اردو شاعری

ہزاروں خواہشیں ایسی کہ ہر خواہش پہ دم نکلے (مکمل غزل)

Hazaron Khwahishen Aisi (Complete Ghazal)

Complete GHAZAL with English Translation, Roman Urdu & Tashreeh

Mirza Ghalib (مرزا غالب)ghazal· Late Mughal Classical Era (19th Century)تصدیق شدہ کلام (Authentic)
Advertisement·Ad Choicesاشتہار
Google AdSenseLeaderboard Banner (top)

Format: horizontal • Min-Height: 90px

728×90 Desktop Leaderboard / 320×100 Mobile Banner

Script:
100%
Literary Background & Context
پس منظر و تعارف

مرزا غالب کی یہ غزل انسانی آرزوؤں، حسرتوں اور زندگی کی ناتمام تمناؤں کا لازوال مرقع ہے۔ مطلع 'ہزاروں خواہشیں ایسی کہ ہر خواہش پہ دم نکلے' اردو زبان کا سب سے زیادہ دہرایا جانے والا مصرع ہے۔ غالب نے اس غزل میں انسانی فطرت کی اس گہری سچائی کو بیان کیا ہے کہ انسان کتنا ہی پا لے، اس کی تشنگی کبھی ختم نہیں ہوتی۔ محبت، فریبِ وفا اور بندگی کا فلسفہ اس غزل میں عروج پر نظر آتا ہے۔

Penned by Mirza Ghalib in the twilight years of the Mughal Empire, this ghazal captures the boundless torment of unfulfilled human desire. Its opening couplet — 'Thousands of desires, each so intense that with every yearning breath escapes' — has transcended literature to become a universal South Asian proverb. Ghalib articulates the paradox of human ambition: how attainment never quenches the soul's insatiable longing.

Source:Diwan-e-Ghalib (Radif Yay)·Public Domain / Verified Rights

Full Poem Verses (7 Couplets / اشعار)

Tap couplet to copy or create card
Couplet #1شعر ۱

ہزاروں خواہشیں ایسی کہ ہر خواہش پہ دم نکلے

بہت نکلے مرے لیکن پھر بھی کم نکلے

Hazaron khwahishen aisi ke har khwahish pe dam nikle

Bahut nikle mere armaan lekin phir bhi kam nikle

Couplet #2شعر ۲

ڈرے کیوں میرا قاتل کیا رہے گا اس کی گردن پر

وہ خوں جو چشمِ تر سے عمر بھر یوں دم بدم نکلے

Daray kyun mera qaatil kya rahega us ki gardan par

Woh khoon jo chashm-e-tar se umr bhar yun dam-ba-dam nikle

Couplet #3شعر ۳

نکلنا سے آدم کا سنتے آئے ہیں لیکن

بہت بے آبرو ہو کر ترے کوچے سے ہم نکلے

Nikalna khuld se Aadam ka sunte aaye hain lekin

Bahut be-aabroo ho kar tere kooche se hum nikle

Advertisement·Ad Choicesاشتہار
Google AdSenseIn-Article Sher Unit #3

Format: fluid • Layout: in-article • Min-Height: 250px

Native In-Article Ad (High Engagement between Poetry Stanzas)

Couplet #4شعر ۴

بھرم کھل جائے ظالم تیرے قامت کی درازی کا

اگر اس طرۂ پرپیچ و خم کا پیچ و خم نکلے

Bharam khul jaaye zaalim tere qaamat ki daraazi ka

Agar is turra-e-pur-pech-o-kham ka pech-o-kham nikle

Couplet #5شعر ۵

مگر لکھوائے کوئی اس کو خط تو ہم سے لکھوائے

فسونِ خرد و زباں تھا جو لب سے دم بدم نکلے

Magar likhwaye koi us ko khat to hum se likhwaye

Fasoon-e-khirad-o-zabaan tha jo lab se dam-ba-dam nikle

Couplet #6شعر ۶

ہوئی اس دور میں منسوب مجھ سے بادہ آشامی

پھر اک دن وہ بھی آئے گا کہ مجھ سے جام و جم نکلے

Hui is daur mein mansoob mujh se baada aashaami

Phir ik din woh bhi aayega ke mujh se jaam-o-jam nikle

Couplet #7شعر ۷

کہاں میخانے کا دروازہ غالبؔ اور کہاں

پر اتنا جانتے ہیں کل وہ جاتا تھا کہ ہم نکلے

Kahan maikhane ka darwaza Ghalib aur kahan waa'iz

Par itna jaante hain kal woh jaata tha ke hum nikle

Create VideoCreate Card

Complete Roman Urdu Text (رومن اردو)

Hazaron khwahishen aisi ke har khwahish pe dam nikle
Bahut nikle mere armaan lekin phir bhi kam nikle

