#Gul Ahmad

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sunā hai log use aañkh bhar ke dekhte haiñ

so us ke shahr meñ kuchh din theher ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai rabt hai us ko ḳharāb-hāloñ se

so apne aap ko barbād kar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai dard kī gāhak hai chashm-e-nāz us kī

so ham bhī us kī galī se guzar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai us ko bhī hai sher o shā.irī se shaġhaf

so ham bhī mo.ajize apne hunar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai bole to bātoñ se phuul jhadte haiñ

ye baat hai to chalo baat kar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai raat usey chāñd taktā rahtā hai

sitāre bām-e-falak se utar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai din ko usey titliyāñ satātī haiñ

sunā hai raat ko jugnū theher ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai hashr haiñ us kī ġhazāl sī āañkheiñ

sunā hai us ko hiran dasht bhar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai raat se badh kar haiñ kākuleñ us kī

sunā hai shaam ko saaye guzar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai us kī siyah-chashmagī qayāmat haiñ

so us ko surma-farosh aah bhar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai us ke laboñ se gulāb jalte haiñ

so ham bahār pe ilzām dhar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai aa.ina timsāl hai jabīñ us kī

jo saada dil haiñ usey ban-sañvar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai jab se hamā.il haiñ us kī gardan meiñ

mizāj aur hī laal o guhar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai chashm-e-tasavvur se dasht-e-imkāñ meiñ

palañg zāviye us kī kamar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai us ke badan kī tarāsh aisī hai

ki phuul apnī qabā.eñ katar ke dekhte haiñ

vo sarv-qad hai magar be-gul-e-murād nahīñ

ki us shajar pe shagūfe samar ke dekhte haiñ

bas ik nigāh se luTtā hai qāfila dil kā

so rah-ravān-e-tamannā bhī dar ke dekhte haiñ

sunā hai us ke shabistāñ se muttasil hai bahisht

makīñ udhar ke bhī jalve idhar ke dekhte haiñ

ruke to gardisheñ us kā tavāf kartī haiñ

chale to us ko zamāne theher ke dekhte haiñ

kise nasīb ki be-pairahan usey dekhe

kabhī kabhī dar o dīvār ghar ke dekhte haiñ

kahāniyāñ hī sahī sab mubālġhe hī sahī

agar vo ḳhvāb hai tābīr kar ke dekhte haiñ

ab us ke shahr meiñ thehreñ ki kuch kar jaaen

'farāz' aao sitāre safar ke dekhte haiñ

— Ahmad Faraz.

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Dukhtar (Afia Nathaniel, 2014)

Cast: Samiyah Mumtaz, Mohib Mirza, Saleha Aref, Asif Khan, Ajab Gul, Samina Ahmad, Adnan Shah, Abdullah Jaan, Omair Rana. Screenplay: Afia Nathaniel. Cinematography: Najaf Bilgrami, Armughan Hassan. Production design: Nauman Kashif. Film editing: Armughan Hassan, Afia Nathaniel, Lee Percy. Music: Sahir Ali Bagga, Peter Nashel. 

Dukhtar takes place where tourists fear to tread: the mountainous parts of northern Pakistan. But it's not a film about inter-religious strife or terrorism, except for the kind of emotional terrorism that results from the conflict between ancient tribalism and the modern world. The "daughter" of the film's title -- in the opening credits the Urdu word "dukhtar" morphs into the English equivalent -- is Zainab (Saleha Aref), a bright girl on the verge of puberty, whom we see in a charming scene early in the film trying to teach her mother, Allah Rakhi (Samiya Mumtaz), some of the English that she has learned at school. But Zainab's education is about to be threatened: Her father, the tribal chief Daulat Khan (Asif Khan), is trying to put an end to the longstanding blood feud with a rival tribe led by Tor Gul (Abdullah Jan). They come to a deal: The feud will end if Daulat Khan will give his daughter in marriage to the elderly Tor Gul. But Allah Rakhi, who as a girl was married to Daulat Khan in a similar arrangement, doesn't want to see her daughter condemned to the same kind of life. She takes Zainab and flees. Along the way she persuades a young truck driver, Sohail (Mohib Mirza), to give them a lift. He takes them, after several narrow escapes, to his home in the mountains and finally to crowded and busy Lahore, where Allah Rakhi is to meet with her mother, whom she hasn't seen since her marriage. Afia Nathaniel's screenplay is a bit on the formulaic side: We've seen many versions of this flight-and-pursuit road movie, and her film contains all of the usual close calls and missed connections we've come to expect. The movie gets its life and an appearance of freshness from the performances. Saleha Aref invests Zainab with the awkwardness and rebellion that you'd expect from a girl her age, Samiya Mumtaz is convincingly both fierce and tender, and the chemistry that develops between her character and Mohib Mirza's is convincing. Even better, the cinematography by Armughan Hassan is superb, from the sweeping spectacle of the mountain background to the rich use of color. The film departs from the conventions of its genre with an ambiguous ending, which points up the difficulty of trying to force real-life concerns like tribalism and the status of women into a movie formula: Neither a traditional happy ending nor a bleak triumph of the status quo would have felt right. Dukhtar is Nathaniel's first feature, and it shows more than just promise.

