Ghulam ali :Hijr Ki Rut Rangeen Fizaaein lyrics

"Hijr Ki Rut Rangeen Fizaaein" is a ghazal that deals with the theme of separation, and the longing and sadness that comes with it. The ghazal is written in Urdu, a language spoken in Pakistan and North India, and it uses a range of literary devices such as metaphors, similes and imagery to express the emotions of the singer.

The ghazal starts with the singer describing the changing of seasons and how they remind him of his separation. The autumn season is described as "Hijr ki rut" (season of separation) and the vibrant colors of autumn are compared to the vibrant memories of the past, with the leaves falling, the singer describes the fall of his hopes and dreams. The singer also describes how the cool breeze of the season brings him solace, but also reminds him of his loved one's touch.

The singer also expresses his feeling of loneliness and isolation in his beloved's absence. He describes how the night seems endless and the silence is deafening without her presence. He longs for her touch, her gaze, and her voice. The ghazal brings out the deep emotions of someone who is separated from their loved one, how the world and nature around them serves as a reminder of the emptiness in their life.

The ghazal is a work of art that perfectly captures the emotions of separation, longing and sorrow. Ghulam Ali's powerful voice, accompanied by the harmonious music, creates an atmosphere of melancholic beauty that stays with the listener long after the ghazal has ended.

 In conclusion, "Hijr Ki Rut Rangeen Fizaaein" is a melancholic ghazal by Ghulam Ali that perfectly captures the emotions of separation, longing, and sorrow. The ghazal uses literary devices such as metaphors, similes and imagery to express the emotions of the singer. The ghazal is set to a melodious tune that perfectly complements the emotive lyrics, making it an unforgettable listening experience. Ghulam Ali's powerful voice and emotional delivery makes this ghazal one of his most popular and enduring works. It's a beautiful representation of the deep emotions that come with separation and longing and it still resonates with people today.