#for everyone who can read urdu

[khudrang]

The shutter sound snaps and captures the linear streams of golden drenching the luscious green in an almost palpable sheen, reminding me of the treacles of honey being deposited on awaiting squares of flakiness. The scenery mimics my iris, where I let it linger for a little longer. Walking into the room, the dreary does not pass my sensibilities, and I step back out to let the warm currents pierce me once again. 

The following day, my fortune takes a bow and I visit a dwelling that itself dwelled in my heart since I was child. My heart skips a beat upon witnessing it in its full glory; perhaps it went back to the time the residence took foundation. The red tiled roof against the bleach white walls, like the dusk bleeding its farewell on a blanket of fresh snow. Creepers mark the path, and the rows of petaled jewels usher me into that archive of an abode. Stepping in, I’m first greeted with the scent of limestone, followed by a waft of jasmine, perhaps from the incense, perhaps from the silver braid of the woman of the house. The space is suspended in a time before, and I can feel myself regress to a cooler summer with every passing second. The shelves around the room are chock full of reminders; reminders to hone, reminders to seek, reminders of benevolence, reminders of spirit, reminders of patronage, reminders to create, and reminders of decay. Each merchandise on those stone shelves loudly boasted of its fineness; the meticulously weaved threads, the highly refined and finished edges, the laboriously carved impressions, the tanned leather beaming with its glossy surface. If you kneeled closer to the ground, however, perhaps to feel strands of a bamboo basket on your fingertips, you would hear the quiet pleas running through these prideful declarations; the plea to be saved from extinction. 

A tinkering from the adjacent room grabs my attention, and I float towards it as if in a state of hypnosis. My eyes bear witness to a figment of my imagination; the sunrays from yesterday tip their hats through the windows near the ceiling, greeting me once again in an unbending, militant fashion. They lay to rest, as if spent from their journey of lightyears, on the glorious wooden swing that resides in the middle of the room like an unyielding but nurturing patriarch. Two hangings of earth lamps flank the swing and sway lightly in the breeze entering the room, making that soft tinkling noise, mimicking the rightly analogous fireflies. There is a painting of an infantile holy figure on the left wall, its blue striking against the copper lap that is perched right above it. 

As I was leaving, I noticed another characteristic of houses from the bygone era: the high ceilings, which make anyone standing under them feel invincible, make them feel as tall as the walls themselves, and offer them plenty of space to explore and make mistakes. It is exactly the kind of place tradition and heritage would prosper in. While I walked out with my arms full of many commodities, I also walked out with a lingering question; these symbols of craftsmanship that will now adorn my bookshelf, that adorn the dresser of another, and that adorned the rooms of that fantastic house, will they get lost in time or passed down with it? Do they represent the time gone, or how it stands still while the world goes by?

@hindumyththoughts (since you asked to be a part of my taglist :D)

[metamatar]

In the West, poetry is written primarily for the afficionado, often other poets. In recent years, I can think of very few poets whose work is on everyone's lips. Perhaps Maya Angelou comes close, maybe Dr. Seuss.

But in Indian culture the situation is different. Tagore's poems - not only his songs, but the words themselves - are known to even the illiterate. Poetry is mass culture.

So it was with Faiz, and before him, Iqbal. Lazard writes:

When he read at a musha'ira, in which poets contended in recitations, fifty thousand people and more gathered to listen, and to participate. People who barely have an education know Faiz's poetry not only because of the songs using his lyrics but also the poems themselves, without musical accompaniment.

But poetry, in these cultures, as in Palestine, has a wide reach, and becomes an instrument of power. Faiz, Iqbal, and Darwish knew it. Like Tagore, they were not merely poets - they sought to transform society.

In an earlier version of the present introduction, written immediately after Faiz's death, Lazard was more personal, more elegiac:

Once when we were saying good-bye after our time in Honolulu I asked for his address. He told me I really didn't need it. A letter would reach him if I simply sent it to Faiz, Pakistan.

The reason - he had helped found the postal workers union. They were his people. They knew where to find him anytime.

So this is where Faiz came from when we met in Honolulu in the winter of 1979.

(Annual of Urdu Studies, v. 5, 1985 p. 103-110)

text from review by Amit Mukherjee of The true subject: selected poems of Faiz Ahmed Faiz translated by Naomi Lazard

[i-cant-sing]

Would you ever do a yandere oc based on an urdu male lead? Maybe even with a foreigner reader learning his culture as an overseas worker?

-Thank you for reading!

OFCCCCC!!! Okay so I'm thinking of 2 Pakistani men, and these guys are bffs. OC #1 is a handsome dude that was born with a silver spoon, lives in a big ass haveli (or mansion. Just Google it) with his family- his parents and 3 brothers and he's the youngest and most loved of them all. This OC (I can't decide what job he has, so I'll leave it to u guys to vote on) is either going to be a business man who inherits his father's company, OR he can be a lawyer (very successful). OC #1 appears to be a cocky and overconfident, PLAYER who has the best luck but he's actually really hardworking and smart and was on the Dean's valedictorian list, he just doesn't take life too seriously. Hes very charming and charismatic and everyone wants to either be with him or BE HIM. His carefree attitude is often mistaken as him not being serious in any aspect of his life- be it love or career. But that's totally not true. He's worked hard for everything in life, and he may date a lot of people but he always makes sure that his dates know from day 1 that he's not serious about them. That it's just a fling.

OC #2 is a guy who's dark and brooding, completely opposite of sunshine OC #1. It's a mystery how the two ended up as best friends (OC#1 met OC#2 in kindergarten and demanded to be friends with him. #2 said no at first, but quickly came to realise that #1 was a true friend when he'd always share his lunch with him because #2 was dirt poor). This oc was basically very poor and had to work very hard from a very young age if he ever hoped to support his single mother(who he loves very much). His IQ? ITS 192. He's very intelligent, but still sort of keeps to himself, low key comes off as rude because of how quiet he is, seems and sometimes is least interested in other people (but that doesn't mean he doesn't notice them. He remembers everything). Growing up, his only friend has been OC #1, who he likes to pretend is a nuisance but he actually cares about him, especially because OC #1's family even treated him as their own. The two of them always did everything together, even applied to the same schools and would always have a friendly competition among themselves (no one else could even imagine to compete wuth them because theyd 1000% lose). OC #2 is very prideful and he never accepted charities, not even from his bff, was the valedictorian of his college (he was the top student in every institute he ever went to, and always got the first position in every exam he took). Not only is he academically very smart, but he's also very good in sports. So he's an all rounder. His job (again u guys have to decide) could be either business man (he started his own tech company.) Or he could be a lawyer (to fight injustice with his bff) OR he could be a SPY!

