This Urdu poem reflects on the moral and ethical decline in society. It uses metaphorical language to criticize how falsehoods and deceit are normalized. The poet laments that by mislabeling and misrepresenting things—calling a stone a gem, or a thief a guide—society has corrupted its environment. This misrepresentation leads to a loss of true values and integrity, suggesting that the truth is often obscured by lies and deceit. The poem serves as a moral reminder to recognize and uphold truth and honesty.