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Namrud o Pashsha (Namrud and Mosquito)

The battle between Namruud and Pashsha is frequently used in Persian Sufi poetry.
Once, Namruud expressed his

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Kalaam

kyā vo namrūd kī ḳhudā.ī thī
bandagī meñ mirā bhalā na huā

Mirza Ghalib
Masnavi

mii kashad baa-lashkar-o-jam'-e-saqiil
pashsha-e-namruud raa baa-niim par

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namruud

नमरूदنمرود

A king in ancient times

एक बहुत बड़ा अत्याचारी नरेश, | जो अपने को ईश्वर कहता था और जिसने हज्रत इब्राहीम को आग में डलवाया था।

MORE MATCHES FOR "नमरूद"

Nazm

nara-e-mastana

kis ne muusaa kaa rutba do-baalaa kiyaa
naar-e-namruud ko kis ne ThanDaa kiyaa

Sanjar Ghazipuri
Nazm

husn-e-amal

anjaam ko dekho to zillat kii numaa.ish thii
fir.aun kii izzat bhii namruud kii satvat bhii

Maikash Akbarabadi
Nazm

aadmi-nama

namruud bhii KHudaa hii kahaataa thaa barmalaa
ye baat hai samajhne kii aage kahuu.n mai.n kyaa

Nazeer Akbarabadi
Persian Sufi Poetry

ba-baaG taaza kun aa.iin-e-diin-e-zardushtii
kanuu.n ki laala bar afroKHt aatish-e-namruud

Hafiz
Kalaam

naar-e-namruud me.n Dalvaate ho KHud apnaa KHaliil
KHud hii phir naar ko gulzaar banaa dete ho

Naaz Khiyalvi
Naat-o-Manqabat

halaakat ne diyaa namruud kii ye daras duniyaa ko
nabii ke saamne aa.e to phir machchhar se jaataa hai

Amjad Rabbani
Persian Sufi Poetry

yake KHud raa ba-tama.a-e-aa.n ba-garduu.n burda chuu.n namruud
yake KHud raa ze-biim-e-aa.n ba-aab afganda chuu.n zunnuu.n

Hakim Sanai
Allusion

Butan-e-Azari ( Idols made by Azar)

Azar, the father of Prophet Abraham and son-in-law of then ruling atheist King Nimrod, was a renowned idol sculptor of his time. Prophet Abraham, who believed in one God, destroyed all the idols made by his father. When Nimrod learned about this, he angrily ordered Prophet Abraham to be burned alive.
Prophet Abraham was thrown into the fire, but by the miracle of Allah, the fire turned into a garden of flowers.

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Hazrat Ibrahim (Khalilullah ) (Prophet Abraham (Friend of ghod))

Even fire turned into a garden for Prophet Abraham. Prophet Abraham is also known as Khalilullah, meaning 'Friend of God.' In Persian literature, expressions like 'Naar-e-Khalil' (the fire of Khalil), 'Gulzar-e-Khalil' (the garden of Khalil), 'Gulzar-e-Ibrahim' (the garden of Ibrahim), and 'Aatish-e-Namrood' (the fire of Nimrod) are used in Persian literature.

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