Faiz's Hum Dekhengey

[ziaulislam]

This man has raised some valid points...If Faiz was really disturbed with partition of India,why did he go and settle in Pakistan?If he was really an atheist, why did he ask his british wife to convert to Islam?

well he wasn't an atheist and wasn't against partition
just against dictatorship

he however, described the misery of partition..
even Jinnah was against partition but nehru asked to do partition..
simply read British historians on cabinet mission 1946

when British proposed cabinet mission Jinnah accepted it but nehru refused it and asked Jinnah to partition India if he wants(he was afraid Jinnah will use a clause of cabinet mission to get partition any way

 

[infinity73]

you know that's not the end of it.

that sentence Woh Din Jiska Wada Hai literally refers to Ghazwa e Hind

Hilarious....

 

[Hareeb]

he was an advocate of direct action day. even the poem refers to nuking india till it trembles in subjugation of Allah.

you are running out of time

 

[Path-Finder]

that sentence Woh Din Jiska Wada Hai literally refers to Ghazwa e Hind

why are you giving them sleepless nights?

 

[xyx007]

Every Muslim brother and sisters start to learn the the art of fight ....tough time is coming , be ready ..

 

[Goenitz]

ab arz-e-Khuda ke kaabe se
Sab but uthwae jaenge, bus naam rahega allah ka"

Its all simile and metaphor.. Arz= earth Arz-e-khuda here means Pakistan.(the land/earth given by God) kaabe means here parliament.. but means here the dictators (falsehood or false ruler who do not depict/present public) so the dictators will be taken out of parliament.
in opposite to but, Allah means here the truth or Haq. so after falsehood, truth will triumph. 'will=rahega' means anyway, truth will prevail for certain (it is not simple future tense). Now for truth it is obvious or hidden sometimes but present (jo gaeb bhi ha hazir bhi) and it is everywhere, like from where you see and what you see the truth is there (jo manzir bhi ha Nazir bhi)… This can be attributed to Allah too as but for previous verse the next is opposite so truth, instead of Allah is better translation.