Kyun Na Roye Sajjad
Syed Raza Abbas Zaidi
Imam Sajjad returns home from captivity but cannot stop weeping as he remembers the terrible events of Karbala. He explains to Bibi Zainab the heavy burdens and heartaches he carries.
Sajjad Rehaai Paa Kar Bhi Pardes Se Ghar Ko Aa Kar Bhi Jab Ashk Bahate Rehte Thay Zainab Se Dukh Dekhe Na Gaye Ek Roz Tadap Ye Poocha Sajjad Tu Kab Tak Royega Us Waqt Mere Maula Ne Kaha Amma Apne Muqaddar Par Sughra Ke Sawalo Par
Even after Sajjad gained his freedom, and returned home from a foreign land, he continued to shed tears. Zainab could not bear to see this grief. One day, in anguish, she asked, 'Sajjad, how long will you weep?' At that moment, my Master replied, 'O Mother, I weep for my destiny, and for the questions of Sughra.'
Kyun Na Roye Sajjad
Why should Sajjad not weep?
Ay Meri Phupi Insaf Tu Kar Naize Pe Jo Dekhe Baap Ka Sar Ho Saath Safar Mein Wo Jisne Cheera Tha Ali Akbar Ka Jigar Durro Ki Saza Milti Ho Jahan Bachon Ko Ashk Bahane Par
O my aunt, judge for yourself. I saw my father's head upon a spear. I traveled alongside the one who had pierced the heart of Ali Akbar. And in that place, children were punished with lashes just for shedding tears.
Tum Chup Chup Kar Khoon Roti Ho Mai Roun To Kyun Kehti Ho Roya Na Karo Ay Laal Mere Bhai Ko Gawakar Baithi Hoo Masoom Behan Ko Zindan Mein Jo Chor Ke Tanha Aaya Ghar
You weep tears of blood in silence, yet when I weep, you tell me, 'Do not cry, my son.' You have lost your brother, and you left your innocent sister alone in the prison when you returned home.
Naize Se Gira Abbas Ka Sar Mai Dekh Chuka Hoo Wo Manzar Darbar Mein Mai Kyun Mar Na Gaya Jab Naam Tumhara Le Le Kar Kehta Tha Layeen Zainab Hai Kahan Le Aao Yahan Par Be-Chadar
I saw the scene when Abbas's head fell from the spear. Why did I not die in the court, when the tyrant, calling your name, would say, 'Where is Zainab? Bring her here, unveiled.'
Sab Qatl Hue Mai Zinda Tha Bemaar Sahi Lad Sakta Tha Sharminda Hoo Mai Asghar Se Wo Teer E Sitam Se Lad To Gaya Wo Teer Mere Kyun Kar Na Laga Jis Teer Se Ghayal Tha Asghar
Everyone was martyred while I remained alive. Even though I was ill, I could have fought. I am ashamed before Asghar; he fought against the arrow of tyranny. Why did that arrow not strike me—the arrow that wounded Asghar?
Kyun Saamne Sughra Ke Ja'un Behtar To Yehi Hai Mar Ja'un Tum Zinda Ho Akbar Na Raha Wo Pooche To Kya Batla'un Kya Sabr Karoo Kya Zapt Karoo Hai Zakhm Bahot Dil Ke Andar
How can I go before Sughra? It is better that I die. You are alive, but Akbar is no more. If she asks, what shall I tell her? How can I be patient, how can I restrain myself? There are so many wounds within my heart.
Sar Tasht Mein Tha Baba Ka Rakha Aur Taqt Pe Qaatil Baitha Tha Dandaane Mubarak Par Unke Khush Hoke Chadi Wo Maarta Tha Afsos Mai Kuch Bhi Kar Na Saka Ab Tak Hai Usi Se Dard E Jigar
My father's head was placed in a tray, and the murderer sat upon the throne. He would happily strike his blessed teeth with a cane. Alas, I could do nothing, and the pain in my heart remains from that very moment.
Rehan O Raza Rote Rehna Is Dehr Mein Hai Jab Tak Jeena Nauhon Ki Azaane De De Kar Har Shaks Se Ye Kehte Rehna Be Gor O Kafan Masoom Behan Zindan Mein Ho Jiske Haaton Par
Rehan and Raza, keep weeping as long as you live in this world. By giving the call of the Nohas, keep telling every person: the innocent sister who was left without a shroud or grave, whose hands were bound in the prison.
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