Saghar Siddiqui Poetry - Saghar Siddiqui Shayari, Urdu Ghazal, Nazam Collection

1927 - 1974 Ambala

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محبت کے مزاروں تک چلیں گے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Muhabbat Ke Mazaon Tak Chalen Ge

موج در موج کناروں کو سزا ملتی ہے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Mauj Dar Mauj Kinaron Ko Saza Milti Hai

کیا سماں تھا بہار آنے سے پہلے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Kya Sama Tha Bahar Se Pehle

کلیوں کی مہک ہوتا تاروں کی ضیا ہوتا

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Kaliyon Ki Mehek Hota Taro Ki Ziya Hota

ہم بڑی دور سے آئے ہیں تمہاری خاطر

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Hum Badi Door Se Aaye Hain Tumhari Khatir

ہے دعا یاد مگر حرف دعا یاد نہیں

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Hai Dua Yaad Magar Harf-e-dua Yaad Nahin

دستور یہاں بھی گونگے ہیں فرمان یہاں بھی اندھے ہیں

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Dastoor Yahan Bhi Gonge Hain Farmaan Yahan Bhi Andhe Hai

چراغ طور جلائو بڑا اندھیرا ہے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Charag E Toor Jalao Bada Andhera Hai

چاک دامن کو جو دیکھا تو ملا عید کا چاند

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Chak E Daman Ko Jo Dekha To Mila Eid Ka Chand

بھولی ہوئی صدا ہوں مجھے یاد کیجئے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Bhooli Hui Sada Hun Mujhe Yaad Kijiye

بزرگوں کی دعائیں مل رہی ہیں

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Buzurgo Ki Duaye Mil Rahi Hain

برگشتہ یزدان سے کچھ بھول ہوئی ہے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Burgishta Yazdan Se Kuch Bhol Hoe Hai

بات پھولوں کی سنا کرتے تھے

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Baat Pholon Ki Suna Karte The

اے حسن لالہ فام ذرا آنکھ تو ملا

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Ay Hussan E Lalaa Faam Zara Aankh To Mila

ایک وعدہ ہے کسی کا جو وفا ہوتا نہیں

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Aik Wada Hai Kisi Ka Jo Wafa Hota Nahin

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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Agar Bazam E Hasti Mein Aurat Na Hoti

آج روٹھے ہوئے ساجن کو بہت یاد کیا

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Aaj Roothe Hue Saajan Ko Bohat Yaad Kiya

یہ جو دیوانے سے دو چار نظر آتے ہیں

Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدیقی

Ye Jo Deewane Se Do Char Nazar Aate Hain

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Saghar Siddiqui was born in 1928 in Ambala. He was the only child of his parents and spent the early years of his life in Ambala and Saharanpur. He received his early education from Habib Hassan, a family friend. Young Akhtar was much captivated by Habib Hassan, and he got interested in Urdu poetry because of him. Siddiqui started writing poetry as a child. He moved to Amritsar(Punjab), for some time he used Nasir Hijazi as his pen name (Takalush), but later he switched to Saghar Siddiqui. When he was16 years old, he frequently started attending mushairas (poerty recitals) in Jalandhar, Ludhiana and Gurdaspur. After independence in 1947, when he was 19, he migrated to Pakistan during the independence and settled in Lahore. In those days with his slim appearance, wearing pants and boski (yellow silky cloth) shirts, with curly hair, and reciting beautiful ghazals in a tuneful voice. Siddique became a huge success. He had some tragic turns in his life. Siddiqui continued to write poetry for the film industry and moved on to publish a literary magazine. The magazine was a critical success but a commercial flop. Disappointed, Saghar shut down the magazine. In his later life, he fell into depression, financially ruined and addicted to drugs.

On 19 July 1974, he was found dead on a roadside in Lahore near alfalah building at the mall road, at the age of 46. He was buried at the Miani Sahib graveyard. His tomb at Miani Sahib Graveyard (Lahore) is marked with an honoring shrine which was built later. Some of his poetries (ash'aar) are among the best in Urdu poetry. After his death, Julien Columeau, a French writer in Pakistan, wrote the Urdu semi fictional novel Saghar based on Saghar Siddiqui's life.