So basically, the story would go like Y/n coming into their life and yknow the basics- she's not fawning over them, is smart and independent, feminine and just like best girl everr. Anyways, the of them fall for her simultaneously, but you are the one thing that neither of them will ever compromise on, AND DONT BRING UP "SHARING YOU" they will actually murder whoever brings up the idea because monogamy is a big thing among these men (unless ur a Muslim guy, u can technically marry 4 women, but most don't opt to because they're very possessive and also the INFLATION???) Both of them are very possessive and are keeping tabs on you at all times.

Names for OC #1: Zulfiqar, Halim, Ibrahim, Ali Asghar, Haroon

Names for OC #2: Hashim, Mahir, Mehmet

Okay so help me choose their careers and names! And feel free to send asks for them. I'll answer them.

[siriusblack-the-third]

I really loved that Marauders Dark Academia post <333 I was wondering if you have any other Indian James Potter headcanons? About him or his family etc

Ohhhhh i have sO. MANY.

He does that thing where you slurp chai, click your tongue and say 'haaaaa!' Sirius and Remus give him so much shit for it for the first couple months, but then they start doing it and Peter finds it annoying and suddenly everyone in Gryffindor is being subjected to extremely exaggerated 'haaaaa!'s

He absolutely loathes it when people say British food tastes good. He gets into so many arguments with Peter about it because "come on, mate, that's the sweetest chai my mother makes, she's even skipped the ginger, how do you find it spicy?* "It has cinnamon, Jamie." "Cinnamon is fucking sweet, you little—"

He's obsessed with literature and poetry. Like, even obsessed is a mild word. People think Remus is the type to read books but no, wolf boy over there wouldn't touch a book if he didn't abso-fucking-lutely need to. James is the real bookworm— he got it from his Baba, who waxed poetic about Rabindranath Thakur and Vivekananda and Ghalib and Faiz Ahmad Faiz and told James that their writing was amazing and then there's this little boy reading under his covers with a little ball of not-so-accidentally conjured light which is how he gets his glasses before he even goes to Hogwarts.

He's three quarters Desi. His mother was from India, and his father was half Indian, because James' paternal grandmother was also from India. Specifically, both women were from pureblood Maratha lines.

He does the head movements. All the head movements. Sirius picks it up after spending literally all their time together, and Remus and Peter laugh themselves sick about it so many times, oh my gods.

Sirius learns Marathi, Hindi and Urdu from James' parents in secret and surprises James during the holidays after sixth year because he has the proper accent down and everything. James cries (but he won't admit it)

The Potter family, except James' paternal uncle Charlus and his wife Dorea, live in India till right before his 11th birthday, when the Indo Pak war breaks out. Then they move to England.

James has so. Many. Cousins. He can't remember the names of half of them and he hates how the atyas and the maushis and the mamis pull his cheeks when he visits the country, but he puts up with it because family is important to him. Also he loves playing with the toddlers and babies, they're fucking cute.

Loves kajal so much it's borderline unhealthy. There will always. Always. Be a line of black under his eyes, winging out slightly at the outer corners. Sometimes, when he's feeling himself, he will draw the wing out to a dramatic, bold style that makes the light brown of his eyes look so much more beautiful (Lily drives herself crazy over it).

Absolute pants at waltzing. He loves the music, sure (he can play almost every sheet of piano music he can find on the first try bc baby boi is a Pureblood brat /affectionate/), but he hates the dance style. He'd much rather wrap his ankles with ghungroo and dip his fingers into alta dye, because bharatnatyam is the ultimate dance form and you are wrong if you have any other opinion.

He was really good friends with the Patil twins' parents and family. They would get together to talk shit about the gore loka and Sirius would get mock annoyed that James almost never took him because "Jamie we're practically married already what the fuck mate"

He's really fucking good at maths and arithmancy, and he really fucking hates it. Stupid numbers and their stupid calculations kashyasathi kartoy mi he kay upayog tari ahe ka hyacha (marathi— why am I doing this is this even of any use) but he has a point to prove to snivellus and fuck if he isn't proving it. It also helps that his mother made him complete all fourteen levels of abacus (seven basic and seven advanced) by the time he was fourteen.

[fairytale-poll]

MOD'S CHOICE POLL

Mod's own propaganda under the cut:

Sasha as Red Riding Hood:

During submissions, I became so absolutely excited when I saw this pop up. I don't know who decided to submit it, but they unlocked some childhood memories for me. Back when I was a child, my family visited Pakistan (my parent's country of origin) for the entire summer. One day I, bored, asked for some movies to watched and my parents and uncle brought back some clearly bootlegged DVDs dubbed in Hindi/Urdu, and Bratz Kids Fairy Tales was one of them. I watched it so many times, you have no idea- I think that I might have wrecked the whole DVD with how much I watched it. (A similar thing happened later on when I obtained a clearly bootlegged copy of Bratz Fashion Pixie too but that's another, non-Red Riding Hood related story.) I wasn't surprised that it was eliminated right off the bat, but my childhood nostalgia dictated I put it here, or else I would be betraying the 7-year-old in me.

Shang, Tao, and Paotze:

Another childhood favorite of mine. This picture book has such beautiful art and I remember being very surprised by the story as a child. I found a PDF of it online to reread when the contest started and honestly it still holds up. The three sisters that are the Red Riding Hood in the story I feel are genuinely very clever. And for nothing else, look this one up solely for it's beautiful art which is just breath-taking whether you're a child or an adult!

Lamb:

Not going to lie I never played this game. My good friend who I adore submitted this to the poll and it immediately got eliminated and I just felt bad lol. But it does look cool & I trust their taste so I do think that this game is great. I want to play it but I am really bad at getting myself to play games.

Aku:

Samurai Jack is a CLASSIC and I dare you to not watch this clip and crack up. Mako was a gift of voice acting and I miss him so much. Also this episode is just pretty amusing.

Amy Lee:

My sister was actually the one to submit this and I will use her own propaganda here: "Evanescence was a voice of a generation." Honestly this song is kind of just okay, there are better Evanescence songs, but got to respect the effort they put into the music video. Who can resist to choose Amy Lee anyway?

