ستاروں سے آگے جہاں اور بھی ہیں
ابھی عشق کے امتحان اور بھی ہیں
Sitaron se aage jahan aur bhi hain
Abhi ishq ke imtihan aur bhi hain
Complete GHAZAL with English Translation, Roman Urdu & Tashreeh
علامہ اقبال کی یہ شاہکار غزل ان کے مشہور مجموعہِ کلام 'بالِ جبریل' (1935ء) سے ہے۔ یہ غزل علامہ اقبال کے فلسفہِ خودی، عملِ پیہم، اور شاہین کے بلند پرواز استعارے کا مکمل خلاصہ پیش کرتی ہے۔ اقبال انسان کو قناعت پسندی اور محدود مادی دنیا کے حصار سے نکال کر کہکشاؤں سے پرے نئی کائناتوں کی تسخیر اور روحانی ارتقا کی دعوت دیتے ہیں۔
Featured in Allama Iqbal's celebrated 1935 Urdu collection 'Bal-e-Jibril' (Gabriel's Wing), this philosophical ghazal is the definitive manifesto of his doctrine of 'Khudi' (Selfhood) and ceaseless creative dynamism. Through the soaring metaphor of the Shaheen (Royal Falcon), Iqbal urges humankind to look beyond complacency and conquer infinite spiritual and intellectual frontiers.
ستاروں سے آگے جہاں اور بھی ہیں
ابھی عشق کے امتحان اور بھی ہیں
Sitaron se aage jahan aur bhi hain
Abhi ishq ke imtihan aur bhi hain
زندگی سے نہیں یہ فضائیں
یہاں سینکڑوں کارواں اور بھی ہیں
Tuhi zindagi se nahin yeh fazaayein
Yahan sainkdon kaarwan aur bhi hain
نہ کر عالمِ رنگ و بو پر
اور بھی آشیاں اور بھی ہیں
Qana'at na kar aalam-e-rang-o-boo par
Chaman aur bhi aashiyan aur bhi hain
اگر کھو گیا اک تو کیا غم
مقاماتِ آہ و فغاں اور بھی ہیں
Agar kho gaya ik nasheman to kya gham
Maqamaat-e-aah-o-faghan aur بھی hain
تو شاہیں ہے پرواز ہے کام تیرا
ترے سامنے آسماں اور بھی ہیں
Tu shaheen hai parwaaz hai kaam tera
Tere saamne aasmaan aur bhi hain
اسی روز و شب میں الجھ کر نہ رہ جا
کہ تیرے زمان و مکاں اور بھی ہیں
Isi roz-o-shab mein ulajh kar na reh ja
Ke tere zamaan-o-makaan aur bhi hain
گئے دن کہ تنہا تھا میں انجمن میں
یہاں اب مرے اور بھی ہیں
Gaye din ke tanha tha main anjuman mein
Yahan ab mere raazdaan aur bhi hain
Sitaron se aage jahan aur bhi hain Abhi ishq ke imtihan aur bhi hain Tuhi zindagi se nahin yeh fazaayein Yahan sainkdon kaarwan aur bhi hain Qana'at na kar aalam-e-rang-o-boo par Chaman aur bhi aashiyan aur bhi hain Agar kho gaya ik nasheman to kya gham Maqamaat-e-aah-o-faghan aur بھی hain Tu shaheen hai parwaaz hai kaam tera Tere saamne aasmaan aur bhi hain Isi roz-o-shab mein ulajh kar na reh ja Ke tere zamaan-o-makaan aur bhi hain Gaye din ke tanha tha main anjuman mein Yahan ab mere raazdaan aur bhi hain
Beyond the stars there lie other worlds yet to be explored For the trials and tests of love, many frontiers still remain! These boundless expanses are not devoid of vibrant life Hundreds of wandering caravans journey here still Do not rest content with this fleeting realm of colour and scent Other lush gardens and sublime nests await your arrival What grief if a single earthly dwelling has been lost? Other noble sanctuaries for your sighs and longing exist You are a royal falcon—soaring flight alone is your calling Endless heavens stretch wide before your wings Do not remain ensnared in this cycle of mundane nights and days For you possess other dimensions of time and space beyond mortal grasp Gone are the days when I stood alone and unheard in the gathering Today, many kindred souls share my secret vision.
An exhilarating ode to human potential. The poet rejects complacency, asserting that human consciousness is limitless and designed to explore transcendent spiritual and intellectual cosmos. In this revered ghazal, Allama Iqbal 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.
"Sitaron Se Aage Jahan Aur Bhi Hain (Complete Ghazal)" (ستاروں سے آگے جہاں اور بھی ہیں (مکمل غزل)) was composed by Sir Allama Muhammad Iqbal (علامہ اقبال). It is a classical ghazal celebrated in Urdu literature for its artistic excellence and emotional depth.
An exhilarating ode to human potential. The poet rejects complacency, asserting that human consciousness is limitless and designed to explore transcendent spiritual and intellectual cosmos. In this revered ghazal, Allama Iqbal 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 dicti
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Sir Allama Muhammad Iqbal (1877–1938) was a towering philosopher-poet, scholar, and politician in British India, widely revered as the spiritual founder of Pakistan (Mufakkir-e-Pakistan) and Shair-e-Mashriq (Poet of the East).
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