Why do Muslims and Pakistanis look at the moon for answers | Rafay Mahmood

In our culture, the moon comes after the fleeting moment of Sanjhi or Saanjh to be the loud and awe-inspiring announcements of nightfall. Urdu poet Ibne-Insha quite graciously documents this handing over of the charge to the moon.
ham sāñjh samay kī chhāyā haiñ tum charhtī raat ke chandramāñ
ham jaate haiñ tum aate ho phir mel kī sūrat kyūñkar ho
In fact, Insha was so inspired by the moon that not only is the celestial body metaphorised in various different ways but Insha ended up writing a whole book inspired by his romance with the moon, titled Chaand-Nagar (The Moon town or Lunar city)
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