Tumhari beniyazi ka tamaasha hum bhi dekhenge - Hazrat Shah Muhammad Taqi 'Raaz' Niyazi

Tumhari beniyazi ka tamaasha hum bhi dekhenge,

Ye aalam kis tarah hota hai ruswa hum bhi dekhenge;

Kisi din to tumhare aastane se karam hoga,

Kisi din to kamaal-e-zauq-e-sajda hum bhi dekhenge;

Shakista paa hain lekin badh rahe hain jaanib-e-manzil,

Kisi surat to ummeedon ka sahaara hum bhi dekhenge;

Azal ke din jo dikhlaaya tha terey lutf-e-paiham ne,

Wahi naqsha wahi jalwa khudaara hum bhi dekhenge;

Zaraa aye �Raaz� uthne do nigaahe banda-parwar ko

Khud apne raaz ko aalam mein afshaan hum bhi dekheinge

~ Az Hazrat Imam-us-Salekeen Shah Muhammad Taqi �Raaz� Niyazi R.A.

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