The Path sisters:

Like many people who know this game, I know it through Izzzyzzz's two video essays on it. I didn't play the game afterwards, but I did watch some play-throughs since I don't play many games + it seemed mostly like a walking simulator anyway so I felt like I got the same effect. It is AMAZING and has so much story and analysis and I love shit like that... In particular, Scarlet, Ruby, and Rose are my favorites whose stories really resonated with me, even if I haven't exactly gone through their life experiences. Ginger too. And there's some really horrific imagery in Robin's...I would recommend everyone find a way to experience this game-- whether that's playing it, watching Izzzyzzz's videos, or finding a walk-through/analysis of it, it's worth it!

Lisette:

So this manga is sort of obscure but it is also sort of nostalgic to me. Well, nostalgic by proxy. My sister read it when I was younger and told me some details about it and for some reason it stuck with me. Like??? For no reason. It's not even that good lmao. The first chapter right off the bat is pretty edgy & handles sensitive topics very badly. But goddamn if I do not think about random elements of the story for no reason. I don't really remember shit about Lisette but hey this picture of her looks really cool.

Red:

If you notice a theme among these being "nostalgia" you would be right, as this was another nostalgic offering from my childhood that I would watch semi-annually. I was also fond of the sequel, though I thought it felt like a different series than the first one. (Which isn't unusual with animated sequels to popular movies, but the fact that the sequel was set-up by the ending of the first one implies it was planned? Weird). But anyway Red is iconic and funny and voiced by Anne Hathaway and also her sad emo song "Red is Blue" sometimes still gets stuck in my head, so take that as you will.

Chacha:

I know absolutely nothing about this series. But it looks very cute so I like it. I love cute magical girls they deserve the world. Also I looked it up and apparently the Studio who did the Akazukin Chacha anime would later do the Yu-Gi-Oh animes from the 2000s and 2010s, so there's the obligatory mention of nostalgia.

[quietquaking]

my personal Batfam headcanons-updated to include languages, birthdays, and a few extra notes!

Languages

*reading/listening

**speaking

writing

All:

- English

- ASL

- Arabic

- Mandarin

Alfred

- rough German**

- French

- rusty Russian

- Urdu

- BSL

- lil bit of Gaelic**

Bruce:

- French**

- easily fluent Russian

- Latin

- Urdu

- basic Nepali**

- BSL

Dick:

- German**

- some forms of Japanese*

Babs:

- Cantonese

- Japanese

Jason:

- French*

- basic Latin

- Turkish

- easily fluent Spanish

Steph:

- Urdu

- Pashto**

Cass: (understands/writes)

- Russian*

- Pashto

- Cantonese

Tim:

- German**

- Latin

- Pashto

- lil bit of Gaelic* from alfred

Damian:

- German**

- Russian

- Urdu

- Pashto

- Nepali

- Japanese

- Spanish

Members

- backstory/hero history (opt)

- job (opt)

- hc’s

- mental illnesses/neurodivergencies

- gender/sexuality/pronouns

- race

- bday

- age

- height

Alfred Pennyworth

- born 1925, accidentally drank from a Lazarus pit in ‘88, has been bouncing around the globe fucking with Ra’s since then

- well actually bruce’s parents died right around then so he had to take care of him, didn’t notice he wasn’t aging until early 1990’s

- perpetually like 63

- has an extensive history in secret service and espionage

- sassy bastard

- the real man of the house

- was definitely sleeping with both elder waynes (late 1960’s-mid 80’s)

- they had bruce in ‘80 (in their early 40’s) died late 80s

- Bday: aug 16, 1925

- age: ??

- 5’10 ish

Bruce Wayne

- actually a disaster

- has acting stupid down to a science

- and fear tactics as batman

- radiates either boyfriend and father vibes depending on the person

- slight british accent when he’s tired/relaxed thanks to alfred (jl flipped the fuck out when they heard it)

- probably autistic tbh, used to live life in perpetual panic attacks

- he/him, disaster bi

- jewish by race, not religion

- bday: april 7, 1980 (early millennial)

- age: 40

- 5’11

Dick Grayson

- ex robin, now nightwing

- police detective (sort of a ‘fix the system from the inside’ type of thing)

- splits his time between bludhaven and gotham, has his own apartment, but still kinda lives in the manor

- at least proficient in all gymnastics-type activities (tramp, bar, beam, silks, ballet, ballroom, and more)

- floor routines/flippy shit and trapeze are his specialities

- anxiety galore (being on the trapeze calms him)

- he/him, bi

- Romani (not at all connected to it tho)

- Bday: march 20, 1992 (late millennial)

- age: 28

- 5’9

Barbara Gordon

- ex batgirl, now Oracle

- mostly paralyzed from the waist down bc joker shot in the base of the spine

- computer hacker

- just does oracle stuff and helps her dads with cases

- Commissioner Gordon’s foster daughter

- ADHD probably

- she/her, pan

- white

- Bday: sep 23, 1994 (late millennial)

- age: 26

- 5’9 when standing, 4’4 (?) in the chair

Jason Todd

- ex robin, now red hood

- he’s a teacher! honestly any grade works

- died and came back. fucking lazarus pits.

- has the white streak goddamnit

- everyone is scared of him but it turns out he’s actually a sweetheart who loves to bake

- he puts on a tough face but he actually cries really easily and frequently. that’s part of why he wears the full-face mask- no one can see the way his face twists when he’s disguising the difference in his voice, or the tears leaking out from under the domino

- alfred and jason share a bday, so he always comes to the manor to see him, even if he’s currently a villain

- ex theater kid lmao

- absolutely wears reading glasses, not many people know that

- swears in a variety of languages thanks to the loa

- some blend of adhd/autism but he’s so entrenched in masking that he really doesn’t know anymore

- any pronouns, doesn’t care about labels

- some kind of (south american?) mixed race, no one’s quite sure what (including himself)

- Bday: aug 16 1997 (technically gen-z)

- age: 23

- 6’1

Timothy Drake

- ex robin, now red robin

- helps run Wayne Ind.

- owns Red Robin restaurant chain

- sleep-deprived coffee-addict

- seriously someone please get this kid to a bed before he passes out standing up again.

- autistic

- he/him non-binary, bi

- pale ass white thing

- Bday: july 19 2003

- age: 17

- 5’5 (max 5’6)

Stephanie Brown

- cluemaster’s daughter- became Spoiler to fight him

- ex robin (brief)

- bounces between various coffee shop jobs before getting a job in a nice restaurant and eventually rising to be top of waitstaff

- loves purple

- ADHD magpie

- she/xe but really any pronouns, lesbian

- white

- Bday: aug 11 2002

- age: 18

- 6’0

Cassandra Cain

- used to be Orphan, then batgirl for a hot minute, now she’s Black Bat

- daughter of cain (the batman villain, not the biblical figure. looking at you, spn)

- trained to be an assassin from a young age

- designer for Wayne Ind.