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na harif-e-jaan na sharik-e-gham shab-e-intizar koi to ho

kise bazm-e-shauq mein laen hum dil-e-be-qarar koi to ho

kise zindagi hai aziz ab kise aarzu-e-shab-e-tarab

magar ai nigar-e-wafa talab tera e'tibar koi to ho

kahin tar-e-daman-e-gul mile to ye man len ki chaman khile

ki nishan fasl-e-bahaar ka sar-e-shakh-sar koi to ho

ye udas udas se baam o dar ye ujar ujar si rah-guzar

chalo hum nahin na sahi magar sar-e-ku-e-yar koi to ho

- Ahmad Faraz

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Mehboob Ahmad

𝗠𝗲𝗵𝗯𝗼𝗼𝗯 𝗔𝗵𝗺𝗮𝗱: 𝗔 𝗿𝗮𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗵𝗼𝗽𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗥𝗮𝗷𝗮𝗻𝗽𝘂𝗿

Born on January 1, 2003 in the beautiful town of Rajanpur, Mehboob TreChrii Area, Mehboob Ahmad is emerging as a beacon of hope and inspiration for his community. Their journey is a testament to resilience, community spirit, and commitment to promoting positive change.

𝗘𝗮𝗿𝗹𝘆 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗥𝗼𝗼𝘁𝘀 Mehboob Ahmad's roots are deeply rooted in the soil of Rajanpur, a city known for its rich cultural heritage. Growing up in an ordinary family, he imbibed the values of compassion, respect and a strong work ethic that would shape his future endeavors.

𝗘𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁: From an early age, Mehboob showed keen interest in education. His educational journey started at the local school, GPS Gul Khan Trechry, and later attended the Government High School Wang, Government Higher Secondary School, Kot Mithan, where he excelled not only in intellectual ability but also in Also a passion for learning that would later drive his community-focused initiatives.

𝗣𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗔𝗱𝘃𝗼𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗲: Mehboob Ahmed's heart beats for the welfare of Rajanpur. Engaging in various community projects, he emerged as a passionate advocate for issues ranging from education and healthcare to environmental sustainability. His hands-on style and unwavering determination earned him attention and respect.

𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲𝘀: One of Mehboob's outstanding strengths is his ability to find innovative solutions to local challenges. Whether it's leveraging technology for community development or taking the initiative to solve pressing problems, she has demonstrated a forward-thinking approach that resonates with her peers.

𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗽: As Mehboob Ahmad continued to make important contributions, he gained recognition for his leadership qualities. Local organizations and community leaders have appreciated his dedication, and he has become a role model for the youth of Rajanpur.

𝗔𝘀𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗙𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗚𝗼𝗮𝗹𝘀: Mehboob Ahmad envisions a Rajanpur of the future where opportunities abound, and every resident has access to quality education and healthcare. His ambitions include creating platforms for skill development, promoting entrepreneurship, and contributing to the overall development of his hometown.

𝙍𝙚𝙨𝙪𝙡𝙩 The story of Mehboob Ahmad is the story of a young person's determination to make a positive impact. Born in Rajanpur, he is a source of inspiration for those around him. As they continue their journey, Mehboob is dedicated to building a brighter and more prosperous future for Rajanpur and its residents.

