In poetry, it evokes pleas for mercy, as in Arijit Singh's song "Mere Parwardigaar."
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aashufta dil, farefta dil
beqaraar dil
may the creator not give
the world a heart like mine
a troubled heart, a captivated one,
a restless one
in the world
guardian, sustainer
heart
aashufta (1)
distressed
farefta (1)
charmed, seduced
beqaraar (6)
restless
Theme: Heart, Mind, & Memory (66)
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