- mute cause her dad fucked up her vocal cords, but she was mostly nonverbal before that anyway

- badass and yet adorable

- adhd/autistic

- she/they/it, demi lesbian

- chinese (region is up for interpretation)

- Bday: Jan 26, 2003

- age: 17

- 5’4

Damian Wayne

- robin

- bruce’s only bio son (talia r*ped him)

- bruce does make him go to school, but lets him choose between private and public (he chooses private to keep up appearances)

- i feel like he’d be a librarian eventually

- raised traditional european/middle eastern until he was ten, is very proper and very stabby

- also has earlobe piercings from early childhood

- plays violin cuz i said so

- very very autistic but refuses to acknowledge it for a while (would have been diagnosed with asperger’s in the past)

- he/they, agender, demi and gay

- spanish/middle eastern blend (unclear what exactly, Ra’s’ original country probably doesn’t even exist anymore)

- bday: jan 5, 2007

- age: 13

- 5’1 (max 5’10)

Duke Thomas

- The Signal

- has powers from a genetic variation

- moves through light and shadow

- a cinnamon roll

- he patrols during the day so he and the rest don’t interact much at home but he’s always welcome in the manor

- audhd

- he/she (still a boy)

- black

- bday: aug 13, 2001

- age: 19

- 5’10

Harley Quinn

- went to med school with bruce! since figuring that out they’ve actually been close

- such a fuckin mess of mental illnesses lmao

- doesn’t remember her original race, now her skin is just sheer white

- bday: july 20, 1982

- age: 38

- 5’5 ish

Ivy (Pamela)

- she’s shy so she doesn’t actually show up much but she’s still part of the family

- she grows the weed, harley sells it

- race? she’s green and an orphan, idk what to tell you

- intense social anxiety and rejection-sensitivity

- bday: may 14, 1979

- age: 41

- 5’8

Bonus

- Kate

- Harper

- Selina? on occasion ig

Pets

- Ace the bathound (B’s)

- Titus the greyhound (Dami’s)

- Batcow (Dami’s)

- Alfred the cat (Dami’s)

- Goliath (Dami’s)

- Steve the samoyed (Dami’s)

- Goldy the goldfish (Steph’s)

- Jason Jr. the frog (Jason’s)

- Lacey the orange tabby cat (Dick’s)

- Edwardina and family, the ducks that now live in the pond in the garden (Dami+Alfred’s)

- William Snakespeare (Dami+Jason’s)

[mashriqiyyah]

As-salamu'alaikum sis, i have started to like a person because of his deen; he is very pious and posts about islam only. But i am very scred to talk to him and how can i get away from this liking as it is consuming me day and night 🥺

Walaikum assalam warahmatullah wabarkatuhu.

You don't need to talk to him, unfollow that account. And if you find yourself visiting it often, delete your own accounts.

Not everyone you find pious on social media is as such in real life. It's a dangerous trap and it'll be foolishness to believe that everyone who posts about Islam only actually lives by everything they post online. I have seen plenty of "Dawah page" holders in real life missing their obligatory salat and fasts in Ramadan... spending nights playing videogames with their buddies and preferring their time to spend in editing reels n posts instead of actually learning the Deen. Unqualified people have made a trend to start Dawah pages. SubhanAllah. Allahu Musta'an. So don't take it too seriously. It's pretty natural to develop such feelings but don't dwell on it. Lower your gaze from that person...yani... don't see their posts n all at all. Alhamdulillah...when it's out if your sight, it'll be out of your mind with conscious efforts. Seek knowledge through actual, qualified scholars. Dm me... I'll share some useful links of channels where you can learn directly from Madina University teachers, and also Umm ul Qura University teachers. May Allah bless them immensely. Spend more n more time with Quran. If you can read Urdu, read 'Main Anmol' by Nemrah Ahmed. And also, keep making Dua to Allah to save you from everything that's not khayr for you. Allah will help you get rid of feelings harmful for your heart. In Sha Allah. Make a lots of Dua, Istighfar. And look around you...look at the condition of the Ummah, look at the tests of your brothers n sisters n children. And then compare your problem to their calamity. You'll find you're worrying for nothing. Don't give in to such wasawees of shaytan when he makes you think you're in love. This liking will lead nowhere except heartbreak and regret. May Allah save us all.

[sabrgirl]

Hi I don’t know if this is welcomed or not but I live in a city where the Muslim population is quite segregated, I only know how to speak the Hui dialect of Arabic so I cannot connect to those that speak Farsi or Urdu but I want to because I’ve been raised by people who were Muslim and even if I am not I do strongly want to convert, I’ve been trying to learn the predominant language that the Muslims in my city speak but it is very demoralizing because there are not a lot of language apps that leach Urdu and if I learn Farsi only a certain percentage of the people would speak it, and I was wondering if you have any advice as to how I can approach this situation.

I’ve read the Quran and have been an active member of the masjid in my home town but since moving here I’ve lost all community I’ve managed to build for myself and I’m finding it very hard to find community. The people are all very welcoming but English isn’t their first language just as it isn’t mine and communication is hard. The Imam of my local mosque is very welcoming and answered a lot of my doubts and recommended me a lot of readings but I still miss the community I had in my home town where almost everyone spoke the same lingua Franca as me.

I don’t want to lose faith nor do I want to abandon this road I’m walking on but it is quite hard to go on when I cannot communicate and participate with the people around me just because I do not have the resources to learn their language.

assalamu alaikum, I can understand your frustration. i hope this is of some help, but here is a video series on youtube of how to learn urdu (the alphabet is pretty similar to arabic and the language is actually derived from arabic so i hope it won't be too difficult to learn). it's a series so you can hopefully get through each episode in your own time Insha’Allah ♡

i pray you're able to find a sense of community again, i can understand how you feel. are you still in contact with some friends/family from your home town? if you are, maybe video call / call / text them so you can still feel that sense of community virtually perhaps?

alhamdulillah, i'm proud of you that you don't want to abandon this road, despite it being hard. keep your sabr, you're doing well! may Allah make it easy for you and i hope the videos can be beneficial. if not, try and search for some other videos that may be of some use. dm me if u want to talk more ab this!

