ze-hal-e-miskin makun taghaful — Meaning in Hindi | Amir Khusrau

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In this fourth episode of Ek Sher Roz, we explore the immortal words of Hazrat Amir Khusrau. We dive into his celebrated bilingual masterpiece that effortlessly blends Persian with Braj Bhasha: ze-hal-e-miskin makun taghaful duraye nainan banaye batayan. Learn the word-by-word meanings of terms like taghaful, miskin, and tab-e-hijran, and discover why this 13th-century prayer of love and longing still captures the human heart today. Read it with word meanings: https://www.sukhan.aiOriginal:ज़े-हाल-ए-मिस्कीं मकुन तग़ाफ़ुल दुराय नैनाँ बनाए बतियाँकि ताब-ए-हिज्राँ नदारम ऐ जाँ न लेहू काहे लगाए छतियाँRoman: ze-hāl-e-miskīñ makun taġhāful durā.e naināñ banā.e batiyāñki tāb-e-hijrāñ nadāram ai jaañ na lehū kaahe lagā.e chhatiyāñFull text with word meanings: https://www.sukhan.ai/en/poets/amir-khusrau/ghazals/ze-haal-e-miskiin-makun-tagaaful-duraae-nainaan-banaae-batiyaan-ameer-khusrau-ghazalsNarration: AI voice by Sukhan.

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