Nisha Meaning in Urdu and Nisha Arabic Meaning in English:

Nisha

Nisha Meaning in Urdu and Nisha Arabic Meaning in English and their meanings are actually related to each other. The first one is a famous Pakistani mystic poet who is popularly known as Naina Zulfiqar Saheb. Nisha Meaning in Urdu also has something to do with this.

Nisha Meaning in Urdu starts with the word, "Wali." The word "Wali" has some of the same meanings as the English word "peace." The word, "Wali" also has the same meaning as "spirituality" in Indian. Therefore, the word, "Wali" stands for "spirituality" in a very good sense.

The first verse of Nisha Meaning in Urdu, begins with the word, "Kala." The word, "Kala," has the same meaning as the word, "Lal." Lal can also be translated as "letting go." However, the meaning of this word changes completely when we want to say it in English. In English, the word, "Lal" means bleeding or coming out.

Thus, the meaning of the word, "Lal," is going to change when we want to use it in English. Therefore, the meaning of the word, "Kala," is going to change also.

Nisha Meaning in Urdu and Nisha Arabic Meaning in English starts to overlap. It is quite hard to separate them. In fact, the meanings may overlap completely. Nisha Meaning in Urdu can be said to mean, "the spirit of the body" in English.

Nisha Meaning in Urdu can also be said to mean "the spirit of the soul." The spirit of the soul is usually called "Naukaan." The different meanings of the word, "Naukaan," is that it has different meanings in different languages.

Nisha Meaning in Urdu and Nisha Arabic Meaning in English, have been pronounced very differently in different languages. Therefore, they might have the same meaning. Therefore, it is not possible to be able to separate the two meanings in English. Therefore, the meaning of the words, "Nisha"Naina," can be said to be the same.

In Nisha Meaning in Urdu, there is a poem that is read by most people in Pakistan. The poem is titled "Shakarah Haqqeen" which means "the light of the soul." In order to be able to understand the meaning of the poem, we need to know the different meanings of these two words.