[islamicloveduas]

Wazifa For Marriage

There are lots of people who have a hard time meeting their life partner. Everyone who is having trouble getting married should know about the Islamic solid Wazifa for marriage soon. This article will teach you how to read the best Wazifa for soon-to-be marrying.

It means that two people want to get married and start their new life together soon. This short amount of time can sometimes turn into a long time. People who want to get married but can’t because of family problems should get help from the best Wazifa.

How Does Marriage Wazifa Assist You?

Wazifa for Marriage is a powerful Islamic ceremony that can help you find a suitable companion for Marriage in several ways. Here are some ways you can benefit from Wazifa for Marriage:

Selecting a compatible partner: Wazifa for a Good Marriage will assist you in choosing a mate. Reciting verses from the Quran and asking Allah to grant you the right companion is part of the Wazifa prayer.

Taking on and Overcoming Challenges: No matter how hard you try, you can face challenges that keep you from getting married. Wazifa’s requests to Allah can assist you in overcoming these challenges. It might take away envy, jealousy, and other obstacles to Marriage.

Developing a Closer Bond: Despite your best efforts, there remains a possibility that you will not be successful in finding a partner and beginning a family. Through Wazifa prayers, you can petition Allah for assistance in overcoming these challenges.

Getting the Blessings of Allah: The Blessings of Allah Muslims pray for Allah’s blessings before marriage because it is a sacred practice. Wazifa for marriage might increase a couple’s chances of success by obtaining Allah’s blessings.

3 Best Wazifas for Boys and Girls Who Are Not Married

Find out the three best Wazifas to help you get married faster. People who are single and want to get married should say these famous Wazifas.

Durood Shareef: Reciting the Durood Shareef regularly will bring benefits and help you discover the ideal partner.

Surah Yaseen: Recite Surah Yaseen with a pure heart to reap its benefits, overcome hurdles, and improve your chances of finding a good marriage partner.

Surah Taubah: Recite Surah Taubah regularly to get its blessings, overcome hurdles, and locate a good marriage partner.

How to Perform Wazifa in Islam to Get Married Soon

When you do a Wazifa, these are the general steps you should take:

If you want to do a Wazifa or Dua before anything else, you should first do Wudu, which means cleaning.

Pick an appropriate time to say the Wazifa for marriage. Say these Wazifas early in the morning or after the Isha prayer.

Say Durood Shareef 11 times to start.

 Focus and dedicate yourself entirely as you say the following Wazifa.

“Rabbi inn ni limaa annza lltaa ilaayyaa min khairiin faqeier.”

Performing the Wazifa with absolute trust and confidence in Allah is crucial. Furthermore, it is essential to remember that the Wazifa should not be regarded as a replacement for engaging in practical measures to locate a life partner, including proactively pursuing marriage proposals and familiarizing oneself with prospective companions. Before performing any Wazifa, it is advisable to consult with religious scholars or other knowledgeable individuals. Please get in touch with our Maulana Abdul Aziz for further insights regarding the procedure. He can provide counsel and offer optimal Wazifas and duas regarding matrimony.

Marriage to Wazifa in Eleven Days

When couples can’t set a date for their wedding, their families and friends start to get impatient—the man and woman’s dreams about getting married quickly end. If you want to make your dreams come true immediately, the Quranic Wazifa for marriage in 3 days might help.

Try the Wazifa for marriage in 21 days in Urdu if you want to get married soon. It could help you find your true love. The process of getting married goes faster with this Wazifa for early marriage. A vital way for couples to deal with all the problems in their marriage is to use Wazifa. Wazifa is a way to help couples get married and start living a happy life together. It can help them get past problems and issues during the marriage process. It takes away the stress that the engaged pair is feeling.

Wazifa for Soonly Getting Married

When you love someone, you want to spend the rest of your life with them. In Islam, getting married is the only way to do this. Read the Wazifa for getting married soon if you want to marry your lover. Your parents and family will more likely agree to your wedding if you use this Wazifa for early marriage in 21 days.

Here’s how to say the Wazifa to get married to your lover soon:

Start the Quranic marriage wazifa by washing your hands.

Sit on the prayer mat and begin reading Durood Shareef eleven times.

 Next, begin softly saying Ya Lateefu 800 times.

 As you recite Ya Latifu, consider the person you hope to wed shortly.

Three readings of Surah Yaseen.

Conclude the marriage preparation of Wazifa with a heartfelt prayer.

Wazifa For Love Marriage

Read Wazifa for love marriage if you don’t want to wait longer to marry your lover. Here’s how to say the Wazifa to get married to your lover:

 After doing cleansing, start the Fajr namaz.

Recite two rakat nafil namaz after the Fajr salah.

Start reciting Surah Ikhlas 101 times for a loving marriage.

You can reread the Wazifa for marriage in three days, as many as you’d like. Consult our Islamic scholar to obtain the wazifa for marrying your ideal partner.

Carry out the 41-day Wazifa procedure for Love Marriage (Surah Baqarah).

The Bottom Line

In conclusion, after doing a lot of study, we have brought you all of these Wazifa for marriage. We are happy to give you our best work. We promise that you can get married with the help of our best and most potent Wazifa, taken from the Holy Quran and tested and proven to work. Therefore, give it a try once to turn your lonely life into a happy married life. We wish you the best.

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Daily Horoscope in Urdu 

In the realm of astrology, horoscopes offer a fascinating glimpse into the future based on celestial movements. This comprehensive guide delves into daily horoscopes in Urdu, exploring their creation, significance, and how they differ from other forms of divination. Whether you are a skeptic or a believer, this article aims to provide an in-depth understanding of what daily horoscopes entail and their relevance in today’s world.

Introduction to Daily Horoscopes in Urdu

Daily horoscopes in Urdu are forecasts that offer insights into various aspects of life based on the positions of celestial bodies at the time of one’s birth. These predictions encompass areas such as love, career, and health, and are intended to provide guidance for the day ahead.

The Role of Astrology

Astrology is the study of celestial bodies' positions and their influence on human affairs. Each person’s horoscope is a map of the positions of the stars and planets at the time of their birth. This map, or chart, is used to make predictions about the individual's future.

Horoscopes are not a new concept. They have been part of human culture for thousands of years, with roots in ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. Over time, astrology has evolved, and different cultures have developed their own methods and interpretations.

How Daily Horoscopes are Created

Daily horoscopes are crafted by astrologers who analyze the positions of celestial bodies and their aspects. The process involves several steps:

Astrological Chart Preparation: Astrologers prepare a natal chart based on the date, time, and place of birth. This chart provides a snapshot of the positions of the planets and stars at that specific moment.

