Jalwa E Yaar Idhar Bhi
Muhammad Owais Raza Qadri Lyrics


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Khare sehrae nabi paao se kya kaam tujhe
Aa meri jaan mere dil me hai rasta teraa

Raah e taiba ki musafat me jo hotey hain naseer
Aaise kanto ko mai talwou se chubo oongaa
Aa meri jaan mere dil me hai rasta teraa

Kuyon na ho naaz mujhe apney muqaddar pe ke hoon
Sag tera banda tera maangne wala tera





Aey "Hassan" Manqabat e Khuwajah e Ajmer Suna
Tab a Pur josh hai rukta nahin khaama teraa

Overall Meaning

The opening two lines of Muhammad Owais Raza Qadri’s song "Jalwa E Yaar Idhar Bhi" express the singer's desire to gain the attention and approval of the Prophet Muhammad. The lyrics, "Khare sehrae nabi paao se kya kaam tujhe, Aa meri jaan mere dil me hai rasta teraa” mean “What's the point of standing near the Prophet's shrine if my feet cannot find the way to you? Oh my dear, your path is in my heart." The singer yearns to connect with the Prophet on a deeper level, beyond simply being in his physical presence.


The following lines refer to the journey towards the holy city of Medina: “Raah e taiba ki musafat me jo hotey hain naseer, Aaise kanto ko mai talwou se chubo oongaa, Aa meri jaan mere dil me hai rasta teraa.” The phrase "raah e taiba" refers to the road leading to the Prophet's city, while "musafat" means journey. “Jo hotey hain naseer” could be interpreted as "those who are helpers," and the next line "Aaise kanto ko mai talwou se chubo oongaa" translates to "I will remove these thorns with my sword." The singer is saying that they will overcome any obstacles they encounter on their journey to reach the Prophet, and they will do so with strength and bravery.


Overall, "Jalwa E Yaar Idhar Bhi" is a spiritual song that expresses the singer's longing to connect with the Prophet Muhammad and their dedication to making the journey towards his path. The lyrics are passionate, emotive, and express a deep sense of devotion and commitment.


Line by Line Meaning

Khare sehrae nabi paao se kya kaam tujhe
What use are the luxurious offerings at the Prophet's lands when you have not found the true path to him?


Aa meri jaan mere dil me hai rasta teraa
Come, my dear, the path to the Prophet lies within my heart


Raah e taiba ki musafat me jo hotey hain naseer
Those who travel the path to Taiba are the ones who truly understand its significance


Aaise kanto ko mai talwou se chubo oongaa
I will pluck out any thorns that may come my way while traveling the path to Taiba


Kuyon na ho naaz mujhe apney muqaddar pe ke hoon
Why should I feel proud of my fate when I am only a humble devotee of yours?


Sag tera banda tera maangne wala tera
I am your loyal servant who always seeks your blessings


Aey "Hassan" Manqabat e Khuwajah e Ajmer Suna
Oh Hassan, listen to my devotion towards the Khwaja of Ajmer


Tab a Pur josh hai rukta nahin khaama teraa
At that moment, my passion towards you is uncontrollable and knows no bounds




Writer(s): mohammad owais raza qadri

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