Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
Mir Hasan Mir
A sister calls out to her brother during her darkest hour of captivity. She waits for his protection, but he does not come.
Haaye Mere Abbas
Alas, my Abbas.
Jab Ridaa Sar Se Chhini, Mai Sadaa Deti Rahi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
When the veil was snatched from my head, I kept calling out, but you did not come, Ghazi.
Aale-Imraan Kahaan, Aur Zindaan Kahaan Ye Behen Qaid Huwi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
Where is the family of the Prophet, and where is this prison? This sister has been imprisoned, yet you did not come, Ghazi.
Hamko Paani Na Mile, Teri Khushbu Toh Rahe Tere Baazu Na Kate, Chaahe Mashkiza Chhide Yeh Magar Ho Na Saka, Tere Baazu Hai Judaa, Mujhpe Hai Tashna-Labi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
If we could not get water, at least your presence should have remained. Even if the water-skin was pierced, your arms should not have been severed. But this could not be; your arms are separated, I am left in thirst, and you did not come, Ghazi.
Dhup Mai Tu Thaa Shajar, Tujhse Aabaad Thaa Ghar Hai Barehna Mera Sar, Kya Nahin Tujhko Khabar Ay Alamdaare-Wafaa, Is Behen Ko Bakhuda Tujhse Dhaaras Thi Bari, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
In the scorching heat, you were my shade; because of you, the house was prosperous. My head is now unveiled; do you not have news of this? O standard-bearer of loyalty, by God, this sister had great hope in you, yet you did not come, Ghazi.
Aagayi Shaam-e-Alam, Lutgaye Ehle-Haram Ret Par Jalti Huwi, Hogaya Thanda Alam Pursaa Dene Ke Liye, Mujhse Milne Ke Liye Aagaye Baba Ali, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
The evening of grief has arrived, the family of the Prophet has been looted. On the burning sand, the standard has fallen cold. To offer condolences, to meet with me, father Ali has come, but you did not come, Ghazi.
Kya Kahun Sher Mere, Beridaa Hamko Liye Ye Musalmaa(n) Saare, Shehr Dar Shehr Gaye Khilqate Kufa Kabhi, Khilqate Shaam Kabhi Aur Haa(n) Ham Pe Hassi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
What can I say, my lion? They took us unveiled. These so-called Muslims paraded us from city to city. Sometimes the people of Kufa, sometimes the people of Syria, and yes, they laughed at us, and you did not come, Ghazi.
Kitni Bebas Thi Behen, Ai Shehenshaahe Wafaa Naam Leleke Mera, Jab Ye Zaalim Ne Kahaa Naaz Tha Jispe Tujhe, Ab Bulaaona Usse Aur Mai Roti Rahi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
How helpless was your sister, O King of Loyalty, when the tyrant took your name and said: 'The one you were so proud of, call him now.' And I kept weeping, but you did not come, Ghazi.
Qaid Khaane Mai Qazaa, Jab Sakina Ko Mili Deke Kurte Ka Kafan, Bacchi Dafnaayi Gayi Us Ghari Naam Tera, Surate Naade-Ali Dukh Mai Dohraati Rahi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
When death found Sakina in the prison, she was buried using her shirt as a shroud. In that moment, she kept repeating your name like the prayer of Nade-Ali in her sorrow, but you did not come, Ghazi.
Roya "Rehan" Kalam, Karke Yeh Baat Raqam Khun Mai Dub Gaya, Mere Ghazi Ka Alam Zakhmi Zainab Ka Jigar, Khun-Fishaan Shah Ka Sar Aaye Khaimon Mai Shaqi, Tu Na Aaya Ghazi
Rehan's pen wept as it wrote these words: my Ghazi's standard has drowned in blood. Zainab's heart is wounded, the King's head is bleeding, the wretched ones have entered the tents, and you did not come, Ghazi.
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