Transit Analysis: Astrologers study the current positions of planets (transits) and their aspects in relation to the natal chart. These transits are believed to influence various aspects of life, providing the basis for daily predictions.

Interpretation: Using astrological techniques and their understanding of planetary influences, astrologers interpret how these celestial movements might affect individuals' lives on a given day.

Publication: The final predictions are then published in various formats, including newspapers, magazines, and online platforms.

The Importance of Horoscopes

Horoscopes offer a daily dose of insight into how the cosmic energies might influence one's day. They can serve various purposes:

Guidance and Reflection: Horoscopes provide guidance on potential challenges and opportunities. They encourage self-reflection and help individuals navigate their daily lives with greater awareness.

Entertainment: Many people read horoscopes for fun, treating them as a light-hearted way to engage with astrology.

Personal Growth: For some, horoscopes are a tool for personal growth and self-improvement, helping them to better understand themselves and their relationships with others.

Daily Horoscope in Urdu: How to Read It

To read a daily horoscope in Urdu, follow these steps:

Identify Your Zodiac Sign: Your zodiac sign is determined by the position of the sun at the time of your birth. There are twelve zodiac signs, each associated with specific dates and characteristics.

Find Your Horoscope: Look for the daily horoscope for your zodiac sign. These are available in newspapers, magazines, and online platforms that publish horoscopes in Urdu.

Read and Reflect: Review the predictions for your sign. Reflect on how they might relate to your current situation or future plans.

Consider the Broader Context: Remember that horoscopes are general and might not apply to everyone. Use them as a tool for reflection rather than a definitive guide.

Can Daily Horoscopes Be Trusted?

The accuracy of daily horoscopes is a subject of debate. While some people find them insightful and helpful, others view them with skepticism. It’s essential to approach horoscopes with an open mind and understand their limitations:

Predictive Nature: Horoscopes offer predictions based on celestial positions but do not account for personal experiences and choices.

Lack of Scientific Validation: Astrology is not a science and lacks empirical evidence. Therefore, horoscopes should not replace professional advice or decision-making.

Personal Interpretation: The effectiveness of a horoscope can vary from person to person. It is up to the individual to interpret how, or if, the predictions resonate with their lives.

Alternatives to Daily Horoscopes

For those who seek alternative forms of divination, several methods exist:

Tarot Reading: Tarot cards offer insights into a person’s life through symbolic imagery and intuitive interpretation.

Numerology: This method analyzes the significance of numbers associated with an individual’s life to offer predictions and guidance.

Psychic Readings: Psychics use various techniques to offer insights and predictions about an individual's future.

Astrology Software: Modern technology provides advanced astrology software that can generate detailed charts and predictions based on precise astronomical data.

The Future of Daily Horoscopes

With advancements in technology, the future of daily horoscopes is likely to involve more sophisticated tools and methods. Astrology software and online platforms are becoming increasingly accessible, allowing individuals to explore their horoscopes in greater detail.

In conclusion, daily horoscopes in Urdu provide a window into the cosmic influences that might affect one's life. While they offer valuable insights and entertainment, it's crucial to approach them with a balanced perspective and use them as one of many tools for personal reflection and guidance.

Conclusion

Daily horoscopes are a popular and intriguing aspect of astrology that offer glimpses into potential future influences. By understanding how they are created and interpreted, readers can better appreciate their role in personal guidance and entertainment. Whether one views horoscopes as a tool for self-discovery or simply as a daily ritual, they remain a significant part of the cultural landscape.

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Khawateen Digest Online Reading August 2024 Urdu PDF Download

For those who love to spend their time reading, especially from the comfort of home, there’s always something special about diving into a good book or an engaging magazine. Women often find joy in discovering new recipes, designing their homes on a budget, and exploring various lifestyle tips. However, when the hustle and bustle of life become overwhelming, it's essential to have a relaxing escape. One such escape for many is the Khawateen Digest, a renowned Urdu monthly publication tailored for women and girls who appreciate quality reading material.

Discovering Khawateen Digest August 2024

The Khawateen Digest for August 2024 is now available for online reading, and it promises to offer a delightful array of content. This latest edition continues the tradition of providing engaging and thought-provoking articles, stories, and tips that cater specifically to the interests of its readers. For those who enjoy keeping up with the latest trends and reading material, the Khawateen Digest is an excellent choice.

How to Access the Digest

For those looking to access the Khawateen Digest August 2024 edition, you can easily read it online or download a free PDF copy. This edition is designed to be user-friendly and accessible, ensuring that readers can enjoy it on their mobile devices or computers. The digest is readily available online, and the beautiful version for August 2024 will be accessible at the end of this week.

Features of the August 2024 Edition

The August 2024 edition of the Khawateen Digest is filled with a variety of topics that cater to different interests. From captivating stories and novels to practical advice on home design and budget-friendly tips, this digest has something for everyone. Whether you are interested in suspenseful novels or insightful articles on managing your home, this edition promises to deliver.

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Downloading the Digest

If you prefer to have a copy of the Khawateen Digest August 2024 on hand, downloading the PDF version is simple and straightforward. The digest is available for free download, making it easy for you to keep a digital copy for offline reading. The download process is designed to be user-friendly, allowing you to access the content with minimal effort.

Engage with Us

We are always interested in knowing what types of content our readers are looking for. If you have specific preferences or are interested in particular topics, please let us know in the comments. Your feedback helps us search for and provide the content that best suits your interests.

Trustworthy Sources

When accessing online reading materials, it’s important to rely on trustworthy sources. www.dailyilm.com is a reputable site that provides reliable and up-to-date content, including the Khawateen Digest. We ensure that the content we offer is authentic and aligns with your reading preferences.

In conclusion, the Khawateen Digest August 2024 is a fantastic option for those seeking a relaxing and enjoyable reading experience. With its diverse content and easy accessibility, it’s a valuable resource for women and girls who appreciate quality literature and practical advice. Whether you choose to read it online or download a PDF version, this digest is sure to provide you with hours of enjoyable reading.

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Speakatoo's Urdu Text to Speech: Bridging Communication Gaps in the Digital Age

Speakatoo's Urdu Text to Speech technology is revolutionizing how Urdu speakers interact with digital content. As one of the most spoken languages in the world, Urdu holds significant cultural and communicative importance. Speakatoo’s innovative TTS solution addresses the need for high-quality, natural-sounding speech synthesis, enhancing accessibility and engagement for Urdu-speaking audiences.

