Khayal means thought—a fleeting whisper of the mind, soft as mist, yet powerful enough to stir oceans within. It is where memory meets imagination, where reality bends gently into reverie. Khayal doesn’t follow rules; it flows, drifts, pauses, and returns when you least expect it. It is the beginning of poetry, the seed of longing, the silence between words. In khayal, we find not just what we think—but who we are when we dare to feel.

In this episode of Urdunama, we take you on a journey of revival through the words of poets and their timeless verses, exploring how poetry breathes new life into emotions, memories, and dreams.

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Vahm means illusion, a flicker of doubt that blurs the line between what is and what we imagine. It is the shadow that dances just outside certainty, the echo of a thought that may never be real—but feels all too true. Vahm doesn’t arrive with answers; it tiptoes in with questions, unsettling and soft. It weaves stories out of silence, painting fears where there may be none. Yet within vahm lies the delicate beauty of perception—the way we see, feel, and sometimes misread the world.

In this episode of Urdunama, we take you on a journey of revival through the words of poets and their timeless verses, exploring how poetry breathes new life into emotions, memories, and dreams.

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Sabaq means lesson. Like ink etched into memory, sabaq symbolizes the turning point between who we were and who we are becoming. It is the quiet reckoning after chaos, the clarity that follows confusion, and the inner voice that whispers truth when the noise fades. Sabaq doesn't shout—it stays, lingers, and shapes us. Wherever sabaq settles, perspective blooms, and from reflection, new directions emerge.

In this episode of Urdunama, we take you on a journey of revival through the words of poets and their timeless verses, exploring how poetry breathes new life into emotions, memories, and dreams.

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Sabza refers to greenery, but metaphorically, it signifies renewal, hope, and fresh beginnings.

Like the first sprout breaking through barren soil, sabza symbolizes the quiet resilience of life and the promise of change. It is the breath of new dawns, the gentle unfolding of possibilities, and the unyielding spirit of growth. Wherever sabza breathes, new stories take root, nurtured by the past yet destined for the future.

In this episode of Urdunama, we take you on a journey of revival through the words of poets and their timeless verses, exploring how poetry breathes new life into emotions, memories, and dreams.

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Gul, meaning "flower" in Urdu, is a symbol of beauty, love, and life. Like a flower that blooms for a short time, happy and sad moments also come and go. It reminds us of hope, strength, and the quiet power of gentle things. It teaches us to enjoy the present before it fades. Even when a gul withers, its fragrance stays in the air, just like memories. No matter how harsh the winds, a gul still finds a way to bloom again.

In this episode of Urdunama, we talk about gul, its meaning in poetry, and how it represents love, loss, and hope.

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Naseem meaning a gentle breeze, fresh air that feels like a quiet promise, soft and full of hope. In this episode of Urdunama, we talk about how poets have captured this gentle wind as a sign of new beginnings, whispered dreams, and moments that breathe life back into us.

Join us as we explore the beauty of Naseem through Urdu poetry.

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Bahaar is an Urdu and Persian word that means spring, symbolizing renewal, beauty, and blossoming. It arrives like a quiet promise, painting the world in fresh hues of renewal. The cold retreats, and in its place, warmth seeps into the earth, into our bones, into our hearts. It is relief, a deep breath after the long, harsh silence of winter—a season of beginnings, of stories waiting to unfold.

This month, in Urdunama, we will be talking about spring, quoting various Urdu poets and their poetry, as we celebrate the spirit of renewal and beauty in their words.

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'Guftgu' is an Urdu word that means conversation, talk, or dialogue. In this episode of Urdunama, we talk about how it often has a soft, poetic feeling, especially in romantic or deep moments, and suggests a meaningful exchange of words or emotions.

Come join us to celebrate this beautiful idea with Urdu poetry and stories, exploring its deep meaning in literature and life.

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All the artform is the expression of the artist behind it. And it's the way of izhaare-e-khayal or the expression of thought that paves the way to that art's success. The art that we focus on in this series is poetry. From Mirza Ghalib to Shakeel Badayuni, here is how to express when in love or distress.

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'Sadgi' means simplicity, modesty, and grace without extravagance. In this episode of Urdunama, we talk about how a simple way of life reflects elegance and purity in thoughts, actions, and appearance. From minimalism to the quiet strength of a humble heart, we explore how simplicity holds power in a world chasing excess.

Join us as we celebrate this beautiful idea through Urdu poetry and stories, discovering its deep meaning in literature and life.

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