Poem 18 Question Answers of Love an Essence of All Religions, 11 English by AG Ahmad

 Questions Answers of Poems (1st Year English)

You have to attempt any four questions out of twelve questions. (8 Marks)

Poem No. 18 

Love an Essence of All Religions

Q. 1. What do the thorns, roses, vinegar and sweet wine resemble?

Ans. Thorns and vinegar resemble hardships of life. Roses and sweet wine resemble the rewards offered by Allah Almighty.

Q. 2. Describe the reference of “the stake becomes a throne”.

Ans. The poet describes that the fire could not touch Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S) because he had true love of God in his heart.

Q. 3. What is the moral or theme of the poem?

Ans. The poet teaches us that every problem can be solved through the magic of love. Through love of life becomes a success.

Q. 4. Why does the poet put emphasis on love? (GWB. 2011)

Ans. The poet puts emphasis on love because he calls it an essence of all religions. He claims that love is a remedy for all diseases. Life becomes a success by love.

Q. 5. What is the effect of love? (LB. 2015)

Ans. Love affects human heart and soul directly. It has magical powers in it. It can transform everything. Love is a healer, softener, soother, creator, generator and saviour.

Q. 6. Is life worth living without love?

Ans. Life is not worth living without love. This is essence of life. If we omit love from life, it becomes drab (dull).

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