Key Features and Benefits

1. Natural-Sounding Speech: Speakatoo's Urdu Text to Speech technology utilizes cutting-edge algorithms to generate speech that closely mimics natural human intonation and rhythm. This makes the audio output pleasant and easy to understand, which is essential for effective communication.

2. Enhanced Accessibility: For individuals with visual impairments or reading difficulties, Speakatoo's Urdu TTS offers a vital tool for accessing written content. By converting text into audible speech, it ensures that important information is accessible to everyone, fostering greater inclusivity.

3. Educational Applications: In educational environments, Speakatoo's Urdu TTS is invaluable. It can read aloud textbooks, academic articles, and other learning materials, aiding students who prefer auditory learning. This is particularly beneficial in regions where Urdu is the primary language of instruction.

4. Customer Service Automation: Businesses can leverage Speakatoo's Urdu Text to Speech to enhance their customer service capabilities. Automated systems can provide support in Urdu, improving efficiency and customer satisfaction by addressing queries in a familiar language.

5. Content Creation: Content creators, including podcasters, video producers, and bloggers, can use Speakatoo's Urdu TTS for voiceovers and narrations. The high-quality output ensures that the content remains engaging and professional, saving time and resources in the production process.

6. Versatile Integration: Speakatoo’s Urdu TTS is designed to be highly versatile, compatible with various devices and platforms. Whether integrated into mobile apps, websites, or embedded systems, it delivers reliable Urdu speech synthesis across different applications.

How It Works

The technology behind Speakatoo’s Urdu Text to Speech involves sophisticated processing steps. Text input is first analyzed and transformed into phonetic representations. These representations are then fed into a synthesis engine, which generates speech by mimicking the natural patterns of native Urdu speakers. Machine learning models continuously refine the output, improving accuracy and naturalness over time.

Conclusion

Speakatoo's Urdu Text to Speech technology is a groundbreaking advancement in digital communication.

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Mera Pasandida Mashghala Essay in Urdu PDF

Hello everyone! I hope you are feeling good. Today, I want to share a PDF with you of an Essay in Urdu about My Favorite Hobby (Searching and Reading Books) titled "Mera Pasandida Mashghala". The world of books holds an important place in our lives, The world of books provides us with knowledge, education, and spiritual light. For me, books are the keys to unlocking doors of new worlds and gaining new knowledge. Let's dive into it and explore the importance of reading books in our lives together.

Exploring Books:

I am always busy in searching for new books on various topics. There are different types of books like literature books, history books, science books, philosophy books, and religious books. I am searching for books of every kind so that I can find new knowledge and expand my intelligence.

Reading Experience:

When I read the books, my heart fills with immense happiness. The books help me to understand the depths of emotions and assist me in exploring new ideas. I don't like to leave my favorite books behind for a single minute, always seeking opportunities to read them again.

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Conclusion:

In conclusion, searching for books and reading books is Mera Pasandida Mashghala (my favorite hobby). It brings happiness, gives peace to my soul, and enriches my life with spirituality and understanding. I will continue to get the social and personal benefits of searching for books and reading books. So, what about you? Do you share the same love for books as me? Feel free to share your valuable thoughts with me! Thanks for reading and giving your important time to our articles, and PDFs. I hope you enjoyed it and got a lot of information. So, Feel free to share it with your nearby, friends, family members, and everyone who has any Favorite Hobby.

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life update?

Well... life feels like I'm on rollercoater that's on fire and is heading towards a pit of needles and I'm just.... vibing because I'd never scream or cry in public cause "embarrassing". I mean, exam season is approaching, my brother is getting married in that season and I have to participate actively in wedding activities and keep everyone entertained because its not like I have spare siblings that I can do this for...

And then talking about the actual exam season is also stressful because I'm someone who locks herself away for 4-6 months to study and become a hermit but now I can't do that because guests from all over the world will be staying over and my parents are old and don't have it in them to be running around all day serving guests, even domestic help goes so far.

Hmm what else.... I mean I'm crying over everything these days. The current state of the world? Yes. Palestine? Yes. The world is ending? Yes. Am I gonna end up in hell? Tears. Reading my urdu novel that is soooo well written and I 1000% don't relate to the female mc's struggles? Even more tears. I'm even crying when I thunk about the time I cried over something💀💀💀 (this all very new to me because I've never been so emotional over anything)

Oh and I found out I am not eligible to donate blood because my hemoglobin is in the single digits (so like I know why I couldn't see anything for a minute straight whenever I stood up💀💀)

I have a crush, he's smart and handsome(but like why does he as a man need LONGER LASHES AND CLEARER SKIN THAN ME???HES MAKING ME WANNA START A SKINCARE ROUTINE) But the thing that is the most appealing about him is the way he talks😭 like it just makes u swoon. Idk how to describe it, but like he has a deep voice but not too deep, just the perfect balance between mature adult and charismatic golden boy. And it's not just the way he talks with me or his friends, BUT THE WAY HE TALKS WITH HIS PATIENTS🤌✨️ like I'm here befriending 70 year old women before filling their cavities and he's all "Yes, ma'am/sir. Of course, it'll be done as you want." Like he's so professional even at the end of the day when everyone's just tired from doing their umpteenth patient and start slacking off in the whole "VVIP treatment of all patients". I'm just praying to Allah to make us soulmates (if we're meant to be), I have left this matter in God's hands because He's never disappointed me before and I can't afford to be distracted rn (I borrowed a book from my crush for some notes and was comparing how we even highlighted the same stuff.... we are sooo compatible.... this is so delulu of me omg never thinking about him again- unless he approaches me first)

I feel like having a crush is good because look at me rn- I have started a skincare routine, I am actually studying hard so that if he ever asks me a question, he knows that I'm not a dumbass. And if I had the time to go to the gym, I would, instead I'm doing counting calories and skipping unnecessary meals! What do I have to lose in all of this if he rejects me? Nothing. I end up with clear skin, hot body, and smart af brain.

Like he has a lot more on the line as a crush because he's one, ONE ick away from making me lose complete interest in him. See? This is a win-win for me.

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Answer part 2

Aiman

She started learning Urdu when she was in school back in my country and learned English when she moved to England to study where I must speak English. It took me two years to learn the language.

