1 Urdu couplets and shers with charaagaan
charaagaan(m): lamps
Description of charaagaan: Charaagaan is a masculine plural noun in Urdu referring to the act of lighting numerous lamps together, rows of burning lamps creating a radiant display, or the lamps themselves, often evoking festivals like Diwali or Deepmala. Unlike a single chiraag , which provides isolated light, charaagaan signifies collective illumination transforming spaces into shimmering spectacles. Differs from mere lighting by emphasizing festive or ceremonial arrays, such as qataar dar qataar jalte
1 / 1: charaagaan
mazdoor hain hum mazdoor hain hum
mazdoor ki duniya kaali hai
let the palaces be lit up with lamps
how does it matter to us it is diwali
we are laborers, laborers we are
our world filled with darkness
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