ye tasveer hai khwabon ke rango ki lyrics
“Ye Tasveer Hai Khwabon Ke Rango Ki”
Ye tasveer hai khwabon ke rango ki,
Noor-e-Muhammad hai jahan ki raahein.
Dil mein utar jaye ye haseen manzar,
Mehka de har ek rooh ko sukoon se.
Chand sitare bhi chamak uthe,
Pyaare Nabi ke naam se jagein.
Zameen-o-aasmaan sajayein,
Mahboob-e-Khuda ke naam se rahein.
Ye tasveer hai khwabon ke rango ki,
Noor-e-Muhammad hai jahan ki raahein.
Dil mein utar jaye ye haseen manzar,
Mehka de har ek rooh ko sukoon se.
Roshni hai unki, chandni hai unki,
Dil ko chu jaye unki mehfil ki.
Ishq-e-Nabi hai sadiyon se,
Har dil mein hai unki khushbu liye.
Ye tasveer hai khwabon ke rango ki,
Noor-e-Muhammad hai jahan ki raahein.
Dil mein utar jaye ye haseen manzar,
Mehka de har ek rooh ko sukoon se.
Akbar ke kitne bete the
Akbar, also known as Akbar the Great, had several sons. The exact number of his sons is a topic of historical debate, as there are varying accounts and sources that provide different information. However, some of his well-known sons include:
- Crown Prince Salim (later known as Emperor Jahangir): He was Akbar’s eldest surviving son and succeeded him as the fourth Mughal emperor.
- Murad Mirza: He was born to Akbar’s wife, Mariam-uz-Zamani. He held a prominent position in the Mughal court but died at a young age.
- Daniyal Mirza: He was another son of Akbar and Mariam-uz-Zamani. Like his brother Murad, he also died at a young age.
- Aram Banu Begum: She was one of Akbar’s daughters who later married Jahangir.
These are just a few of Akbar’s notable sons and daughters. The total number of his sons may have been higher, but it is difficult to determine an exact figure due to historical complexities and inconsistencies in records.