मुसीबतों से भी हँसके मिलो

dard ke har manzar ko khushi me badlo to baat hai
gham ki aahon me bhi khushnumaayi bharo to baat hai
imtihaan khuda har vaqt halaat'e'vaqt ke zariye le raha
nakaami se na daro,musibaton se bhi hanske milo to baat hai

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