In today's age of despair, where problems, worries and various physical and spiritual ailments as well as mental stress grips humanity, even in these unfavorable circumstances, what do people of different schools of thought think about love? Are How do they express their feelings of love despite being surrounded by so many problems? A special survey was conducted under the auspices of Raqim Al-Huroof under the auspices of Raqim Al-Huroof under the auspices of Kashmir Writers Forum, a literary organization of Pakistan.
The people who expressed their views in response to this question included people from every school of thought
Everyone gave very interesting answers according to their experience and theory about love.
Let's enjoy these answers too.
"Whether love is real or virtual, it is the only feeling that scatters the colors of happiness in the darkness of life," says Alexander Alexander, a teacher. There is paradise in the world for the one who is satisfied. ”
"It's not just love to want someone, it's love to acknowledge all aspects of one's being," says Miss Sanbal, a reader.
Miss Shafaq Waseem, a housewife, says, "Love is the passion in which a person cares for each other in every matter, before every work, he thinks of it in his heart." Respect him, don't go away from him, when he has it, his heart will be satisfied, if he doesn't have it, then the feeling of not having it will make his heart restless.
Naat singer Shazia Tariq says, "Love is the basis of life."
It is as if they have declared love to be the basis of life. Here is a poem by him:
No desire, no affection, no desire
O times, I do not love you
Miss Tehmina says, "Love is the source of living, the cause of happiness, the need, the passion, the spiritual peace, the blessing of God and the most important part of life."
Alleged Arif says, "Love is the torment of life."
Miss Salma Jahan tells Okara, "It's a beautiful emotion that has the potential to color a life without color."
Umm Obaid says, "Love is the disease of life."
Advocate poet Agha Zahid Sahib (Lahore) says,
"Love is the name of an emotion in which one's happiness is dearer than one's happiness and one's pain is more precious than one's sorrow.
Love is a reflection of both connection and migration. The love that is lost stays with us forever. ”
As if losing love is the name of Agha Sahib.
Sana Sahiba says, “Love is a lie, a deception. There is a way to use someone crazy. The name of leaving someone psychologically is love. There is no such thing as happiness, there is only pain. "
Muqaddas Mirza, a lovely member of the Kashmir Writers' Forum Pakistan, says that a lasting feeling of sincerity and loyalty, which gives life, believes that there is more to the human heart than the vastness of the universe, which is just love. There is a religion.
Abdul Moeez, a young FSC student, says, "Love is a limit of honor that has no limit."
Mrs. Bushra Afzal says, "Love is a great responsibility and the first need of a beautiful relationship."
"Love is the feeling of life," says Amara Saqib.
Tayyaba bint Zahid says, “Love does not have ego but love is selfish. She does not dare to force herself on anyone's heart. This is the way of the self-willed. It has nothing to do with the love of a lowly and low-minded person. "
Shagufta Naheed says from Lahore, "I still don't understand this misfortune."
"Love is another name for lies, deception and fraud," says Miss Kashmala.
Miss Khazina says, "The only memorable moment in married life is love."
Businessman Sikandar Sahib says, "It is love that makes life flourish."
Qariya Miss Rimsha says, love is like life, not every turn is easy and there is no happiness at every turn. So when we don't leave life, why leave love? "
"Love is a feeling," says Noreen Yusuf. Every relationship is emotionally connected. As much as it feels, so much love. No sense in a relationship these days. Only mother's love can be called love. "
Miss Iqra says, “The spirit of love belongs only to the family. Relationship with parents, siblings is called love.
"Love is a pure emotion and humanity needs love for everyone," says Ayesha Sami.
Prominent journalist and well-known columnist Rashid Ahmed Naeem expressed his views in this way
"What is love? This question has been asked in every age and in every society and from all walks of life since Rosaval till today and everyone has been praising and interpreting love from their own point of view. Love is a passion. Yes, there is a state and the way anyone feels this state or emotion is the same love. Love is the journey from survival to annihilation. Love is selfless and demanding. Love is fragrance.