Chapter 18

غم ہے یا خوشی ہے تو (غزل)

9th Class Urdu Chapter 18 Notes Punjab Board

Study easy notes for Gham Hai Ya Khushi Hai Tu (غم ہے یا خوشی ہے تو) by Nasir Kazmi according to the Punjab Board Class 9 Urdu syllabus. These notes help students prepare MCQs, short questions, long questions, central idea, and solved exercise for exams.

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Class 9 Urdu Chapter 18, Gham Hai Ya Khushi Hai Tu (غم ہے یا خوشی ہے تو), is a ghazal written by Nasir Kazmi. It beautifully expresses the mixed emotions of sorrow and happiness in human life, reflecting on love, nostalgia, and the rhythm of emotions. On this page, students can read solved exercises, MCQs, short questions, central idea, explanation of ghazal verses (tashreeh), and grammar details. The content is aligned with the PCTB / PECTAA syllabus for the 2026-2027 academic session.

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Gham Hai Ya Khushi Hai Tu (غم ہے یا خوشی ہے تو) is the eighteenth chapter in the Class 9 Urdu textbook. Nasir Kazmi, one of the most celebrated ghazal poets of modern Urdu literature, uses simple yet evocative language to express profound emotions of sorrow, longing, and joy.

The study notes cover a complete solved exercise, including textbook questions, multiple-choice questions (MCQs), and detailed explanation of each verse (tashreeh) with reference to the context.

Students are guided on how to write the explanation of verses (tashreeh) for ghazals according to board requirements.

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