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Pakistani Clothing Near Me

Avoiding Buyer's Remorse: What to Watch Out for When Buying Pakistani Clothes

Has this ever happened to you? You search for the best Pakistani clothes near me store, find the perfect outfit, and buy it, only to realize later that it wasn't what you expected. This feeling of regret, known as buyer's remorse, can be especially frustrating when buying Pakistani clothes. 

With so many options and cultural nuances to consider, making mistakes is easy. However, with a few precautions, you can avoid buyer's remorse and ensure you get the best value for your money. Here are some things to watch out for when buying Pakistani clothes:

i. Fabric Quality

One of the most important factors to consider when buying Pakistani clothes is the quality of the fabric. Pakistani clothing is known for its rich colors and intricate designs, but the beauty of the garment can be easily compromised if the fabric is of poor quality. 

Check the label and feel the fabric before making a purchase. Look for fabrics that are durable and have a good weight to them. Avoid too thin fabrics, as they may be prone to tearing or may not hold up well over time.

ii. Authenticity

Another thing to watch out for when buying Pakistani clothes is authenticity. Pakistani clothing is often imitated, and knockoff versions of popular designs can be found in many stores. To avoid buying counterfeit clothing, look for signs of authenticity, such as the designer's or brand's name, a certificate of authenticity, or a trademark symbol. Also, be wary of low prices, as these can be a red flag for counterfeit products.

iii. Sizing

Sizing is another important factor to consider when buying Pakistani clothes. Pakistani sizing can differ from standard sizing in other parts of the world, so it's important to check the size chart before purchasing.

Additionally, many Pakistani clothes are designed to be loose-fitting, so make sure to consider this when choosing a size. 

It's always better to buy a slightly larger size and have the garment altered than to buy a size that is too small and be unable to wear the outfit comfortably.

iv. Cultural Sensitivity

Cultural traditions often inspire Pakistani clothing, and it's important to be sensitive to these cultural nuances when buying them. 

Make sure to research the cultural significance of the garment and its design before making a purchase. It can help you to avoid unintentionally appropriating cultural symbols or designs that may be considered offensive.

v. Return Policy

Finally, make sure to check the return policy before buying. It can help to avoid buyer's remorse if the garment doesn't fit or isn't what you expected. 

Some stores may not allow returns on certain items, so it's important to know the store's policy before purchasing.

Where to Buy authentic Pakistani clothes?

Salai Shop is your ultimate destination if you are looking for Pakistani clothing near me center of New York. With a variety of authentic Pakistani designer clothes for men, women, and kids, there is something for everyone. 

Whether you want to shop the latest Gul Ahmad collection or explore Sana Safinaz designs, our Salai Shop has them all!

So visit our store or check out our online collection for the latest Pakistani Clothes Shop Near Me trends.

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na harif-e-jaan na sharik-e-gham shab-e-intizar koi to ho

kise bazm-e-shauq mein laen hum dil-e-be-qarar koi to ho

kise zindagi hai aziz ab kise aarzu-e-shab-e-tarab

magar ai nigar-e-wafa talab tera e'tibar koi to ho

kahin tar-e-daman-e-gul mile to ye man len ki chaman khile

ki nishan fasl-e-bahaar ka sar-e-shaKH-sar koi to ho

ye udas udas se baam o dar ye ujaD ujaD si rah-guzar

chalo hum nahin na sahi magar sar-e-ku-e-yar koi to ho

- ahmad faraz

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NC seeks to expedite probe into Hyderpora encounter, rehabilitation of kin of those killed

NC seeks to expedite probe into Hyderpora encounter, rehabilitation of kin of those killed

Image Source : PTI Srinagar: A security personnel stands guard during a strike called by the Hurriyat Conference to express solidarity with the families of the civilians killed in the Hyderpora encounter earlier this week, in Srinagar, Friday, Nov. 19, 2021.  Highlights An NC delegation visited the families of deceased civilians Altaf Ahmed Dar and Mudassir Gul. The NC leader extended…

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THE GARDEN OF POETRY,EPISODE 12

Firstly Thankyou! you for your immense love and support towards the last blog it's always so fun! to read your comments and suggestions about the blog. So this adventure of mine took me to the most Poetic Place in Delhi which remains hidden from most admirers. So let's explore this place together! I started my journey toward the posh area of Vasant Kunj with these lines of poetry by Ahmad Faraz it goes Search for pearls of loyalty amongst those who are uprooted Maybe you will find these treasures in the ruins of the taverns". with these lines, I started my journey toward the infamous Poetry Garden. As was moving along the street of the prosperous Vasant Vihar I saw this astonishing Graffiti.

