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- yasir_live - 01-27-2011
Astute
Sorry Lakin I dis-Agree. Chahay desire hi kyun na ho lakin pani khud nahi ata. humesha Aap ko pani lana parta hay ) yaa yun samajh lijiya k aap hi ko pani k pass jana parta hay or iss k liay kabhi pero say chal kar yani kabhi pero ka istimal or kuch hassas waakiaat main haatho ka istimal bhi karna parta hay )
Regards.
- Astute Accountant - 01-27-2011
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Astute
Sorry Lakin I dis-Agree. Chahay desire hi kyun na ho lakin pani khud nahi ata. humesha Aap ko pani lana parta hay ) yaa yun samajh lijiya k aap hi ko pani k pass jana parta hay or iss k liay kabhi pero say chal kar yani kabhi pero ka istimal or kuch hassas waakiaat main haatho ka istimal bhi karna parta hay )
Regards.
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Rumi was a Sufi poet. The use of water and thirst might have been metaphoric. By seeking water He might have meant seeking Allah and by being thirsty he might have meant having a sincere desire to seek Him. A quest (to seek Him) without a sincere desire wouldn't be fruitful. Superior Love Allah ki taufeeq k baghair mumkin nahi aur jissay Allah taufeeq day ussay Pani ka Pyasay k pass jana hi kahain gay na. That's what I had concluded from this quote, rest Allah knows the best.
- Kasim - 01-27-2011
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<br />Do not seek for water, be thirsty. --- Rumi
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ishq-a-lahasil ka bhi shyed issi terha ka mafhoom hay
- olympia - 01-28-2011
agreed with yasir
kiyun k suchi lagan se ap jo hasil kerna chaho us k lie ap ko mehnat bhi kerni parti he kehta hain na k "payasa hamesha kunawain k pas jata he kunwa kabhi chal k payase k pas nahi ata he"
- olympia - 01-28-2011
Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
Willing is not enough we must do.
- Astute Accountant - 01-28-2011
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<br />Do not seek for water, be thirsty. --- Rumi
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ishq-a-lahasil ka bhi shyed issi terha ka mafhoom hay
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"Ishq-e-Lahasil"??? Is it some book, drama or what???
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<br />agreed with yasir
kiyun k suchi lagan se ap jo hasil kerna chaho us k lie ap ko mehnat bhi kerni parti he kehta hain na k "payasa hamesha kunawain k pas jata he kunwa kabhi chal k payase k pas nahi ata he"
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You have full right to disagree with my opinion.
- yasir_live - 01-28-2011
Astute.
Ishq-e-Lahasil means woh ishq jo hasil na ho sakay...."La" means "Nahi" or Ishq or hasil ka matlab tu aap ko pata hi hay. Romi sahab ki hi shair hay shayad jo yaad araha hay
Ishq-e-Lahasil dhoondta hay kya,
Tu shaheen hay basaira kar paharo ki chattano per.
Olympia.
Congrats on 5th century ) 500 postings in this thread.
Regards.
- Astute Accountant - 01-28-2011
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, san" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by yasir_live</i>
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Astute.
Ishq-e-Lahasil means woh ishq jo hasil na ho sakay...."La" means "Nahi" or Ishq or hasil ka matlab tu aap ko pata hi hay. Romi sahab ki hi shair hay shayad jo yaad araha hay
Ishq-e-Lahasil dhoondta hay kya,
Tu shaheen hay basaira kar paharo ki chattano per.
Olympia.
Congrats on 5th century ) 500 postings in this thread.
Regards.
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Allama Iqbal ka hai yeh shair aur iss tarha se hai
Nahi tera nashaiman qsr-e-sultani k gumbad par
Tu shaheen hai basaira kar paharo ki chitaano par
And I had asked Kasim if he was talking about any book, story or something else.
