اب کے ہم بچھڑے تو شاید کبھی خوابوں میں ملیں (مکمل غزل)

Ab Ke Hum Bichde To Shayad (Complete Ghazal)

Complete GHAZAL with English Translation, Roman Urdu & Tashreeh

Ahmad Faraz (احمد فراز)ghazal· Modern Romantic & Resistance Era (20th Century)تصدیق شدہ کلام (Authentic)
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احمد فراز کی یہ غزل ہجر و فراق کے نوحوں میں سب سے بلند مقام رکھتی ہے۔ جب دو محبت کرنے والے ایسی جدائی کی دہلیز پر کھڑے ہوں جہاں دوبارہ ملنے کی کوئی امید باقی نہ رہے، تو یہ غزل ان کے دل کی آواز بن جاتی ہے۔ سوکھے ہوئے پھولوں کی کتابوں میں ملنے کی تشبیہ نے اس غزل کے مطلع کو اردو ادب میں ہمیشہ کے لیے امر کر دیا۔

Ahmad Faraz's 'Ab Ke Hum Bichde' is an iconic masterpiece of separation (Judai). The poignant simile in the opening couplet — comparing separated lovers meeting only in fleeting dreams to pressed dried flowers found years later in forgotten books — is celebrated as one of the most evocative metaphors in Urdu literature.

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Complete Roman Urdu Text (رومن اردو)

Ab ke hum bichde to shayad kabhi khwabon mein milein
Jis tarah sookhe hue phool kitabon mein milein

Dhoond ujde hue logon mein wafa ke moti
Yeh khazane tujhe mumkin hai kharabon mein milein

Tu Khuda hai na mera ishq farishton jaisa
Dono insaan hain to kyun itne hijabon mein milein

Gham-e-duniya bhi gham-e-yaar mein shaamil kar lo
Nasha barhta hai sharabein jo sharabon mein milein

Aaj hum daar pe kheenche gaye jin baaton par
Kya ajab kal woh zamane ko nisaabon mein milein

Ab na woh main hun na tu hai na woh maazi hai Faraz
Jaise do saaye tamanna ke saraabon mein milein

Complete English Translation

If we part ways now, perhaps we might only meet in dreams, Just as pressed, dried blossoms are discovered inside forgotten books! Seek the pearls of true fidelity among ruined, heartbroken souls; It is possible you may find these rare treasures amid dilapidated ruins! Neither are you God, nor is my mortal love like that of angels; When we are both merely human, why must we meet behind so many veils of hesitation? Blend the sorrow of the world with the poignant sorrow of the beloved; For intoxication intensifies when wines are mixed with other wines! Those revolutionary truths for which we were dragged to the gallows today— What wonder if tomorrow the world encounters them in educational curricula! Neither am I that same person now, nor are you, nor does that past exist, O Faraz; We are merely like two wandering shadows meeting amid the mirages of unfulfilled desire!

Meaning & Literary Explanationمعانی و تشریح
فراز نے محبت کے زوال اور وقت کے بے رحم گزرنے کا المیہ قلمبند کیا ہے۔ سوکھے پھولوں کی تشبیہ یادوں کی خوشبو اور دل کی اداسی کو زندہ رکھتی ہے۔

A melancholic meditation on irrevocable parting and the ravages of time. Faraz intertwines personal heartbreak with social conscience, famously predicting that ideas persecuted today will become the textbooks of tomorrow.

Poetic Vocabulary & Glossary (الفاظ و معانی)

ویرانوں، اجڑے ہوئے کھنڈرات (Ruins / Desolate places)خرابوں
پردوں، شرم و حیا کے فاصلوں (Veils / Modest barriers)حجابوں
پھانسی، سولی (Gallows)دار
نصابِ تعلیم، کتابوں کے مضامین (Curricula / Syllabi)نصابوں
دھوکہ دینے والا پانی کا گمان، ریت کی چمک (Mirages)سرابوں
Frequently Asked Questionsاکثر پوچھے گئے سوالات
Who wrote "Ab Ke Hum Bichde To Shayad (Complete Ghazal)" and what is its literary genre?▼

"Ab Ke Hum Bichde To Shayad (Complete Ghazal)" (اب کے ہم بچھڑے تو شاید کبھی خوابوں میں ملیں (مکمل غزل)) was composed by Syed Ahmad Shah (Ahmad Faraz) (احمد فراز). It is a classical ghazal celebrated in Urdu literature for its artistic excellence and emotional depth.

What is the central theme and literary Tashreeh of "Ab Ke Hum Bichde To Shayad (Complete Ghazal)"?▼

A melancholic meditation on irrevocable parting and the ravages of time. Faraz intertwines personal heartbreak with social conscience, famously predicting that ideas persecuted today will become the textbooks of tomorrow.

Does this page include Roman Urdu transliteration and English translation?▼

Yes, Poetry in Urdu provides complete dual-script access: authentic Nastaliq Urdu calligraphy, line-by-line Roman Urdu transliteration for diaspora readers, English translation, and a difficult vocabulary glossary (Lafz-Nama).

Ahmad Faraz (احمد فراز)

تخلص: فراز (Faraz)

Ahmad Faraz (1931–2008) was a legendary Pakistani Urdu poet celebrated for his passionate romantic verses and fearless stance against military censorship. He received the Hilal-e-Imtiaz and Sitara-e-Imtiaz.

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