Miya Galib or Miya Ghalib Or Mirza Ghalib
Miya Galib or Miya Ghalib? lets check he history and available source, as per Wikipedia it is Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib (27 December 1797, 15 February 1869) was a famous Persian and Urdu poet. He was a reformer, considered all religions equal, was not industrious, prayed, fasted, was fond of art, was a humorous person. Ghalib was raised by his grandfather and uncle as his father died when he was only four years old. As a child, he studied Islam and learned Persian.
Mirza Ghalib was born in the lineage of Mastani, the wife of the great Bajirao. Ghalib began writing in Persian. In his literature, he presented a serious philosophy of life. Ghalib Sher has been writing since he was 11 years old. Mirza Ghalib made it beautiful and presented it in poetry. He composed over 18,000 lions in Persian. Later, at the request of his friends, he wrote 1000-1200 lions in Urdu.
Ghalib’s married life:
At the age of 13, he was married to Umrao Begum, the daughter of Nawab Elahi Bakhsh. After marriage, he came to Delhi where he lived all his life. In connection with his pension, he had to travel for a long trip to Kolkata, which is mentioned in his ghazals from place to place.
Ghalib never did any business. He lived with the help of friends and relatives. They did not feel the need to make a name for themselves. He did not like to go to the court of the kings and nobles of the northern Mughal period. That being said, my name will automatically spread everywhere as my poetry will remain immortal even after my death.
Mirza Ghalib’s Royal title
In 1750 Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar II awarded Mirza Ghalib the titles of Dabir-ul-Mulk and Nazm-ud-Daula. Later he also got the title of Mirza Nosha. He was an important courtier in the court of Emperor. He was also appointed as the teacher of Rajkumar Fakr-ud-din Mirza, the eldest son of Bahadur Shah Zafar II. He was also the royal historian of the Mughal court at one time.
Ghalib’s poetry was influenced by the compositions of Mir and Amir Khusrau. Creating materials doesn’t just break the frame. It has to have that much strength. Ghalib innovated the tradition. Taught to keep the booze of classical beauty. Ghalib had the seeds of rebellion as he had a military background in the family.
Denial of Job: Mirza Ghalib had mastered Persian. Once he was called to teach Persian in a college in Delhi. They arrived in a sedan, but no one came to receive them at the gate. Ghalib also did not go inside and said that Saheb did not come out to welcome me, so I will not go inside either. I wanted to do this job because I wanted to increase the dignity of my family and not because it was reduced. Having said that, they came back.
Movies on Mirza Ghalib (Miya Galid)
A film on Mirza Ghalib was also released in Hindi during 1954 and the other was made as Television Serial for Indian television Doordarshan in 1988. The director of the first film was Sohrab Modi and the director of the second film was Gulzar.
Indian Television Serial Mirza Ghalib is a 1988 Urdu serial which was shown on Doordarshan. The serial is based on the life of a poet of the same name. Popular Hindi actor Nashiruddin Shah has done marvelous performance as Mirza Ghalib. The serial Mirza Ghalib gives a glimpse of her life from childhood to her death. The serial mainly used Ghalib’s Ghazals in the voice of Jagjit Singh and Chitra Singh.
Well known lines in the poetry of Mirza Ghalib
- काबां किस नूर से जाओगे गालिब, शर्म तुमको मगर नहीं आती
- दिल-ए-नादॉं तुझे हुऑं क्या आखि़र इस दर्द की दवा क्या है
- नुक्ताचीं है ग़म-ए-दिल उस को सुनाये न बने
- ये नथी हमारी किस्मत कि विसाल-ए-यार होता
- हजारो ख्वाईशें ऐसी के हर ख्वाईश पे दम निकलें
- हैं और भी दुनियामें सुखन-वर बहुत अच्छे, कहते हैं कि गालिब का अंदाज-ए-बयॉं और
Popular Books written by Mirza Ghalib (Miya Galib)
- दीवान-इ-गालिब (१८४१) उर्दू
- कुल्लियत-इ-गालिब (१८४५) फारसी
- कातिअ-ह-बुर्हान (१८६१) फारसी ग्रंथ
- मिहर-ह-नीमरोज (१८५४) फारसी ग्रंथ
- कल्लियत-ह-नस्र (१८६८) फारसी ग्रंथ
- उद-द-हिंदी (१८६८) उर्दू ग्रंथ
- उर्दू-द-मुंआल्ला (१८६९) उर्दू ग्रंथ
Best Mia Ghalib Poetry
Mirza Ghalib lives his life with full of love, He was the end of love. His najmeen and poetry have given the love to the world for years. If we say that Ishq starts with Ghalib then it would not be a surprise. His every poetry performs the rituals of love like a vivacious lover. Lets taka a look at some of the most popular poetry of Mirza Ghalib / Miya Galib.
Yehi hai azmana toh satana kise kehete hai,
Adu ke ho liye ho tum toh mere imtehaan kyun ho?
Humko malum hai Jannat ke hakiqat lekin,
Dil ke Khush rakhne ko “Galib” ye khayal accha hai!!
Hum ko maalum hai jannat ki haqiqat lekin
dil ko khush rakhne lo Ghalib ye khayal achha hai
Unko dekhne se aa jati hai muh pe raunak,
wo samazte hai beemar ka hal accha hai
Ishq par zor nahi hai ye wo aatish “Galib”
Ki lagaye na lage aur bujhae na bujhe!!
Hajjaro Khawahishe aisi ki har khavahis par dum nikle
Bahut nikle mere armaan lekin fir bhi kam nikle
Naa tha kuch toh khuda tha, kuch naa hota toh khuda hota,
duboya mujhko ne na mai hota toh kya hota!
Hua jab gam se yu behosh, toh gum kya sar ke katne ka,
Naa hota agar juda tan se toh jahanu par dhara hota!!
hui madad ki “Galib” mar gya par yaad aata hai
Wo har ek baat par kehna ki yu hota to kya hoya
Aata hai Daag-e-hasrath-e-dil ka shumaar yaad,
Mujhse mere gunah ka hisab e khuda naa maang!!
Tere waade par jiye hum, toh yeh jan jhoot jana,
Ki khushi se marna jate, agar aitbaar hota.
Tum naa aaye toh kya shehar na hui
Ha magar chain se basar naa hui
Mera nala suna zamane ne
Ek tum ho jise khabar naa hui!!
Is saadgi pe kaun naa mar jaaye, ai khuda,
Ladte hai aur haath mai talvar bhi nahi!
Ishq na “Galib” nikamma kar diya,
Warna hum bhi aadmi the kaam ke!
Love Sonnets of Ghalib
If you are a romantic person, then there’s no way to explain who is Miya Ghalib. No doubt he was amazing and intelligent man of the late Mughal eras. Along with that, he’s also a man who deeply believes in love. Hence, he wrote too may book out of which one is also popularly known as “love sonnets of ghalib“. Here are some of them handpicked for you.