Irsoli masal and rhyme
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write the meaning of irsoli masal and the term “zarb ul-masal” in your own words.
The art of strengthening a thought by a proverb or idiom; zarb ul-masal is the old name for a proverb.
2
Write three two-line statements: the first line a thought, the second a proverb.
Depends on the student’s sentences; the proverb must confirm the thought.
3
Show the raviy of five rhyming pairs.
For example: yor – bahor (r), gul – bulbul (l), vafo – jafo (o).
4
Explain the difference between ghazal and qit‘a rhyme.
In a ghazal the first couplet’s two lines rhyme; a qit‘a has no such paired couplet.
5
Why does “there is no verse without rhyme” fit classical poetry?
Because in classical poetry rhyme is a required condition and its rules are not broken.