Eternal love-Mouj

“Today everywhere, I see u nowhere
But in the core of my heart, you are everywhere,”
” No doubt you are far from me,
But I can’t explain now how close you are to me”
“In the journey of my life, I will miss you,
I will need u and I will call you,”
” As I can feel your fragrance,
but I can’t bear your absence,”
“People are always talking about you,
These are the good deeds they remind of you,
“I know now you are living in the world of reality,
As you were not deserving this world of cruelty,

Death is a reality no one can evade,
Either early or after a decade
rest in peace mother

Nausheen Syed

The Kashmiri language has a rich history and evolved over centuries, influenced by various languages and cultures. The origins of the Kashmiri language can be traced back to the 5th century CE, and it has been influenced by Sanskrit, Persian, Arabic, and other languages. While the exact origin of the term “Mouj” is unclear, it is a commonly used term for mother in the Kashmiri language.

“Mouj” is not just a word, it’s an embodiment of love, care, and affection in Kashmiri culture. It represents the unconditional love that a mother has for her child. In Kashmir, “Mouj” is not just a term, but it is revered and cherished. A mother’s love and devotion towards her child is unparalleled and unending, which is why she is often referred to as “Mouj” in the Kashmiri language.

The concept of “Mouj” is deeply ingrained in the Kashmiri culture and traditions. It represents the nurturing and caring nature of a mother, who always puts the needs of her child before her own. In Kashmiri literature, poetry, and songs, “Mouj” is often referred to as the epitome of love and devotion.

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