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उस दर का दरबान बना दे या अल्लाह मुझको भी सुल्तान बना दे या अल्लाह
इन आँखों से तेरे नाम की बारिश हो पत्थर हूँ, इन्सान बना दे या अल्लाह
सहमा दिल, टूटी कश्ती, चढ़ता दरया हर मुश्किल आसान बना दे या अल्लाह
मैं जब चाहूँ झाँक के तुझको देख सकूँ दिल को रोशनदान बना दे या अल्लाह
मेरा बच्चा सादा काग़ज़ जैसा है इक हर्फ़े ईमान बना दे या अल्लाह
चाँद-सितारे झुक कर क़दमों को चूमें ऐसा हिन्दोस्तान बना दे या अल्लाह
इति
Paired Painting
Nasik Scene (III of IV)
António Xavier Trindade, often revered as the Rembrandt of the East, possessed an extraordinary ability to capture the soul of India through a lens of profound empathy and technical brilliance. In this masterful work, he transports us to the sacred ghats of Nasik, a city steeped in ancient devotion and the gentle flow of the Godavari River. The painting hums with the quiet rhythms of daily life: here, the sacred and the mundane exist in a beautiful, harmonious dance. Figures draped in soft pastel garments gather by the cool, translucent waters, their presence speaking to a timeless tradition of purification and prayer. Trindade invites us to witness this collective moment of grace, where the light plays upon the temple stone and the water alike, grounding the viewer in a sense of serenity that has endured for generations.
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