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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Ye Jo Deewane Se Do Char Nazar Aate Hain
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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Ye Jo Deewane Se Do Char Nazar Aate Hain
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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Rawdad E Muhabbat Kya Kahiye Kuch Yaad Kuch Bhool Gaye
Ù¾ÙÚھا Ú©Ø³Û ÙÛ ØØ§Ù Ú©Ø³Û Ú©Ø§ ت٠ر٠دÛئÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Pocha Kisi Ne Haal Kisi Ka Tou Ro Diye
Ùظر Ùظر Ø¨Û Ùرار Ø³Û ÛÛ ÙÙس ÙÙس Ù ÛÚº شرار سا ÛÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Nazar Nazar Be-qarar Si Hai Nafas Nafas Mein Sharar Sa Hai
Ù Øبت ٠ستÙ٠غ٠ÛÛ Ù Øبت غ٠کا Ú¯ÛÙارÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Muhabbat Mustaqil Gham Hai Mohabbat Gham Ka Gehwara
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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Muhabbat Ke Mazaon Tak Chalen Ge
Ù Ùج در Ù Ùج Ú©ÙارÙÚº ک٠سزا Ù ÙØªÛ ÛÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Mauj Dar Mauj Kinaron Ko Saza Milti Hai
Ú©Ûا س٠اں تھا بÛار Ø¢ÙÛ Ø³Û Ù¾ÛÙÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Kya Sama Tha Bahar Se Pehle
Ú©ÙÛÙÚº Ú©Û Ù ÛÚ© ÛÙتا تارÙÚº Ú©Û Ø¶Ûا ÛÙتا
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Kaliyon Ki Mehek Hota Taro Ki Ziya Hota
Û٠بÚÛ Ø¯Ùر Ø³Û Ø¢Ø¦Û ÛÛÚº ت٠ÛØ§Ø±Û Ø®Ø§Ø·Ø±
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Hum Badi Door Se Aaye Hain Tumhari Khatir
ÛÛ Ø¯Ø¹Ø§ Ûاد ٠گر Øر٠دعا Ûاد ÙÛÛÚº
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Hai Dua Yaad Magar Harf-e-dua Yaad Nahin
دستÙر ÛÛاں Ø¨Ú¾Û Ú¯ÙÙÚ¯Û ÛÛÚº Ùر٠ا٠ÛÛاں Ø¨Ú¾Û Ø§ÙØ¯Ú¾Û ÛÛÚº
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Dastoor Yahan Bhi Gonge Hain Farmaan Yahan Bhi Andhe Hai
Úراغ Ø·Ùر جÙائ٠بÚا اÙدھÛرا ÛÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Charag E Toor Jalao Bada Andhera Hai
Úاک دا٠٠ک٠ج٠دÛکھا ت٠٠Ùا عÛد کا ÚاÙد
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Chak E Daman Ko Jo Dekha To Mila Eid Ka Chand
بھÙÙÛ ÛÙØ¦Û ØµØ¯Ø§ ÛÙÚº Ù Ø¬Ú¾Û Ûاد Ú©ÛجئÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Bhooli Hui Sada Hun Mujhe Yaad Kijiye
بزرگÙÚº Ú©Û Ø¯Ø¹Ø§Ø¦ÛÚº ٠٠رÛÛ ÛÛÚº
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Buzurgo Ki Duaye Mil Rahi Hain
Ø¨Ø±Ú¯Ø´ØªÛ ÛØ²Ø¯Ø§Ù Ø³Û Ú©ÚÚ¾ بھÙÙ ÛÙØ¦Û ÛÛ
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Burgishta Yazdan Se Kuch Bhol Hoe Hai
بات Ù¾Ú¾ÙÙÙÚº Ú©Û Ø³Ùا Ú©Ø±ØªÛ ØªÚ¾Û
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Baat Pholon Ki Suna Karte The
Ø§Û Øس٠ÙاÙÛ Ùا٠ذرا Ø¢ÙÚ©Ú¾ ت٠٠Ùا
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Ay Hussan E Lalaa Faam Zara Aankh To Mila
اÛÚ© ÙØ¹Ø¯Û ÛÛ Ú©Ø³Û Ú©Ø§ ج٠ÙÙا ÛÙتا ÙÛÛÚº
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Aik Wada Hai Kisi Ka Jo Wafa Hota Nahin
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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Agar Bazam E Hasti Mein Aurat Na Hoti
آج رÙÙ¹Ú¾Û ÛÙØ¦Û Ø³Ø§Ø¬Ù Ú©Ù Ø¨Ûت Ûاد Ú©Ûا
Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Aaj Roothe Hue Saajan Ko Bohat Yaad Kiya
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Saghar Siddiqui - ساغر صدÛÙÛ
Ye Jo Deewane Se Do Char Nazar Aate Hain
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.