- Astute Accountant - 01-28-2011
@ Topic
To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong affair. Oscar Wild
- Kasim - 01-29-2011
Ishq-a-lahasil is a term
also used by Bano Qudsia in her famous novel Raja Gidh
this term means aisa ishq jiss ka koi hasil na hooo ya jahan mah**** ka hasool khuwahish na hoo or whatever
it always make me think whats the difference in all three of these
Ishq-a-hasil, Ishq-a-lahasil and Ishq itself
hope so yasir will ellaborate the difference in these three
as olmypia ko quaotations k ilawa kuch kehna atta nahi
app ko already iss term ka he nahi patta
main iss k baray main pouch raha hoon
and koi 5th person iss forum per hay he nahi hum charoon k siwa(lolz)
regards
- yasir_live - 01-29-2011
Ishq-e-Lahasil ki lughat ko agar samajho tu nihayat hi asaan hay yani k woh ishq jo hasil na hua ya jiss ka hasool mumkin nahi. Mujhay dobara ek shair yaad araha hay iss mokay per sahi yaad nahi kis ka hay I think shayad Mir-taki ka hay......I guess, kehtay hain
koi maal se gaya koi taal se gaya
koi jaan se gaya koi jahaan se gaya
lut gayi lut gayi sari country
ishq di galli vich no entry
ishq di galli vich no entry
no no no no no no no no no
no no no entry
Ishq di galli wich No-entery.......kya khoob byan farmaa dia Ishq-e-Lahasil ko.....Khastor say "No" per aap ghor kijiyay kitni shiddat di gai hay.....
Kasim, Ilawa iss k tumnay poocha k "ishq" kya hay. Ishq ki tafseel byan kartay huay kehtay hain.......I think Molana fazlul rehman nay kaha hay I exactly dont know but i guess so, here it goes
Ishq ishq karna hai kar le
Ishq ishq mein jee le mar le
Ishq ishq hai sab se pyaara
Ishq hi to zindagi hai
Ishq hi to har khushi hai
Ishq mein khud ko bhulaake jhoom
Dhoom machaale dhoom machaale dhoom
kisi din fursat k lamhat main "Ishq-e-hasil" per baat karunga.
Regards.
- olympia - 01-29-2011
@ Topic
The simplest definition of Success is,
âWhen your Signature becomes your Autograph.â
@ yasir
achi lasi banai he ishq ki ap ne.
@ Kasim
mainin teeno terms ka sirf meaning bata sakti hun explain nahi ker sakti per mera khayal he ap ya "Astute Accountant" ise acha describe ker sakte ho.
- olympia - 01-29-2011
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Olympia.
Congrats on 5th century ) 500 postings in this thread.
Regards.
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thanks
- Kasim - 01-29-2011
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<br />@ Topic
The simplest definition of Success is,
âWhen your Signature becomes your Autograph.â
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In my view
The simplest definition of Success is,
âWhen your Boss ask for ur signatures on important legal documents, other then in capacity of wittness.â
As per this cretaria i m a successful person
(Clients k fake signatures kernay k liyeah her koi mijhay he hire kerta hay)
@Yasir
Ishq-a-hasil ko zaroor biyaan kerna mager no hanky panky
hopefully samjh tu app gaye hogay
- Astute Accountant - 01-29-2011
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<br />Ishq-a-lahasil is a term
also used by Bano Qudsia in her famous novel Raja Gidh
this term means aisa ishq jiss ka koi hasil na hooo ya jahan mah**** ka hasool khuwahish na hoo or whatever
it always make me think whats the difference in all three of these
Ishq-a-hasil, Ishq-a-lahasil and Ishq itself
hope so yasir will ellaborate the difference in these three
as olmypia ko quaotations k ilawa kuch kehna atta nahi
<b>app ko already iss term ka he nahi patta</b>
main iss k baray main pouch raha hoon
and koi 5th person iss forum per hay he nahi hum charoon k siwa(lolz)
regards
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These are called pre-mature assumptions. Anyways, in the simplest form
Ishq = Sheer love; the case in which the person doesn't see anyone except his beloved.
Ishq-e-Hasil Where the lover gets his beloved.
Ishq-e-Lahasil Where the lover fails to get his beloved.
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@ Kasim
mainin teeno terms ka sirf meaning bata sakti hun explain nahi ker sakti per mera khayal he ap ya "Astute Accountant" ise acha describe ker sakte ho.
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Again, assumptions! I haven't taken a degree in this field, either...
@ Yasir
Waqai, achi lassi banayi hai ap ne in terms ki...
@ Topic
The people that get on in this world are the people that get up and look for the circumstances that they want; and if they can't find them, they make them. --- George Bernard Shaw