2 Urdu couplets and shers with laazim
laazim: necessary
Description of laazim: Laazim is an Urdu adjective meaning necessary, requisite, compulsory, or indispensable, borrowed from Arabic via Persian. Unlike optional actions, it denotes what is imperative or inevitable. Differs from "v?jib," which specifically implies a religious obligation, while laazim is more general. In Urdu poetry, it often underscores fate's unyielding demands, as in Ghalib's verses on life's compulsions.
1 / 2: laazim
marne se pahle mar jaana
mere bas ki baat nahin
death is certain someday
let me live my life fully now
to die before dying
that is beyond me
Theme: Life, Learning, & Living (132)
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2 / 2: laazim
ek tera husn
ek mera ye ishq
both are essential
and both everlasting
one, your beauty
and this love of mine
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laazim (2)
necessary
Theme: Beauty, Charm, & Union (111)
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