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Best Urdu Poetry by Qateel Shifai. Recited by Raheel Farooq. Ghazal: Halat Ke Qadmon Pe Qalandar Nahin Girta What do you love most about this inqilabi shayari? Let us know in the comments! _____ LEHJA Lehja is a celebration of the timeless art and beauty of Urdu literature, especially poetry. As the largest online media library of Urdu classics, it brings the masterpieces of the greatest Urdu writers to life through eloquent readings and recitations in the voice of Raheel Farooq, enhanced by the soothing melodies of the sitar. Upholding the highest standards of Urdu accent and pronunciation, Lehja is also known for its aesthetic calligraphy, tasteful selections and the subtle art of heart-touching performance, ensuring that every video delivers an unforgettable cultural, emotional and spiritual experience to you. Whether you are a lover of Urdu Adab, an admirer of fine art or someone exploring the best of the Urdu language, Lehja cordially welcomes you to a world of peace, poise and purity. LINKS Subscribe:    / @urdu   Support:   / urdu   Shop: https://www.amazon.com/shop/urdu (affiliate commissions) BUSINESS Elevate your brand with professional Urdu voice over, translation, writing and consultation services. Partner with us to achieve your business goals. Reach out to us at [email protected]. LEGAL The rights to music, images and literature (unless in the public domain) belong to their respective creators. For any concerns, please contact [email protected]. All voiceovers, videos, branding and publications are copyrighted by Raheel Farooq. _____ QATEEL SHIFAI Qateel Shifai, whose original name was Aurangzeb Khan, was born on December 24, 1919, in Haripur, Hazara. He stands tall as one of the best in the world of Urdu poetry. Life dealt him a harsh blow with his father’s passing in 1935, forcing him to abandon his education and try his hand at small businesses before finding his true calling in poetry. Without any family tradition of sher-o-shayari, Qateel’s poetic journey began under the guidance of Hakeem Yahya Shifa Khanpuri, whose name inspired part of his takhallus (pen name), Shifai. Later, he became a disciple of Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi. Known for his lyrical ghazal and romantic geet, Qateel’s art is evident even in his nazm. Rising from his struggle as a lyricist in Lahore's film industry, he published 14 books, including Haryali, Guftugoo, Mutriba and Bargad. Qateel passed away in 2001, but his words live on to touch the hearts of readers and lovers of Urdu literature. _____ Full Text of the Famous Urdu Ghazal in Roman Transliteration (Courtesy: Rekhta), with English Translation: halat ke qadmon pe qalandar nahin girta TuuTe bhi jo tara to zamin par nahin girta A Qalandar does not bow before circumstances. Even when a star falls, it never touches the ground. girte hain samundar mein bade shauq se dariya lekin kisi dariya mein samundar nahin girta Rivers willingly merge into the sea, But the sea never dissolves into a river. samjho wahan phaldar shajar koi nahin hai wo sahn ki jis mein koi patthar nahin girta Know that no fruitful tree exists there Where no stone falls into the courtyard. itna to hua faida barish ki kami ka is shahr mein ab koi phisal kar nahin girta One benefit of the rain's absence is this: In this city, no one slips and falls anymore. in'aam ke lalach mein likhe mad'h kisi ki itna to kabhi koi sukhan-var nahin girta No true poet stoops to praise for reward, For greed has no place in genuine art. hairan hai kai roz se thahra hua pani talab mein ab kyun koi kankar nahin girta The stagnant pond wonders in silence: Why no pebble disturbs its stillness anymore. us banda-e-khuddar pe nabiyon ka hai saaya jo bhook mein bhi luqma-e-tar par nahin girta The prophets’ shadow shelters the self-respecting one Who, even in hunger, does not fall for a morsel. karna hai jo sar ma'rka-e-zist to sun le be-bazu-e-haidar dar-e-khaibar nahin girta If you aim to conquer life’s battlefield, know this: Without Haider’s (Hazrat Ali’s) arm, the gate of Khyber won’t fall. qaim hai 'qatil' ab ye mere sar ke sutoon par bhonchal bhi aaye to mera ghar nahin girta O Qateel, my house now stands on firm pillars. Even an earthquake cannot bring it down. #Urdu #Poetry #Literature