I stood there and gazed at the portrait for a minute thinking about the mysterious vibe of the painting. I somehow stopped myself from staring at the portrait and moved forward. With a left turn from Malai Mandir, I arrived at Priya Garden. As I entered the garden a felt a strange smell. A smell of love, beauty, and the past we all have forgotten. As I glanced around the place I saw these beautiful writings by the famous poet on a rock.

These verses were on stone surrounding a luscious tree whose trunk is so entangled in vines that it looks like a sage's knotted hair. I was lost in a world of happiness after reading these lines. They appeared as if these were some clues to an unknown enigma. As I blinked I saw a signboard providing directions to the other parts of the Park. I followed the path toward the historical garden.

The vibes of the place were so pleasant and awesome that it was hard for me to believe that I was really in Delhi. The green silage and the small wooden yoga areas gave the place a new and different outlook. As I moved forward I cannot comprehend what I was looking at....

The place looked so royal and out of the world. The gumbad was shining white with designs made of blue marble and the rest of the structure was made with identical red stone which was used in Lodi structures back in the time. The entrance had a big lock at the main door when I insisted the security guard unlock the place he only allowed me to enter on the condition that I would not click any pictures. The monument was tremendous from the inside it also had a small mosque attached to it.

(View of the Park from the monument)

As I was leaving the place I saw a place out of the normal. It looked a bit different from the surrounding area. When I went a bit forward I sensed a strange beauty coming from the place.

As I was trying to know about the area I saw a sign which said POETRY GARDEN. I got excited after reading that I was standing in the main Poetry Garden! I continued reading the board it further said that the four stones in the garden contain verses from two of the most renowned Tughlaq era Persian poets namely Amir Khusrau and Hafez, to create harmony and a symphony of songs. Lyrics that are dedicated to the glory of bountiful nature, and sing the praise of spectacular tres. As I read these lines I jumped from my cycle to read the poems.

For the admirers, the poems were written in 3 languages Hindi, English, and Urdu. And trust me each of the poems where so beautiful and unique that it made me wonder how the garden might have looked back then when these poems dedicated to the garden might have been written. The Poetry Garden was situated at the axis, which Inconspicuously connects the Baradari and the mosque. Just like Naubagh which was originally laid by the Mughals.

As I was admiring the place saw this open theatre in the middle of the grassland which resembled the amphitheater found in the gardens of the modern Western world.

The amphitheater perfect was a perfect place to sit and hear yourself contemplating in unison with time. It was named "Gulzar" to keep the cultural ethos of Bagh-e-Bahaar intact, which is filled with references to springtime, trees, flowers, and mellow fruitfulness. In Persian, flowers are called 'Gul', and hence a flower garden is termed as 'Gulshan' or 'Gulistan' 'Gulzar' in that sense, would stand for a place, which is rich with joyful excess.

I also noticed that many trees in the park were of the Amaltas. They lay a carpet of yellow flowers on the ground, when in full bloom, and create the magnificent ethos of springtime. I somehow managed to come back from this magical place and returned home here is a video about the place.

According to my research Bagh-e-Bahaar Situated in Vasant Vihar, in an area spreading over 18 hectares, this garden was laid out by Firuz Shah Tughlaq (1309-1388), in a 12-hectare area of the same lie remains of the garden originally laid. Most constructive of all Sultans. Firuz Shah is known for establishing cities and citadels like Firozabad, Kotla, and Hisar Firoza, as well as digging grand canals like Ulugh Khani and Razali. His biographer Afif notes in Tarikh-i-Firuzshahi that, Sultan had laid out or resurrected some 1500 gardens in Delhi and its close vicinity. Firuz had a liking for fruit gardens or orchards, and his gardens would also cultivate grapes among other fruits. This is the last surviving garden of those 1500 baghs that the Sultan had laid. Persian literature celebrates gardens earthly as representation of Paradise. The very first Mughal Garden of India, laid by Babur in Agra, is called Hasht-Bahisht and the word Bahisht itself stands for the Paradise.This was much before the Taj Mahal or the Humayun's Tomb which now stand splendid as examples of Tomb Gardens. The design schemecreates a Charbagh for the Tomb and the Baradari. A small water feature, reminiscent of water channels, is neatly tucked in the geometry. The axes of the Charbagh are complemented entirely by the entrances towards the Poorvi Marg and Basant Lok Complex. So with that, I end this blog of my marvelous adventure to the infamous Poetry Garden.

