NCERT Solutions for Class 8 Hindi Vasant Chapter 9 Kabir Ki Sakhiyan
question practice
(from the textbook)
from the text
Question 1. ‘The importance of the sword is not of the sword’ – what does Kabir want to say with the above example? Clear keg.
Answer :
‘What is the importance of the sword, not of the lover’ – through this example the poet has said that we should give information about the thing which is mainly useful for us. Just like seeing the shape of swords and their sharp edge, in the same way one should ask words of knowledge to correct the caste of saints.
Question 2. What does Kabir want to say about the third Sakhi of the text – whose line is ‘Manuwaan to dahun daasi firai, yeh to mirin nahi’?
Answer :
‘Manuvan toh dahu daasi phairai, this is not remembrance’, Kabir has ignored those who practice ostentation and ostentation. The poet says that meditation of the mind is necessary for true devotion to God. If our mind is wandering in different directions and we are chanting Ram Ram then that is not true devotion.
Question 3. Why do you refuse to condemn Kabir? Read clearly on the basis of couplet.
Answer :
By criticizing even Kabir grass, it is believed that the person criticizing it due to pride does not pay attention to the qualities of that thing or forgets its status. Just as the animals of the grass crush the human race and tribes with a straw, they forget that the same straw can fall into their eyes and cause sorrow for them.
Question 4. It is in human behavior itself that there are flaws that make essays contradictory. From which couplet this meaning is a person?
Answer :
The above meaning is personified by the following couplet
There is no enemy in the world who has a calm mind.
Or scold yourself, everyone have mercy.
beyond text
Question 1.
“Or give yourself a punishment, everyone please have mercy.”
‘Speak such words, you will lose your temper.’
In both of these, ‘Aapa’ should be left out or what is written should be mentioned. In which sense is ‘Aapa’ appropriate? Do you mean ‘close to literature’ or vanity?
Answer :
The use of ‘you’ in both the above lines is appropriate for the ‘pride’ which causes wealth, power, prestige etc. in a person. Due to this pride, he starts considering himself superior and his essays as inferior. They all appear inferior to themselves. In this way, pride only means arrogance.
In the first line, the poet has talked about giving up natural behavior so that he can get compassion from everyone. In the second line, an appeal has been made to give up the courtesy of the mind and speak friendly words so that we can become loved by all.
Question 2. What do you think could be the difference between you and your enthusiasm? Please clarify.
Answer :
temper and stuff
‘Aapa’ means ‘Aapa’, due to which a person considers himself ‘better than others’, while ‘Aapa’ means ‘Aapa’, ‘Aapa’ means confidence in oneself, due to which he can do effective work. Provides the power to do and completes.
passion and excitement
‘Apa’ means arrogance or pride, due to which a person considers himself superior to others, while ‘Utsah’ means willingness to do some work.
The quality of engaging in work with zeal, enthusiasm and happiness.
Question 3. All human beings see and hear in the same way but do not have the same thoughts. Everyone works according to their own inclinations. In the text, with which of Kabir’s friends do we find feelings of friendship, what is necessary to be equal? write.
Answer :
In the Sakhi community, followers of Kabir, everyone has been advised to have equal power.
Kabir is neither a grass nor a river.
When my eyes flew away, I became a true bride.
To be equal, every type of discrimination should be eliminated from the society. Be it caste discrimination or economic discrimination. All people should be looked at from the same perspective and no one should be treated with prejudice. Apart from this, no one should be harassed by using his money power.
Question 4. Why are Kabir’s couplets called Sakhi? Known kg.
Answer :
Kabir’s couplets are called Sakhi because the word Sakhi is the tadbhava form of the word Sakhi, which means witness or testimony seen in the eyes. Illiterate Kabir heard, saw and endured everything in this world. After this he experienced conversation in the form of couplets. Apart from this, every couplet of Kabir is a dictionary of knowledge in itself. He teaches man something or the other.
matter of language
The pronunciation of words varies due to the regional market of speech; For example, the word Vani becomes Bani. From the mind there is manva, manuva etc. The verse is also changed by the change in pronunciation. Some words are given below, in which their written form introduces you. Knowledge, tongue, feet, sole, eyes, bari.
Answer :
word format form
knowledge knowledge
tongue tongue
foot foot
clap date
eye eye
enemy, enemy
