Muaafi (or Maafi) is a term in Urdu language that you used for forgiveness. In Urdu and Hindi poetry, this subject has a lot of attention and importance due to its psychological influences among human lives. In the daily matters of life, everybody commit mistakes. A famous poem “To Err Is Man” remind us that if a person doesn’t do errors in his life, he might not learn something new. That is why, errors should not be discouraged. However, one should learn from the mistakes and try not to repeat them in future. When we come to the Urdu Poetry, we can see that various Pakistan and Indian poets have written a lot of couplets and verses about the topic of feeling sorry or saying “I’ sorry to someone”. Most of the times, they are addressing to lovers or beloved. But, we can take these ashaar of Urdu shayari as an example and use them universally. In the upcoming lines, we will be reading best Urdu sher to forgive someone.
2 Lines Best Urdu Poetry on Forgiveness
mu.aafii aur itnii sii KHataa par
sazaa se kaam chal jaataa hamaaraa
SHARIQ KAIFI
darguzar jitnaa kiyaa hai vahii kaafii hai mujhe
ab tujhe qatl bhii kar duu.n to mu.aafii hai mujhe
JAWAD SHEIKH
mai.n mu.aafii to use de duu.n magar sach ye hai
jhuuT har rishte kii buniyaad hilaa detaa hai
FARIHA NAQVI
tum ho mujrim ham hai.n mulzim chalo nayaa insaaf kare.n
tum bhii hame.n mu.aafii de do ham bhii tumhe.n mu.aaf kare.n
SARDAR PANCHHI
ham kisii bhii taur us ko saath rakhnaa chaahte the
ham ne mu.aafii maa.ng lii aise ki jaise ham Galat the
ANKIT MAURYA
Maafi (Muaafi) Pe Urdu Shayari
tauba kii naazisho.n pe sitam Dhaa ke pii gayaa
”pii”! us ne jab kahaa to mai.n ghabraa ke pii gayaa
EHSAN DANISH
tauba kaa yahii vaqt hai kyaa soch rahe ho
sajde me.n jabiino.n ko jhukaa kyuu.n nahii.n dete
IQBAL AZEEM
mai.n sharmsaar hu.aa apne aap se phir bhii
qubuul kii hii nahii.n mai.n ne ma.azarat apnii
ANJUM SALEEMI
ma.azarat chaahte hai.n milne se
yaad aayaa hu.aa hai aaj ko.ii
MANSOOR FAAIZ
ko.ii malaal ab bhii aashkaar ho to ma.azarat
nigaah aap se gila-guzaar ho to ma.azarat
ABEERA AHMAD
I’m Sorry in Urdu Ghazal (Maafi)
Have you ever read Mirza Ghalib’s and Mir Taqi Mir’s classical Urdu ghazals about muaafi? They are full of emotional touch when it comes to forgiving someone or seeking forgiveness from God. The classical metaphors of famous poet Momin Khan as well as of Bahadur Shah Zafar has imprinted a long lasting effect on the pages of immortal literature of subcontinent. In the classics of literature, when somebody want to say “Mujhe Maaf Kar Do”, he has a vibrant options to say this phrase through the couplets available in classical ghazals about sorry.
But, on the other hand, the modern Urdu poetry which also include azaad and nasri nazm (unmetered poems), is full of tones. There are tashbeehat and isteaaraat for you to pronounce with joy and think in the depth of forgiveness and its implementation in your real life. The poetic lines we went through in previous lines, every couplet was full of ambition, joy, love, sadness as well as the guilt of mistakes which were intended to be resolved and forgiveness was asked with the hope of acceptance. These are the verses that our youngsters are using on Instagram status, WhatsApp status and messages, Facebook post and stories with photos to say their heart’s words to their relatives.
Conclusion
Finally, the provided poetry in Urdu language about maafi has a unique and fantastic taste. The readers of Urdu and Hindi literature remember the heights of emotions poured in the words for saying and feeling sorry about mistakes. That is why, one should select the best heart touching Urdu Poetry ashaar and copy them into their notes as saved for using whenever needed. If your Maafi (Sorry / Forgiveness) is coming from truthiness of heart and trustworthiness of words, then you will not feel any guilt.