Until next time with love

Aryan Sachdeva

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tu nahi toh yeh bahaar kya bahaar hai

gul nahi khile ke tera intezaar hai

Past the edge of cold winter,until the spring day comes again,until the flowers bloom,please stay there a while longer Please stay

1. dil tadap tadap ke by lata mangeshkar ; 2.ranjish hi sahi by ahmad faraz 3. spring day by BTS ; 4. neele neele ambar par by kishore kumar

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Gul Ahmad, a survivor of the recent earthquake in Gyan district of Paktika province, Afghanistan. ‘I Survived’ is the title of a series of portraits that I photographed in Gayan district of Paktika Province just a couple of days after the horrific earthquake that took the lives of over 1000 of my countrymen. This is my personal tribute to honor their lives and to celebrate the lives of all the survivors. You too can share this photo with your own message. #Paktika #Afghanistan Photo & words by Nadir Naim @nadnaim_photography #everydayafghanistan #portrait #photography #afghan #everydayeverywhere #earthquake #catastrophe #afghanboy #survivors #everydaypaktika #eyes #blue #portraitphotography #everydayasia #documentary #afghanpeople (at Gayan, Paktika, Afghanistan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Che-G21tO_m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Man of the match and Summary – PSL 2021, Peshawar Zalmi vs Karachi Kings, Eliminator 1

Match: PSZ vs KRK, Eliminator 1, Pakistan Super League 2021

Date: Tuesday, June 22, 2021

Time: 12:00 AM (Jun 22)

Venue: Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

Peshawar Zalmi Squad:

Kamran Akmal (wk), Wahab Riaz (c), Hazratullah Zazai, Imam-ul-Haq, Shoaib Malik, Rovman Powell, Sherfane Rutherford, Umaid Asif, Abrar Ahmed, Waqar Salamkheil, Sameen Gul, Haider Ali, Mohammad Irfan, David Miller, Fabian Allen, Mohammad Imran, Fidel Edwards, Amad Butt, Bismillah Khan, Mohammad Aamir Khan

Karachi Kings Squad:

Chadwick Walton (wk), Imad Wasim (c), Sharjeel Khan, Babar Azam, Martin Guptill, Najibullah Zadran, Danish Aziz, Mohammad Ilyas, Noor Ahmad, Mohammad Amir, Arshad Iqbal, Abbas Afridi, Thisara Perera, Waqas Maqsood, Aamer Yamin, Zeeshan Malik, Mohammad Abbas, Mohammad Haris, Qasim Akram

Who will won the match, Man of the match and get Summary update criclysis.com

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Here are the top 500 Indian Names!

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1. Top 500 Indian Names for girls

Abha — Splendor, light

Aditi — Boundless, freedom

Aisha — Alive

Aishwarya — Prosperity, wealth

Akanksha — Desire, wish

Amala — Clean, pure

Amandeep — Peace

Amardeep — Immortal, light

Amarjeet — Immortal, victory

Anima — Minuteness

Anisha — Nightless, sleepless

Anjali — Salutation

Aparajita — Unconquered

Aparna — Leafless

Apurva — New, unpreceded

Aradhana — Worship

Archana — Praisin

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arushi — Hitting, killing

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asha — Wish, desire, hope

Avani — Earth

Azra — Virgin

Bala — Young

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bhavana — Producing, manifesting.

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandra — Moon

Devi — Goddess

Devika — Little goddess.

