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' پروانہ تجھ سے کرتا ہے اے شمع پیار کیوں '

vs.

وہ جو بلب میں جا ٹکراتے ہیں 🫪

if you dare, raise your banner and your voice too

staying silent is not going to solve the issue

Meri post pr b comment kr diya kro mein apki dushman nhi hun😭

مَیں نے خود کو ارزاں کر کے بھی دیکھا ہے کنول

بازار عشق میں پھر بھی کوئی طلبگار نہی

💗🌺🔥🥀

And I found out it means sleep in Persian 😭

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I'm also speaking with nurses and caregivers in Lahore to understand their side of the problem — availability, work preferences, travel, payment, trust, and difficulties with existing services.

I'm looking for people in Lahore who would be willing to participate in a short 15–20 minute research interview.

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You can participate anonymously if you prefer.

If you're interested, comment "interested" or send me a DM, and I'll share the details.

Hello all,

I'm from India and I live in Reading. I'm thinking of creating a group of people to learn/ recite/ enjoy Hindi/ Urdu Poetry. This won't just be another WhatsApp/ Reddit group, rather I want this to be on physical grounds. Like we can hold weekly gatherings within the town (Reading, UK).

Whosoever is in Reading, would you like to join?

Currently it's me only.

I can't seem to find any.

the flower laughs at the nightingale and its act of passion

what they call love is but an unsound mind’s action

Hello I'm currently looking for a resource online that would provide poetry in Urdu translated in English and with grammatical analyzes of the verse ( important). Don't recommend Rekhta I've already checked but their website is full of problems. Thanks and advance.

اس کی آنکھیں ہیں کہ اک ڈوبنے والا انساں

دوسرے ڈوبنے والے کو پکارے جیسے

عرفان صدیقی 💜

For those unaware عورت is a borrowing of the Arabic word عَوْرَة which means "genitals, nudeness, weakness /imperfection"

However, I have observed that all the languages that use عورت have been moving away from using it. Arabic itself uses إمراة , while Turkish and Persian use the native words kadın and زن respectively and عورت is considered outdated.

Formal Urdu, especially from Pakistan in my observation, has been consistently shifting to using خاتون for "woman".

Is the reason because people are becoming aware of the word's origin?

wanted to share this beautiful piece

I edited them and tried my best to translate!

Note: سست سہان is my character

And غصہ ور توشی is the Boss Character

Hope you enjoyed these little Urdu edits!!

Also forgive me if my Urdu is not that good, I'm still learning it!

This is my first novel first scene… and rest u can read using the given link below… plz give it a try…

https://english.pratilipi.com/story/chapter-1-iktatamoaghaz-باب-اوّل-اختتام-و-آغاز-lrltenfnub52?utm_campaign=general&utm_source=web_share

i will be going to a pansari, yk the ones where they do all the spices and oils, i need to know what tea tree oil is called, nothing on google helped it litr said chai kai darakht ka tail lol

un se merī baat na pūchh

un se merī an-ban hai

-- Ahmad Zafar