Question 1

Who wrote the Hamad 'Jab Musafir Ke Qadam Ruk Jaayein Himmat Toot Jaaye'?

Accepted Answer

This Hamad was written by Aasi Karnali, a poet known for expressing deep spiritual and emotional themes in Urdu poetry.

Question 2

What is the central message of this Hamad?

Accepted Answer

The Hamad conveys that during times of hardship, despair, and defeat, it is Allah who inspires hope, halts storms, and brings the lost safely to shore—highlighting the unseen divine power guiding our lives.

Question 3

Is this Hamad part of a specific book?

Accepted Answer

The book of origin for this Hamad is currently unknown.

Question 4

Why is this poem considered a Hamad?

Accepted Answer

It is considered a Hamad because it praises Allah by describing His unseen help, power over nature, and mercy toward His creation, particularly in moments of difficulty.

Question 5

What language is the Hamad written in?

Accepted Answer

The Hamad is written in Urdu, using accessible metaphors like the storm, the traveler, and the sinking ship to convey spiritual truths.

Question 6

What poetic devices are used in this Hamad?

Accepted Answer

Aasi Karnali uses metaphor, imagery, and personification to show Allah’s unseen assistance, such as in the metaphor of a sinking ship saved by divine will.