#Pakistan qaumi tarana lyrics plus

What does that mean? All Urdu is written in that text. Equally ridiculous is the caption under the Urdu text of the anthem that says the anthem in Persianized Urdu. No one calls the poetry of Mir Taqi Mir, Iqbal, or Faiz Persianized Urdu. Urdu poetry is always written in this manner and is never called Persianized Urdu. Classical Urdu is derived from various regional languages and Urdu is a fairly young language. What exactly is 'Persianized Urdu' anyway. Mar de Sin Speak up! 20:35, 19 August 2006 (UTC)

#Pakistan qaumi tarana lyrics plus

Although all except one of the words in the anthem come from Persian, the one 'ka', plus some differences in grammar, mean that this song is in Urdu. I have reworded it so that there's no claim this song is in Persian. why not claim that the song is in arabic too then? the words are all indeed borrowed from persian, but at least half were in turn adopted into persian from arabic. I have no idea why people insist on claiming that the national anthem was written in persian.every single word in those verses is used in urdu, and can be found in any urdu dictionary. Is the 'hein' in zarrey terey hein aaj supposed to be Hain? I'm not sure, so please correct it if I'm wrong.Д«asawala 16:51, (UTC) again with the persian I'm going to correct it, but I might make some mistakes. The transliteration of the lyrics in this article is not really the same throughout, e.g. Green Giant 00:55, (UTC) Transliteration Pepsidrinka 18:58, 29 April 2006 (UTC) My mistake, I put them in originally thinking there might be useful links in other languages but then I remembered they should be English-language links wherever possible. Why does each reference and external link have an English language template? All the references and templates are in English and on an English Wikipedia, it should be assumed that the references are in English. Preceding unsigned comment added by Kabuli ( talk as far as im concerned, the national anthem is in highly persianized urdu.all those words are used in formal urdu. Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.26.26.184 ( talk Д¬onsidering how flexible urdu's vocabulary is, you can pretty much borrow any word you want from arabic or persian and call it literary urdu. Shouldn't the translation line 'Inspiration of our future' read something else? PoorLeno 04:17, 30 December 2005 (UTC) The official government translation of the Pakistani national anthem ] gives that exact translation.

In the urdu word 'tabinda' - there are two nuuns, is this correct? Vpendse 03:56, 22 October 2005 (UTC) It's a hamza not a nun 216.143.131.254 0:31, 27 October 2005 (UTC) Note: comment copied from edit summary when the anon deleted the previous comment. 20 A Commons file used on this page or its Wikidata item has been nominated for deletion.19 What is 'Roman Urdu', and where are the reliable sources to verify some form of recognised international variant?.18 A Commons file used on this page has been nominated for deletion.12 A SONG DEDICATED TO ZARDAARI(KHAANA KHARAAB).10 The Urdu word 'Pak' means 'Pure', not 'Sacred'.9 Controversial previous national anthem claim.