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Justaju

Curiosity, or will to explore, keeps us going all our lives. This may take any turn and apply to any walk of life. One could be curious about one’s own self, about the world around, or the beloved, even God who stays unreachable in spite of all efforts to reach out to Him. This selection on justujuu would bring certain interesting facets of this experience.

Total

42

Sher

31

Ghazal

11

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sab kuchh to hai kya dhundti rahti hain nigahen kya baat hai main vaqt pe ghar kyuun nahin jaata

tiri aarzu tiri justuju men bhatak raha tha gali gali miri dastan tiri zulf hai jo bikhar bikhar ke sanvar gai

ham ki mayus nahin hain unhen pa hi lenge log kahte hain ki dhunde se khuda milta hai

~ Arsh Siddiqui

main ye chahta huun ki umr-bhar rahe tishnagi mire ishq men koi justuju rahe darmiyan tire saath bhi tire baa'd bhi

usi 'iqbal' ki main justuju karta raha barson badi muddat ke baa'd akhir vo shahin zer-e-dam aaya

the couplet speaks of a prolonged inner quest: the speaker seeks “iqbal” not just as a name but as elevation, fortune, and awakened selfhood. the “shaheen” (falcon) symbolizes a high-flying, free, noble spirit that is hard to tame. when it finally comes “under the snare,” it suggests the hard-won moment when one’s disciplined effort brings the desired strength and direction into one’s command. the emotion moves from restless yearning to fulfilled mastery.

sab kuchh to hai kya dhundti rahti hain nigahen kya baat hai main vaqt pe ghar kyuun nahin jaata

tiri aarzu tiri justuju men bhatak raha tha gali gali miri dastan tiri zulf hai jo bikhar bikhar ke sanvar gai

ham ki mayus nahin hain unhen pa hi lenge log kahte hain ki dhunde se khuda milta hai

~ Arsh Siddiqui

main ye chahta huun ki umr-bhar rahe tishnagi mire ishq men koi justuju rahe darmiyan tire saath bhi tire baa'd bhi

usi 'iqbal' ki main justuju karta raha barson badi muddat ke baa'd akhir vo shahin zer-e-dam aaya

the couplet speaks of a prolonged inner quest: the speaker seeks “iqbal” not just as a name but as elevation, fortune, and awakened selfhood. the “shaheen” (falcon) symbolizes a high-flying, free, noble spirit that is hard to tame. when it finally comes “under the snare,” it suggests the hard-won moment when one’s disciplined effort brings the desired strength and direction into one’s command. the emotion moves from restless yearning to fulfilled mastery.

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