Ajaz sahab.allaha aapko salamat rekhe aap ki awaaz dil ko Choo Jaati hai.alfaaz nahi hai .aap ki shayaari ka andaaz e Bayaan Laa Jawaab hai ..my aap ka mureed hoon.mera salaam khubool karen
پتھروں کا نگر ہے بچا آئینہ کر رہا ہے یہی التجا آئینہ دیکھ کر لوگ تُجھکو سنورنے لگے اپنے کردار کو تو بنا آئینہ گھر کے آئینے کی قدر گھٹ جائیگی لایا بازار سے اگر نیا آئینہ بھید چہرے کے کھل جائے گے دیکھنا سامنے جب تیرے آئیگا آئینہ لاکھ چہرے کو اپنے چھپا کے مگر جانتا ہے تیری ہر ادا آئینہ ہر طرف ہے ضمیروں کا بازار ہے تو کسی کو یہاں مت دیکھا آئینہ آئینہ تُجھ سے کہتا ہے اعجاز یہ پہلے خود دیکھ لے پھر دیکھا آئینہ
I disagree with the user above who says that it is about an outsider woman. It is a rather deep and subtle stanza. Aayina (mirror) in this is used as a metaphor for things that reflect reality of things for you. Or a way to look into the perceived reality of things. Therefore, the mirror you have at home (i.e. your values, morality and means of perceiving the world e.g. culture) will lose its value if you bring a foreign mirror in the house. As the foreign mirror will reflect the same things in a new way and you will not value the old mirror's perceptions the same way anymore. You can see the influence of foreign culture eating away at local cultures in the world in many places including the subcontinent, which changes people's perception about moral issues and life. The stanza itself is not limited to the idea of culture though and can be understood in a variety of similarly abstract concepts.
@@muhammadsaadali388 now when you put it that way it's starting to make sense.. The previous line is asking us to make our kirdaar as a mirror.. so when a person whose kirdaar is a mirror enters a home then all the mirrors in that home become of lesser value because just by looking or interacting with that person people are able to see and realize their defects and shortcomings.. So may be Ejaz saab is asking us to bring good people in our homes or in our lives so that we can self reflect..
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ہر طرف سے بے ضمیروں کے رشتے نے گھیرا
پھچانتا ہے ارشاد سب اپنو کی ہر
بنائی ھوئی سب سٹوری Aaeiyna
Aayeiena
Mujh tujh sey khtaa hey irshad ye
Aayeiena mujh sey khtaa hey rizwan ye
Pahley khud daikhta
Phir mujhey dikhlatey aayeiena
Sir plez coooL
Com down
GOOD
Respect to this man...U can spell him a legend in this version...
बहुत ख़ूब कमर इजाज साहब
दिल से respect ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Wah .. ejaj bhai.... Shubhan allah....
Ky bat hai... ❤ Dil chuu liya aapne ....
Bahot hi umda 👌👍
Ajaz sahab.allaha aapko salamat rekhe aap ki awaaz dil ko Choo Jaati hai.alfaaz nahi hai .aap ki shayaari ka andaaz e Bayaan Laa Jawaab hai ..my aap ka mureed hoon.mera salaam khubool karen
پتھروں کا نگر ہے بچا آئینہ
کر رہا ہے یہی التجا آئینہ
دیکھ کر لوگ تُجھکو سنورنے لگے
اپنے کردار کو تو بنا آئینہ
گھر کے آئینے کی قدر گھٹ جائیگی
لایا بازار سے اگر نیا آئینہ
بھید چہرے کے کھل جائے گے دیکھنا
سامنے جب تیرے آئیگا آئینہ
لاکھ چہرے کو اپنے چھپا کے مگر
جانتا ہے تیری ہر ادا آئینہ
ہر طرف ہے ضمیروں کا بازار ہے
تو کسی کو یہاں مت دیکھا آئینہ
آئینہ تُجھ سے کہتا ہے اعجاز یہ
پہلے خود دیکھ لے پھر دیکھا آئینہ
चाचा शानदार आईना
Masterpiece ❤❤🙏🙏
Bahut khoob kiya kehne
हर इक शेर मुक़्क़म्मल
Mashallah 👍🕊️
Super sir
bhut khoob
Wah wah🌟🌟🌟
Nais
अप्रतिम👍👍
Superb
Op bhai kia baat ha real heroes is in19's
کھید
بہید
کھیت
بہیت
چہرے کہلتے ہے تو حقیقت
سے سننے سے بھاگتے
زبان سے بہکتے
وقت سے چھپتے
وقت سے ڈرتے ہے
کبھی زندہ کا جنازہ پڑھے گا پھر ملنا
لو یو سر❤
Waaah ❤
BAHUT ZABARDAST
Wah wah waa kay gazal haii
Nice
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❤️🙏
sandaar
❣️💝
What does this line mean:
Ghar k aaine ki qadar ghat jaegi laya bazar se ghar naya aaina??
Means
Agar bazar ki koi aurat ko ghar me le aaoge to
Gahr ke aaine (wife) ki izzat ghat jaegi
I disagree with the user above who says that it is about an outsider woman.
It is a rather deep and subtle stanza. Aayina (mirror) in this is used as a metaphor for things that reflect reality of things for you. Or a way to look into the perceived reality of things.
Therefore, the mirror you have at home (i.e. your values, morality and means of perceiving the world e.g. culture) will lose its value if you bring a foreign mirror in the house. As the foreign mirror will reflect the same things in a new way and you will not value the old mirror's perceptions the same way anymore.
You can see the influence of foreign culture eating away at local cultures in the world in many places including the subcontinent, which changes people's perception about moral issues and life.
The stanza itself is not limited to the idea of culture though and can be understood in a variety of similarly abstract concepts.
@@muhammadsaadali388 now when you put it that way it's starting to make sense..
The previous line is asking us to make our kirdaar as a mirror.. so when a person whose kirdaar is a mirror enters a home then all the mirrors in that home become of lesser value because just by looking or interacting with that person people are able to see and realize their defects and shortcomings..
So may be Ejaz saab is asking us to bring good people in our homes or in our lives so that we can self reflect..
Lesson only ,crying sarji
Awesome
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Ncy Uncle Apki Awazzz Main Dard Haiii
Mashallah
क्या बात है
I'm big pan your ijaz qamar 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