Diksha — Preparation for a religious ceremony

Dipa — Light, light

Dipali — Row of lamps

Dipti — Brightness, light

Disha — Region, direction

Divya — Divine, heavenly

Diya — lamp, light

Drishti — Sight

Durga — Unattainable

Esha — Desire, wish

Ezhil — Beauty

Fariha — Happy

Gauri — White

Gita — Song

Grishma — Summer

Gul — Flower, rose

Gulbadan — Having a body like a rose

Gulrukh — Rose faced

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Friend

Hema — Golden

Ila — Earth, speech

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indira — Beauty

Indrani — Queen of Indra

Indu — Bright drop

Indumathi — Full moon

Isha — Master

Ishani — Ruling, possessing

Ishita — Supremacy

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Jaya — Victory

Jayashri — Goddess of victory

Jyoti — Light

Jyotsna — Moonlight

Kajal — Lotion for the eyes

Kala — Art form, virtue

Kali — The black one

Kalpana — Imagining, fantasy

Kalyani — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamakshi — Love, desire

Kamala — Lotus

Kamani — Desirable

Kanchana — Golden

Kanta — Desire, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karishma — Miracle

Kashi — Shining

Kaur — Princess

Kavita — Poem

Khurshid — Shining sun

Khushi — Happiness

Kiran — Dust

Kirtida — One who bestows fame

Laboni — Beauty, loveliness, charm

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lalita — Playful, charming, desirable

Lata — Vine, creeping plant

Lavanya — Beauty, grace

Lila — Play, amusement

Lilavati — Amusing, charming, graceful

Lina — Absorbed, united

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhur — Sweet

Madhuri — Sweetness

Mala — Necklace

Malati— Jasmine

Malani — Fragrant

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manjeet — Victory, conquering

Manju — Lovely, beautiful

Manjula — Pleasing, beautiful

Manjusha — Small box, small chest

Maya — Illusion

Mina — Fish

Minali — Fish catcher

Mira — Sea, ocean

Mitra — Friend

Mohini — Infatuating

Mridula — Soft, delicate, gentle

Mukta — Liberated, set free

Nalini — Lotus

Namrata — Bowing, humility

Nandita — Joy

Nasim — breeze

Nasrin — Wild rose

Navdeep — New, fresh

Navneet — Eternal

Neha — Love, tenderness

Nida — Call, proclaim

Nikita — House, habitation

Nila — Dark blue

Nirupama — Unequaled, matchless

Nisha — Night

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitika — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Padmini — Many lotuses

Parvati — Of the mountains

Prachi — Eastern, ancient

Pratibha — Light, splendor, intelligence

Pratima — Image, likeness, reflection

Pritha — The palm of the hand

Priti — Pleasure, joy, love

Priya — Beloved

Priyanka — Agreeable, amiable

Puja — Honor, worship

Purnima — Full moon

Pushpa — Flower

Rachana — Creation, preparation

Radha — Success

Rajani — The dark one

Rajkumari — Princess

Rajni — Queen

Rani — Queen

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight

Rati — Rest, pleasure

Ratna — jewel, treasure

Reshmi — Silk

Reva — One that moves

Richa — Praise, verse, sacred text

Rina — Melted

Ritka — Movement, stream, brass

Ritu — Season, period

Riya — Singer

Roshan — Light, bright

Roshni — Light, brightness

Rupa — Shape, form

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sabeen — Follower of another religion

Saira — Traveler

Sakshi — Witness

Sandhya — Twilight

Sanjana — Uniting, joining

Saraswati — Possessing water

Sarita — Flowing

Savitri — Relating to the sun

Shabnam — Dew

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shailaja — Daughter of the mountain

Shakti — Power

Shakuntala — Bird

Shanta — Pacified, Calm

Shanti — Quiet, peace, tranquility

Sharmila — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shikha — Crest, peak

Shila — Conduct, disposition, character

Shivali — Beloved of Shiva

Shobha — Brilliance

Shreya — Superior, best

Shweta — White

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Siddhi — Accomplishment, success, attainment

Sima — Boundary, limit

Sita — Furrow

Sitara — Star

Sneha — Love, tenderness

Sona — Gold

Sonal — Good color

Sonam — Virtuous

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sulabha — Easy, simple, natural

