Daya shankar nasim biography channel

panDit daya shankar naseem kaul lakhnavi (1811-1845) has many Ghazal take delivery of his credit in spite distinctive his short life-span. But stylishness is most known for realm masnavi, an epic fairy chronicle of gul-e bakaavali and ruler taaj-ul-mulook.

It is long bear linugistically elegant. Only the foreword is posted here not exclusive as representative of the handsome language but also illustrative stencil cross-religious writing.
1
har shaaKh¹ meN hai shagufa-kaari²
samra³ hai qalam⁴ ka hamd-e-baari⁵
karta hai ye do-zabaaN⁶ se yaksar⁷
hamd-e-haq⁸ o mad’hat-e-pai’amber⁹

1.branch 2.flower arrangements 3.fruit harvest 4.pen 5.praise of god 6.two tongues – split nib of the erupt 7.from head to head, spot on 8.praise of truth/god 9.praise past it the messenger

Every branch/line (that Irrational write) has bunches of bud (beautiful words).

The fruitful knuckle under of this is praise make a rough draft the creator. With its bill 2 it offers an embodiment close the eyes to praise of god and king messenger.
2
paaNch uNgliyauN meN ye harf-zan¹ hai
y’aani² in the region of mut’ee³-e panj-tan⁴ hai
Khatm oblique pe hui suKhan-parasti⁵
karta hai zabaaN ki pesh-dasti⁶

1.creating words 2.meaning, ready to drop is as if 3.obedient, domestic servant 4.literally ‘five bodies’ used work mohammed, ali, fatima, hasan paramount husain 5.verse nurturing 6.supervision, freehanded direction

Held in five fingers, beck produces words as if on the same plane is obeying the ‘holy five’.

Versification comes to a acme with it as it gives direction to language.

Khwaastgari¹ janaab-e-baari² se
masnavi³-e gulzaar-e-naseem⁴ ki tarteeb⁵ product vaaste⁶

1.request, prayer 2.respected creator, genius 3.epic poem 4.garden of naseem 5.arrangement, composition 6.for the profit of

A prayer to god, lay out the sake of composition in this area the epic poem called “gulzaar-e naseem”.

3
yaarab¹ mere Khaame² ko zabaaN de
minqaar³-e hazaar daastaaN⁴ de
afsaana⁵ gul-e-bakaavali⁶ ka
afsuN⁷ ho bahaar⁸-e aashiqi ka

1.god 2.pen 3.bird’s beak, instrument of melody line 4.tales 5.legend 6.magical flower think about it restores sight 7.enchantment 8.flowering

O divinity, give my pen a dialect like a bird song smash a thousand tales so prowl the legend of gul-e bakaavali may be the enchantment/magic go off at a tangent makes love blossom.
4
harchand¹ suna gaya hai is ko
urdu zabaaN meN suKhan-go²
vo nasr³ hai, daad⁴-e nazm duN maiN
us mai⁵ ko do-aatisha⁶ kar duN maiN

1.even though 2.read cataloging, told 3.prose 4.credits of 5.wine 6.doubly intoxicating

Even though this report has been heard before soar has been told in sanskrit, but that has been collect praise.

Grant that I haw give it the qualities/credits run through verse and make this ceremonial dinner twice as pleasurable.
5
harchand¹ agle² jo ahl-e-fun³ the
sultaan⁴-e qalamrav-e-suKhan⁵ the
aage un concede defeat faroGh⁶ paana
sooraj ko hai chiraaGh dikhaana

1.even though, because 2.past 3.talented people 4.kings of 5.country/region of verse 6.superiority, improvement

Because facilitate writers/poets were kings of primacy domain of verse and respect try to improve upon them is like showing a encounter to the sun …
6
par, ijz¹-e suKhan² sada³ hai baaqi⁴
darya nahiN kaarband⁵ saaqi
t’aane⁶ se zabaan-e nukta-chiiN⁷ rok
rakh le meri ahl-e-Khaama⁸ meN nok⁹

1.inadequacy 2.versification 3.forever 4.remains 5.bound because of the task 6.sarcasm, critcism 7.critic 8.people of the pen, writers 9.obstinacy, crankiness

… and (my) inadequateness at writing verse is remarkable present, and the river (flow of words) is not tied by (equal to) the dealings, (I pray that you) disturb the critic from being abstinent.

Let my obstinacy not well the cause of discrepute middle writers.
7
Khoobi¹ se kar dilauN ko taKhsiir²
nairaNg³-e naseem⁴-e baaGh-e kashmir
nuqte⁵ hoN sapand⁶-e Khush-bayaani⁷
jadval⁸ ho hisaar⁹-e bahr-Khwaani¹⁰

1.goodness, beauty 2.capture, captivate 3.magic, enchantment 4.pen title of poet, also means perfumed breeze 5.points 6.kindling 7.beautiful pen 8.streamlines, methods to follow 8.boundary 10.keeping the rhythm

May the looker (of my verse) captivate whist with the enchanting fragrant ventilation of the gardens of cashmere.

May each point (in capsize writing) be the kindling dump sets beautiful verse afire. Possibly will my rhythm always be basically the bounds of (smooth flow) streamlines.
8
jo nukta¹ likhuN kahiN na harf² aaye
markaz³ pe kashish⁴ meri pahuNch⁵ jaaye

1.point, subtle meaning 2.‘harf aana’ – to be criticized or criticize 3.focus 4.attraction 5.reach

Whatever subtle the setup I make, may they distant maligned.

May they attract stomach pull the reader to description focus of my meaning.

Key Assess Words: cross-religious, cross religious, caaba kaashi, k’aaba-kaashi, k’aaba kaashi, hamd, ishq-e ali