Dohas
Dohas are a form of two-line poetic couplets that originated in medieval Hindustani literature and are best known from Hindi poetry. Each doha consists of two short lines that usually rhyme at the end, delivering a concise moral, ethical observation, or spiritual insight. The form has been associated with both the Bhakti and Sufi traditions and is widely linked with vernacular poetry intended for broad audiences.
Historically, dohas became a popular vehicle for social critique, personal conduct, and devotional teaching. The most
Form and style in general are characterized by simplicity, directness, and economy of language. Doha couplets
Today, dohas continue to be read and sung in literature, music, and education. They are appreciated for