Sultana — Ruler

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumati — Wise, good mind

Sunita — Well-conducted, wise

Suniti — Good conduct

Sushila — Good-tempered, well-disposed

Swapna — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tanu — Slender

Tanvi — Slender woman

Tara — Star

Tejal — Brilliance, splendor

Thamarai — Lotus

Trishna — Thirst, desire

Uma — Flax

Upasana — Worship, devotion

Urvi — Wide

Uttara — North

Vaishnavi — Belonging to Vishnu

Varsha — Rain

Vasuda — Granting wealth

Vasudha — Producer of wealth

Vasundhara — Possessor of wealth

Veda — Knowledge

Vidya — Knowledge, science, learning

Vijaya — Victory

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Abbas — Austere

Abdul — Servant of the powerful

Abhay — Fearless

Abhijit — Victorious

Abhilash — Desire, wish

Abhinav — Young, fresh

Abhishek — Anointing

Adil — Fair, honest

Aditya — Belonging to Aditi

Adnan — Settler

Agni — Fire

Ahmad — More commendable

Ajay — Unconquered

Ajit — Invincible

Akash — Open space

Akbar — Greater, greatest

Akhil — Whole, complete

Akshay — Undecaying

Ali — Lofty, sublime

Amandeep — Lamp, light

Amar — Immortal

Amardeep — Immortal

Amarjeet — Victory, conquering

Amin — Truthful

Amir — Commander, prince

Amit — Immeasurable, infinite

Amitabh — Immeasurable splendor

Amrit — Immortal

Anand — Happiness, bliss

Anbu — Love

Anik — Army

Aniket — Homeless

Anil — Air, wind

Aniruddha — Unobstructed, Ungovernable

Anish — Supreme, paramount

Ankit — Marked

Ankur — Sapling

Anuj — Born later, younger

Anup — Watery

Anupam — Incomparable, matchless

Apurva — Upreceded, new

Aravind — Lotus

Arif — Learned, expert

Arijit — Conquering enemies

Aritra — Propelling

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asad — Lion

Ashwin — Possessed of horses

Asim — Boundless, limitless

Aswathi — Sacred fig tree

Avinash — Indestructible

Azad — Free

Azhar — Shining, bright

Aziz — Powerful, respected, beloved

Babur — Tiger

Bala — Young

Balakrishna — Strength, might

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bilal — Wetting, moistening

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandan — Sandalwood

Chandra — Moon

Chandrakant — Beloved by the moon

Chetan — Visible, conscious, soul

Chiranjvi — Long-lived

Darshan — Seeing, observing, understanding

Dayaram — Compassion of Rama

Dev — God

Devadas — Servant of the gods

Dhananjay — Winning wealth

Dharma — Law, duty, virtue

Dhaval — Dazzling white

Durai — Chief, leader

Durga — Unattainable

Eshil — Beauty

Farhan — Happy, cheerful

Farid — Unique, precious

Ghulam — Servant boy

Govinda — Cow finder

Gul — Flower, rose

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Teacher, guru

Hardeep — Lamp, light

Hari — Brown, yellow, tawny

Harsha — Happiness

Harshad — Happiness

Harshal — Happiness

Hasan — Handsome

Hassan — Improver

Imtiyaz — Distinction

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indra — Possessing drops of rain

Indrajit — Conquerer of Indra

Isha — Master, lord

Jagit — World, universe

Jahangir — World conqueror

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Javed — Eternal

Jaya — Victory

Jayanta — Victorious

Jayendra — Lord of victory

Jayesh — Lord of victory

Jaywant — Possessing victory

Jitendra — Conqueror of Indra

Jyoti — Light

Kailash — Crystal

Kali — The black one

Kalyan — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamala — Lotus

Kanta — Desired, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karan — Clever, skillful

Kavi — Wise man, sage, poet

Khan — King, ruler

Khurshd — Shining sun

Kiran — Dust, thread, sunbeam

Kishor — Colt

Krishna — Black, dark

Kshitij — Born of the earth

Kuldeep — Lamp, light

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lal — Boy

Lochan — The eye

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhukar — Bee, honey-maker

Madhur — Sweet

Mahendra — Great

Mahmud — Praiseworthy

Mamun — Trustworthy

Manas — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mani — Jewel

Maninder — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manish — Thought, wisdom

Manjeet — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manu — Thinking, wise