Daray kyun mera qaatil kya rahega us ki gardan par
Woh khoon jo chashm-e-tar se umr bhar yun dam-ba-dam nikle

Nikalna khuld se Aadam ka sunte aaye hain lekin
Bahut be-aabroo ho kar tere kooche se hum nikle

Bharam khul jaaye zaalim tere qaamat ki daraazi ka
Agar is turra-e-pur-pech-o-kham ka pech-o-kham nikle

Magar likhwaye koi us ko khat to hum se likhwaye
Fasoon-e-khirad-o-zabaan tha jo lab se dam-ba-dam nikle

Hui is daur mein mansoob mujh se baada aashaami
Phir ik din woh bhi aayega ke mujh se jaam-o-jam nikle

Kahan maikhane ka darwaza Ghalib aur kahan waa'iz
Par itna jaante hain kal woh jaata tha ke hum nikle

Complete English Translation

Thousands of fervent desires, each so fierce that with every desire life's breath departs Many of my fond longings were fulfilled, yet so few did they still seem! Why should my beloved killer tremble? What guilt shall rest upon their neck For that grief-blood which poured forth ceaselessly from my weeping eyes all my life? We have long heard tales of Adam's expulsion from Paradise, Yet with far greater disgrace and humiliation did we depart from your street! The proud illusion of your towering stature would instantly crumble, O cruel one, If the intricate, serpentine coils of that braided tress were unfurled! If anyone must write a letter to the beloved, let them engage me to write, For words of pure sorcery and passion flow uninterrupted from my lips! In this intolerant era, the sin of wine-drinking was blamed solely on me, Yet a day shall come when my spirit will transcend the legendary cup of Jamshid! Where stands the threshold of the tavern, O Ghalib, and where stands the pious preacher? Yet this much we know: yesterday as he was entering, we were departing!

Meaning & Literary Explanationمعانی و تشریح
یہ غزل انسانی خواہشات کے لا متناہی سلسلے اور زندگی کی بے ثباتی کا نوحہ ہے۔ غالب نے محبوب کے کوچے سے نکلنے کو حضرت آدم کے جنت سے نکلنے پر ترجیح دے کر کمال شاعرانہ جرات کا مظاہرہ کیا۔

A sublime exploration of psychological longing. Ghalib compares his expulsion from his beloved's lane to Adam's fall from Eden, while concluding with his signature ironical satire targeting hypocritical moralists. In this revered ghazal, Mirza Ghalib weaves intricate emotional realism with classical lyrical cadence. The opening couplets establish the philosophical and melancholic premise, while the concluding verses synthesize personal longing with universal existential truths. Through resonant imagery, masterful diction, and traditional thematic motifs, this work stands as an authoritative benchmark in classical and modern Urdu literature.

Poetic Vocabulary & Glossary (الفاظ و معانی)

ارماندلی آرزو، حسرت (Deep-seated Wish)
چشمِ ترروتی ہوئی نمناک آنکھ (Tearful Eye)
خلدجنت، بہشت (Paradise / Eden)
جام و جمجامِ جمشید، ایسا پیالہ جس میں کائنات نظر آئے (The mystical goblet of Emperor Jamshid)
واعظنصیحت کرنے والا، خطیب (The moralizing preacher)
Frequently Asked Questionsاکثر پوچھے گئے سوالات
Who wrote "Hazaron Khwahishen Aisi (Complete Ghazal)" and what is its literary genre?▼

"Hazaron Khwahishen Aisi (Complete Ghazal)" (ہزاروں خواہشیں ایسی کہ ہر خواہش پہ دم نکلے (مکمل غزل)) was composed by Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan Ghalib (مرزا غالب). 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 "Hazaron Khwahishen Aisi (Complete Ghazal)"?▼

A sublime exploration of psychological longing. Ghalib compares his expulsion from his beloved's lane to Adam's fall from Eden, while concluding with his signature ironical satire targeting hypocritical moralists. In this revered ghazal, Mirza Ghalib weaves intricate emotional realism with classical lyrical cadence. The opening couplets establish the philosophical and melancholic premise, while the concluding verses synthesize personal longing with universal existential truths. Through resonant

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).

Mirza Ghalib (مرزا غالب)

تخلص: غالب (Ghalib) / اسد (Asad)

Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib (1797–1869) was the preeminent classical Urdu and Persian poet of the late Mughal era, widely considered the most influential lyricist in Urdu literature.

View Complete Profile & Kalam
Advertisement·Ad Choicesاشتہار
Google AdSenseLeaderboard Banner (bottom)

Format: horizontal • Min-Height: 90px

728×90 Desktop Leaderboard / 320×100 Mobile Banner

Related Ghazals & Poems

More verified works to explore

متعلقہ شاعری