She uses both of the languages in my daily routine at home. She does speak with you, but when she is outside working or going to university, She doesn’t have to speak English because everyone here speaks English and no one understands Urdu. She would like to know more languages. In that way, you can get to know the other cultures as well. What they do about the culture is about a traditional festival, which motivates me to learn another language. In that way, she got to know their culture more.

To be honest, sometimes she does think that there is one language that everyone can speak, like every Asian country, so we do not have to learn another language, for example, during the summer holiday. As well she went on my trip to Greece in Spain, where she didn’t know their language, so it was hard for her to ask them. Where is that location or where is this hotel? All there is is the market I’m looking for. Where can she go to find the food that she can eat because they would not understand me and I would not understand them. She wishes there was one language around the world. Then we can all understand each other, even though nowadays they would like Google or the app where you can translate the language, but still, if there is one language you are speaking, which will be better than travelling to another country easily and getting to know their culture better.

On her daily base, She speaks both languages every day because oh her mom cannot speak English with her, she has to speak her own language. She also doesn't like me speaking English at home because she thinks she will forget her language. Sometimes it's hard to keep the balance between both languages because when I go back to my country, She speaks her language and then comes back to England, it takes her about a month to get back on track to speak the proper language. Our minds are still struggling with the two languages

She first started learning English by reading books and watching series to help me start. Then, she started to have a small conversation with a group of people she started learning English at the age of 12. One was my home town language and English was my second language so she needed to learn it for my study. Her journey at the beginning was a bit of a struggle, but at the same time, it was a fun and wonderful experience. Now, she uses both languages in my daily life, for work and study. She thinks English is an important language and we all should learn it because nowadays you can use English in every country. So it was worth learning it.

Natalia

Playing video games

She was exposed to my second language early on in life as she had to immigrate to a different country

Because she moved to England she needed to learn the language  

She doesn't remember her journey very well as it happened when she was very young but she was relentlessly teased for her poor English making her insecure about communicating as much, eventually, she managed to absorb the language whether she wanted it or not.

She only speaks Spanish exclusively to my relatives and friends, as she knows most people wouldn’t understand me in the UK 

Both languages come very naturally to me so I rarely ever notice any changes in expressions.

She would prefer to speak Spanish if she witnessed someone else who both speaks it and is struggling to communicate in English, as it would make their life easier.

Being bilingual has made me open to making new friends and hearing about completely different perspectives and cultures which is something she will always be grateful for.

 It comes extremely easily to me and thus I don’t struggle to have to switch language in a mere second.

 If she had to be honest she probably became more fluent in English while playing video games and watching content exclusively in this language.

 By constantly keeping up to date with my relatives from Spain by visiting them as often as she can, at the end of the day she will always feel more related to my original culture than the English one

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Discover 5 Must-Hear Underrated Artists

Do you ever find yourself bored with the same old tunes on the radio? Or maybe you're tired of listening to the chart-toppers that everyone seems to be raving about. Well, fear not! In this blog, I am going to introduce you to five incredibly talented but underrated artists that you absolutely must listen to. So, let's dive right in and explore these hidden gems in the music world.

The Local Train

Let's kick things off with The Local Train, a rock band hailing from New Delhi. Formed in 2008, this band is all about capturing the experiences of today's youth, often blending Hindi and Urdu seamlessly in their songs. Comprising members Raman Negi, Paras Thakur, Ramit Mehra, and Sahil Sarin, The Local Train has released two albums filled with amazing tracks that range from rocking anthems to slow, soul-soothing melodies.

One of their standout tracks is "Aaftab" from the album "Vaaqif." This song, with its slow and moving rhythm, has the power to stir your emotions, leaving you unable to resist hitting that replay button. If you're looking for more, give songs like "Choo Lo," "Vaaqif," and "Aaoge Tum Kabhi" a listen.

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Anuv Jain

Anuv Jain may have been a singer for some time, but it was during the lockdown that he decided to go full-time, and we're glad he did. His music is dominated by acoustic sounds, with lyrics that resonate with emotions we all can relate to. In Anuv's words, "It's nice to see how people have liked my music, and more people are listening to it."

One of his tracks, "Mishri," reached over a million streams on Spotify. This slow and lyrical song is bound to tug at your heartstrings with its extraordinary lyrics. For more of his soulful tunes, try "Alag Aasmaan," "Baarishien," and "Riha."

Advait

Advait is perhaps the most underrated artist on our list. This musical maestro blends English and Hindi in his songs, creating haunting, slow, and stirring melodies. One of his remarkable tracks is "Tu Hain Kahaan," which incorporates elements from the soundtrack of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower." It's truly an amazing piece of art.

Advait's songs are like your best-kept secrets, those pieces of music that you don't want to share with anyone because they are your personal gateways to peace and warmth. Dive into his enchanting world with songs like "Befikar," "Manzile," and "Main So Gaya Hoon."

Prateek Kuhad

You might have heard Prateek Kuhad's name after his song "Kho Gaye Hum Kahan" featured in the movie "Baar Baar Dekho." However, this independent artist deserves much more spotlight than he currently has. His album "cold/mess" caught the attention of former US President Barack Obama, who listed it in his favorite music of 2019.

In 2020, Kuhad made history as the first Indian artist to sign with the American record label Elektra Records. His music effortlessly combines Hindi and English, offering a mix of slow and pop vibes. Don't miss out on tracks like "Kho Gaye Hum Kahan," "Kahan Ho Tum," "Cold/Mess," and "For Your Time."

When Chai Met Toast

Our final discovery takes us to the picturesque landscapes of Kerala, where "When Chai Met Toast" emerged. This band's enchanting music came to my attention when I stumbled upon their song "Firefly" while searching for tunes by Owl City. The band was originally a duo consisting of Ashwin and Achyuth, and later, Pai Sailesh and Palee Francis joined the lineup.

Their songs predominantly feature English lyrics, sprinkled with a touch of Hindi and Tamil. With tracks like "Beautiful World," "Khoj," and "Believe," they've created a refreshing soundscape that will leave you hitting the replay button. Thanks to platforms like YouTube, we have the chance to discover this incredible indie band. Once you listen to their music, you'll find it hard to stop playing their songs on loop.

Also Read: Boost Your Workouts With These Music Apps

Conclusion

The music industry is teeming with hidden talents waiting to be discovered. These five underrated artists offer a refreshing break from the mainstream and bring a unique blend of sounds and stories to your playlists. So, if you're in the mood for something fresh and exciting, give The Local Train, Anuv Jain, Advait, Prateek Kuhad, and When Chai Met Toast a listen. You won't be disappointed!