2 Urdu couplets and shers with mauquuf
mauquuf: postponement, dependent
The Urdu word mauquuf means postponed, delayed, or dependent upon someone's will. It describes something suspended in time or contingent on another's decision. Unlike words suggesting permanent cessation, mauquuf implies temporary deferment with potential resumption. Differs from simple delay by emphasizing dependence on external authority or discretion. In classical Urdu poetry, the term carries profound philosophical weight, expressing how human affairs remain subject to divine will or fate's uncertain course.
1 / 2: mauquuf
qissa jo yahaan ka hai
to phir tai bhi yaheen ho
why postpone the verdict
of justice until after death
whatever account is of here
let it be settled right here
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2 / 2: mauquuf
nazren javaan hon to
khizaan bhi bahaar hai
the radiance of the garden
needs no season of flowers
if the sight is young and alive
even autumn blooms like spring
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