“Jazba e Dil” Poem By Behzad Lucknavi About Faith And Resilience | Mufti Abu Layth

so [Music] those of you just tuning in can like and share the feed and whilst you're doing that there's this poem i've i thought you know what it ties in so well with today's lesson oh right so i thought let me i'll take this off where is it there you go now at least it'll be silent it's why bahzad lucknowi really ties into this matter of resilience this

resolute determination and building on from the fatahs as well he says ajay you know he's talking about the passion the fire burning in the heart that if we want he says you know this is what it comes down to

if we want this anything can be achieved gum can be steps or it can be like two paces like of a horse or basically he's just saying steps i have to just take two steps towards the destination and it shall appear see

poetry is about being experienced it's says i'm ready to to go with you to his guide the perfect guide says but keep this in mind us

says when the destination is in front of us when the goal is there then you push me off the path he says that if it ever comes to it you call out to me you remember me shut in this path of love there ever appear in obstacles

[Laughter] you know about this passion in the heart this fire he says let me consult you take your advice on it what am i to do at that point [Laughter] it says when this heart of mind turns onto you as in it succumbs to you what am i to do then

and here he's this is a bit of a provocative one not in that he's trying to just teasing here with this says and this is a bit of his uh naughtiness in that he says

the transcendent manifestation he's speaking about this is going back to moses mount sinai and the glory of god he says the manifesting glory do you think i am like moses this [Music] then he says he says i'm not mount sinai that i will be that i will crumble whenever you want come in front of me

this kind of this kind of arrogance this overconfidence this hubris at times insan has this and we covered that in a previous lesson and it has to you know allah says in the quran you know he he gives an example to us not to suffer to god himself

forgets who he is and he challenges us as the poet says um he says he says we are they we are they huh he says we are those people who have even forgotten god so say he says you my dear what delusion are you in

uh poe example it's this is why allah says about poets what they can and he finishes this it's epic coming back to that resilience says leave this and this trope is this is a common probe used by urdu poets for um of this of a ship being caught in a storm it's a very common kind of motif that you'll find in urdu poetry

and he says kashtiku so the person is trapped what do they do impending doom let leave the boat the ship in the hands of god god himself is the one who watches over the ship

he says that these waves that are carrying us it is not impossible by god's will that through these waves comes the shore that they take us ashore it's not impossible see faith and resilience it's a very powerful poem incredibly powerful