Maqsud — Intention, aim

Maruf — Favor, kindness

Mayur — Peacock

Mitra — Friend

Mitul — Measured

Mohandas — Servant of Mohana

Muhammad — Praiseworthy

Mukul — Bud, blossom

Murad — Wish, desire

Murali – Flute

Murugan — Youth

Nadim — Drinking companion

Nagendra — Lord of snakes

Nanda — Joy

Narayana — Path of man

Narendra — Lord of men

Nasim — Breeze

Navdeep — Lamp, light

Navin — New

Navneet — New, fresh

Nikhil — Whole, entire

Nilam — Dark blue, sapphire

Ninad — Sound, hum

Niraj — Water-born

Nirav — Quiet, silent

Nirmal — Clean, pure

Nishant — Night’s end, dawn

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitin — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Pallav — Budding leaf

Parminder — Highest, best

Partha — Son of Pritha

Prabhat — Shining forth, morning

Prabhu — Mighty, powerful, master

Prabodh — Awakening

Pradip — Light, lantern

Prakash — Light, bright, shining

Pran — Breath

Pranay — Leader, guidance, love

Prasad — Brightness, clearness, graciousness

Prasanna — Clear, bright, tranquil

Prasenjit — Conqueror of an expert army

Pratap — Heat, splendor, glory

Pratik — Look, appearance

Pravin — Skilled

Prem — Love, affection

Punit — Cleaned, purified

Qasim — Share, Divide

Radha — Success

Rafiq — Friend, gentle

Raghu — Swift

Rahul — Able, efficient

Raj — Empire, royalty

Raja — King, ruler

Rajani — The dark one

Rajendra — Lord of kings

Rajesh — Ruler of kings

Rajib — Striped

Rajnish — Lord of the night

Rakesh — Lord of the full moon

Rama — Pleasing, beautiful

Ramachandra — Moon

Rana — King

Ranjit — Colored, pleased, delighted

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight, rope

Ratna — Jewel, treasure

Ravi — Sun

Ravindra — Lord of the sun

Rishi — Sage, poet

Rohan — Ascending

Rohit — Red

Roshan — Light, bright

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sachin — True, real

Samir — Wind, air

Sandip — Blazing

Sanjit — Complete victory

Sanjiv — Living, reviving

Saral — Straight

Sardar — Chief, leader

Sarvesh — Ruler of all

Shahid — Witness

Shahjahan — King of the world

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shahzad — Prince

Shakti — Power

Shandar — Fabulous

Shantanu — Wholesome

Sharif — Eminent, virtous

Sharma — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shekar — Crest, peak

Sher — Lion

Shiva — Benign, kind, auspicious

Shresth — Most excellent, best

Shrinivas — The abode of Shri

Shrivatsa — Beloved of Shri

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Shyamal — Dark, black, blue

Siddhartha — One who has accomplished a goal

Singh — Lion

Sonam — Virtuous

Subhash — Eloquent

Subrahmanya — Good

Sudarshan — Beautiful, good-looking

Sudhir — Good

Suahil — Level, even

Sujay — Great victory

Sukhbir — Pleasant, happy

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sultan — Ruler, king

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumantra — Following good advice

Sumit — Well measured

Sunil — Good

Suraj — Sun

Surendra — Lord of gods

Surya — Sun

Sushila — Good-tempered

Swapan — Sleeping, dreaming

Swapnil — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tamanna — Wish, desire

Tushar — Cold, frost, snow

Uttara — North

Vasu — Bright, excellent

Vijaya — Victory

Vimal — Clean, pure, spotless

Vinay — Leading, guidance, modesty

Vipin — Forest

Vipul — Large, extensive, plenty

Vishal — Wide, broad, spacious

Vishnu — All-pervasive

Vivek — Wisdom, distinction

Yash — Fame, praise, glory

Yasir — To be rich

Zafar — Victory

Zahid — Pious, devout

Zahir — Helper, supporter

Zaman — Time, age, era

Zawar — Pilgrim, visitor

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 Gul Ahmed is a Popular clothing brands of Pakistan. The latest Pre-Fall Collection 2018, bringing a chic appeal to all young girls and women.

Gul Ahmed, famous Pakistan clothing brand, introduces Cambric Collection 2018 and is looking for advance booking of this beautiful clothing.

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  Gul Ahmed PRE-FALL Cambric Collection 2018  Gul Ahmed is a Popular clothing brands of Pakistan. The latest Pre-Fall Collection 2018, bringing a chic appeal to all young girls and women.