What is meaning of Tajdar-E-Haram?
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Answer: Tajdar-e-Haram is one of the most famous and beautiful qawwalis (spiritual songs) of Amir Khusrau. The literal translation of the song is ‘The Pavilion of the Lord’.
The song is about a lover’s yearning for his Beloved, and how nothing in this world can compare to the love they share. The pavilion mentioned in the title is a metaphor for the lover’s heart, which is always longing for the presence of its Beloved.
Tajdar-e-haram is a title given to the king of Pakistan. It means “Crowned One of the Sacred Mosque.”
The word Taj means Crown and Dar means The one who holds (the Crown). E stands for Of, Haram which could be translated as Of sacred place or mosque. So, Tajdar-e-haram literally means King of the Holy Places or He who holds (the) crown in (the) holy place(s).