Zaboor-e-Sukhan

Zaboor-e-Sukhan

by Tanwir Phool

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"Zaboor-e-Sukhan" (the Psalms of Poetry) is an esteemed collection of poems in Hamd of Allah (Praise of God Almighty).It has been published in January,2002."Furogh-e-Hamd Award" (Award for achieving glory of Hamd) has been presented to the author/poet viz. Tanwir Phool by "Bazm-e-Jahaan-e-Hamd" Pakistan (cf.S.No.24 of this link): http://allaboutreligions.blogspot.com/2008/01/photographs-and-news.html Some poems in "Zaboor-e-Sukhan' are the poetic elucidation/explanation of the Verses of Holy Qur'an.In this book,the number of Hamds is 66 according to the numerical value of the word 'Allah".In addition to it there are important valuable Hamdia Sonnets, Qit'at,Raba'iat,Haikus and Dohay in this book. In "Zaboor-e-Sukhan", the first poem is the poetic elucidation/explanation in Urdu of Surah Al-Fatiha(the opening chapter begins): Khuda ke naam se aaghaaz hota hai har ik shai ka Jo behad Rahm waala hai Jo Rahmaani main hai Yakta Usi ko Hamd zeba hai Jo Rab hai saaray aalam ka Har ik zirooh ka,bejaan ka aur arsh-e-aazam ka BaRa hi Mehrbaan hai Woh,hai Khaliq ins ka,jin ka Jo behad Rahm waala hai,Jo Maalik Hashr ke din ka Hain banday ham Tiray Maula,parastish Teri kartay haiN Madad ki aarzu Tujh se hai,dam Tera hi bhartay hain Hamain taufeeq de Maula Tu seedhi rah pa chalnay ki Woh un logon ka ho rasta ke jin ka thaa amal neki JinhaiN Tu ne Ataa ki deen-o-dunya ki har ik ne'mat Lahad main jo hain aasooda,muyassar hai jinhain raahat Hamain hargiz na aie Maula chalaana un ke rastay par Huwa naazil ghazab jin par,huey gumraah jo yaksar English translation: 1)In the name of God(Allah) Most Gracious,Most Merciful. 2)Praise be to God(Allah),the Cherisher and Sustainer of the worlds. 3) Most Gracious,Most Merciful. 4) Master of the Day of Judgement. 5) Thee do we worship and Thine aid we seek. 6)Show us the straight way; 7) The way of those on whom Thou has bestowed Thy Grace,those whose (portion) is not wraith and who go not astray.

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