Description

لب پہ آتی ہے دعا بن کے تمنا میری. Every Pakistani who has been to school can finish that line, and this board carries the whole nazm — six couplets, twelve lines — printed in Urdu down an arch-shaped yellow panel with the word دُعا as its heading. It is Allama Iqbal's dua for a child, and it is the assembly poem of more Pakistani schools than any other piece of writing.

What the couplets ask for is worth reading before you buy, because it is not a generic prayer. They ask that the child's life be like a candle, that darkness be driven from the world by their presence, that they adorn their country the way a flower adorns a garden, that they love the lamp of knowledge, that their work be to stand with the poor, and that they be kept from wrongdoing and set on the right path. It is a prayer about service, and a school that reads it every morning is teaching something with it.

The board is cut as an arch, the shape of a mihrab, rather than as a rectangle. That gives it a presence a plain panel does not have, and it is why this one usually goes at the front of a hall or beside a stage rather than among the teaching charts on a side wall. The yellow is strong enough to hold that position from the back of an assembly.

The whole nazm is printed directly on the panel in black Urdu, well spaced, with the couplets separated so a class reading together can keep its place. Nothing is loose and nothing is layered — it is one solid board, which is what you want for a piece that will hang in the same spot for years.

The back of the board carries nothing adhesive and no measurement is printed on it or on the red banner, so we describe neither. Because of the arch shape most buyers fix it at four points rather than two. Message us on WhatsApp and we will measure the board in stock before you order.

Safencia sells it at Rs. 890 with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, from Lahore and Karachi to Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Stock and your city's delivery charge are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

Why this product is worth considering

The Whole Nazm

Six couplets, twelve lines, from لب پہ آتی ہے دعا to the closing line — not an extract.

Iqbal's Dua for a Child

The assembly poem of more Pakistani schools than any other, printed in full in clear black Urdu.

Arch-Shaped Panel

Cut as a mihrab arch rather than a rectangle, which is why it holds the front of a hall rather than a side wall.

Features

The Whole Nazm

Six couplets, twelve lines, from لب پہ آتی ہے دعا to the closing line — not an extract.

Iqbal's Dua for a Child

The assembly poem of more Pakistani schools than any other, printed in full in clear black Urdu.

Arch-Shaped Panel

Cut as a mihrab arch rather than a rectangle, which is why it holds the front of a hall rather than a side wall.

Couplets Kept Apart

The lines are spaced with the couplets separated, so a class reading aloud together can keep its place.

One Solid Board

Nothing loose and nothing layered, which is what a piece that will hang in the same spot for years needs.

Model FS-64

Printed in the yellow oval on the red URDU DUA banner, ready to quote on a repeat order.

Specifications

Product nameUrdu Dua Foam Wall Chart (FS-64, Iqbal's Bachche Ki Dua)
CategoryEducational Toys
Recommended age3+ years
Model codeFS-64
TextLab Pe Aati Hai Dua Ban Ke Tamanna Meri
PoetAllama Muhammad Iqbal
LengthSix couplets, twelve lines
Headingدُعا, printed above the verses
Board shapeArch, cut like a mihrab
ColoursYellow panel with black Urdu text
FixingNo adhesive backing shown and no fixing method printed
PriceRs. 890
Stock statusIn stock
Cash on DeliveryAvailable across Pakistan
Delivery time3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation
What is included1 x Urdu Dua arch-shaped foam board, Standard protective packing

What's in the Box

  • 1 x Urdu Dua arch-shaped foam board
  • Standard protective packing

FAQs

Which dua is printed on the board?

Allama Iqbal's لب پہ آتی ہے دعا بن کے تمنا میری, the nazm known as Bachche Ki Dua, printed in Urdu on the panel.

Is the whole poem there or only part of it?

The Urdu Dua Chart carries six couplets, twelve lines in all, counted from the board itself. The couplets are spaced apart rather than run together.

What do the couplets actually ask for?

That the child's life be like a candle, that they light the world around them, that they adorn their country, that they love knowledge, that their work be to help the poor, and that they be kept from wrongdoing.

What shape is the board?

An arch, cut like a mihrab rather than a rectangle. That is why the Urdu Dua Chart is usually hung at the front of a hall or beside a stage instead of among the teaching charts.

Is the text printed or made of separate letters?

Printed directly onto the panel. The Urdu Dua Chart is one solid yellow board with nothing loose and nothing layered on top of it.

What age is it for?

The whole school. Nursery classes recite it by ear at assembly, and older pupils read it from the board, which is why it is normally hung where everyone can see it.

Does it come with adhesive?

No. Nothing on the back is sticky and no fixing method is printed on it, so we make no claim. An arch is easier to hang level from four corners than from two, which is how most schools do it.

What size is the board?

No dimension is printed on the board or the banner, so we will not quote one. Message us on WhatsApp and we will measure the stock in hand before you order.

Can I pay cash on delivery for Urdu Dua Chart in Pakistan?

Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.

How fast is delivery in Pakistan?

Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.

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Total priceRs. 890