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1 Urdu couplets and shers with bakshish

bakshish(f): gratuity, alms, gift

Description of bakshish: Bakshish is an Urdu word derived from Persian bakhshish, meaning a gift, tip, gratuity, charitable alms, or sometimes a bribe, commonly used in South Asia and the Middle East. Unlike a standard Western tip given solely for good service, bakshish often expresses gratitude, respect, or religious merit, such as alms to beggars or offerings to holy figures. Differs from outright bribery by frequently serving as a cultural expectation for even

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teri bakshish ke bharose pekhataaen ki hain

teri rahmat ke sahaare ne

gunahgaar kiyaa

it was faith in your pardon

that led me to err

leaning on your mercy,

i turned a sinner

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bakshish (f) (1)

gratuity, alms, gift

khataaen (m) (2)

mistakes, crimes

rahmat (f) (4)

mercy

sahaare (m) (1)

support, refuge

gunahgaar (m) (1)

sinner, offender

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