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saharii khaa.e so roza rakhe

one who claims right must also perform duty

jo sahrii khaa.e so rozaa rakhe

he must suffer pain who stands to gain

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to mahaz kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

jo sahrii khaa.e vahii roza rakhe

he must suffer pain who stands to gain

roze rakhe.n na namaaz pa.Dhe.n, saharii bhii na khaa.e.n to kaafir ho jaa.e.n

نفس پرورں کا مقولہ ہے.

asal kahe so daa.Dhii jaa.D

سچی بات کہے وہ اپنی بے عزتی خود کرائے

roza rakkhaa rakkhaa aaKHir kholaa to guuh se

لڑکی کو اچّھی جگہ چوڑ کر بُری جگہ بیاہ لینا ؛ دیر میں سوچ سوچ کر قدم اُٹھایا وہ بھی غلط.

asal kahe so daa.Dhii jaar

سچی بات کہے وہ اپنی بے عزتی خود کرائے

priit Dagar jab pag rakhaa honii hoy so ho, neh nagar kii riit hai tan man diino kho

محبت میں دین و دنیا کا ہوش نہیں رہتا، انسان بے پروا ہو جاتا ہے

agar paanii se ghii nikle to ko.ii ruukhii na khaa.e

If wishes were horses beggars would ride.

Meaning ofSee meaning saharii khaa.e so roza rakhe in English, Hindi & Urdu

saharii khaa.e so roza rakhe

सहरी खाए सो रोज़ा रखे•سَحَری کھائے سو روزَہ رَکھے

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See meaning: jo sahrii khaa.e vahii roza rakhe

English meaning of saharii khaa.e so roza rakhe

one who claims right must also perform duty

सहरी खाए सो रोज़ा रखे के हिंदी अर्थ

एक व्यक्ति की सहरी कुत्ता खा गया, उसने उसे सारा दिन भूका बाँधे रखा कि उसने सहरी खाई है वही रोज़ा रखेगा अर्थात जो फ़ायदा उठाए वही काम करे

سَحَری کھائے سو روزَہ رَکھے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

ایک شخص کی سحری کتّا کھا گیا، اس نے اسے سارا دن بھوکا باندھ رکھا کہ اس نے سحری کھائی ہے وہی روزہ رکھے گا یعنی جو فائدہ اٹھائے وہی کام کرے

Urdu meaning of saharii khaa.e so roza rakhe

Roman
Urdu

ek shaKhs kii sahrii kuttaa kha gayaa, is ne use saaraa din bhuu.okaa baandh rakhaa ki is ne sahrii khaa.ii hai vahii roza rakhegaa yaanii jo faaydaa uThaa.e vahii kaam kare

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saharii khaa.e so roza rakhe

one who claims right must also perform duty

jo sahrii khaa.e so rozaa rakhe

he must suffer pain who stands to gain

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to mahaz kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

jo sahrii khaa.e vahii roza rakhe

he must suffer pain who stands to gain

roze rakhe.n na namaaz pa.Dhe.n, saharii bhii na khaa.e.n to kaafir ho jaa.e.n

نفس پرورں کا مقولہ ہے.

asal kahe so daa.Dhii jaa.D

سچی بات کہے وہ اپنی بے عزتی خود کرائے

roza rakkhaa rakkhaa aaKHir kholaa to guuh se

لڑکی کو اچّھی جگہ چوڑ کر بُری جگہ بیاہ لینا ؛ دیر میں سوچ سوچ کر قدم اُٹھایا وہ بھی غلط.

asal kahe so daa.Dhii jaar

سچی بات کہے وہ اپنی بے عزتی خود کرائے

priit Dagar jab pag rakhaa honii hoy so ho, neh nagar kii riit hai tan man diino kho

محبت میں دین و دنیا کا ہوش نہیں رہتا، انسان بے پروا ہو جاتا ہے

agar paanii se ghii nikle to ko.ii ruukhii na khaa.e

If wishes were horses beggars would ride.

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qisaas

क़िसास

قِصاص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the law of retaliation, lex talionis

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qaasir

क़ासिर

قاصِر

Origin : Arabic

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unable, inefficient, incapable

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muqarrar

मुक़र्रर

مُقَرَّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appointed, assigned

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rizq

रिज़्क़

رِزْق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

daily bread, sustenance, livelihood subsistence

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diqqat

दिक़्क़त

دِقَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

delicate matter, intricacy, difficulty

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taqriir

तक़रीर

تَقْرِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

address, lecture, talk

[ taqriban sabhi Leader taqreer karne mein mahir hote hain ]

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qabr

क़ब्र

قَبْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

grave

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maqsad

मक़्सद

مَقْصَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

purpose, intention, object, aim

[ Jo log zindagi ko maqsad ki surat basar karte hain wo khwahishon ke hisar mein giraftar nahin hote ]

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qavaa'id

क़वा'इद

قَواعِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

grammatical rules, grammar

[ Qavaid zaban ke dhanche se bahas karti hai ]

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qabaa

क़बा

قَبَا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilted garment

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