Urdu: اٹھو وگر نہ حشر نہیں ہوگا پھر بھی

[Gope]

Friends, can you help me understand this sentence
: "uTho vagar nah Hashr nahiiN hogaa phir bhii"
The double negative nah and nahiin is what confuses me.
Literally: Get up /and if / not / there is no crowd / even then.

Thanks. Here is the context:

 

[marrish]

Gope SaaHib, it appears to be a misra3 (hemistich) from some poet but my ignorance doesn't allow me to figure out who penned it down

The line goes: uTho vagarnah Hashr nahiiN ho gaa phir kabhii.

uTho, nahiiN to Hashr nahiiN ho gaa phir kabhii.

vagarnah - va-gar-nah - varnah = nahiiN to

"Get up please, otherwise the gathering will take place no more again.

Do note that Hashr means a gathering, tumult but also resurrection (or the day of resurrection or doomsday). Quite intertwined with uTho!

 

[Khaanabadosh]

I think it's a much more revolutionary couplet. It's implying the hour of reckoning is here and it's high time you rise up and take some action.

 

[Gope]

Thanks, Khaanabadosh SaaHib.
Since this couplet is being cited in the story in a lighter vein, marrish SaaHib's translation fits the context. The speaker is persuading a reluctant Rekha to dance with him.
And thanks to marrish SaaHib for correcting the mistake in my citation.