#Khwaja Ghulam Farid

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Waqt Da Beli Har Koi Banda – Khwaja Ghulam Farid

It was written by the famous poet Khawaja Ghulam Fareed, and it is a lovely work of poetry. The idea he wants to express via these words is the significance of time, namely how the passage of good and bad times affects our lives and those around us. Because these lines of poetry are so popular, we have provided you with an English translation so that you may better comprehend their meaning and appreciate their beauty.

WAQT DA BELI HAR KOI BANDA

Waqt Da Beli Har Koi Ban’da,

Sha’llah Waqt Na Khaave Dolay

Everyone is your buddy in good times;

may God never place one in the wrong time.

Sajjan Ban Dushman Vehnde,

jadon Waqt Nu Painde Raulay

When the going gets tough,

even friends may turn on each other.

Waqt Salaamat Hove Maahi Sajjan Aan Khalonde Ne Kolay

If the timing is right, everyone will join you.

Gulaam Farid’a Sadaa Waqt Ni Rehnde,

Kade Masa Te Kade Tole

Oh, poet, time is never the same;

sometimes it’s excellent and occasionally terrible.

Khwaja Ghulam Farid’s Punjabi poetry “Waqt Da Beli Har Koi Banda” is a profound and insightful reflection on the significance of time in our lives. The poet emphasizes that every individual, regardless of background or status, is subject to the effects of time. Through his words, he suggests that our lives are shaped by the good and bad times we experience and their impact on ourselves and those around us. The popularity of these lines of poetry can be attributed to their timeless and universal appeal. The poet’s message resonates with readers from all walks of life, regardless of cultural or linguistic barriers. The English translation allows a broader audience to appreciate the poet’s words’ beauty and better understand their meaning.

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Ram Panjwani - Bio, Top 10 Best Sindhi Sufi Music

Ram Panjwani was a prominent figure in the world of Sindhi classical music, known for his passionate lyrics and contribution to the traditional fabric of Sindh. His love of music the snake for Sindh and its people still rings today. Known for his melodious voice and memorable lyrics, Panjwani was not just a singer but a cultural icon whose work spanned media and artistic expression.

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Biography and Early Life Born in Larkana, Sindh on November 20, 1911, Ram Panjwani was steeped in the rich cultural traditions of his native land in his formative years. His upbringing in this culturally rich region laid the groundwork for his future musical career. From an early age, Panjwani showed a keen interest in music, a passion that would shape his entire life. Career Beginnings Panjwani’s initial foray into the world of music was marked by his performances at local events and community events. Influenced by the traditional sounds of Sindh, he started carving a design for himself in regional music. His talent went unnoticed, and he soon had opportunities to perform on larger stages and gradually made a name for himself as a gifted singer. Major Contributions to Sindhi Music Ram Panjwani’s contribution to Sindhi Sufi music is vast and varied. He sang many popular songs which became Sindhi traditional songs. His unique and distinctive blend of classical and traditional elements sets him apart from his contemporaries. Songs like "Old is Gold" from films like "Jhulelal", "Hojamalo", and "Ladli" showcased his versatility and deep connection to Sindhi heritage. Acceptance and Awards Panjwani's work is not unknown. In 1964, he received the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award for "Anokha Azamda" This accolade is a testimony to his artistic prowess and significant contribution to Sindhi literature and music. In 50 years, he has received many awards and honors including mana cards, trophies, trophies, and more. Social Plays and Theater Work Apart from his music career, Panjwani was also heavily involved in acting. He produced many social plays on important social issues. Notable among these are "Maya Jo Moh" (Greed for Money), "Social Entrepreneur" (Social Entrepreneur), and "Ayo Naon Zamano" (New Age). These plays were well-received and showcased his talent as a storyteller and social commentator. Founding of Sita Sindhu Bhavan Panjwani’s dedication to promoting Sindhi culture led to the establishment of Sita Sindhu Bhavan, a cultural forum aimed at preserving and celebrating Sindhi traditions. Through this platform, he has organized several cultural initiatives, exhibitions, and educational programs, which have enhanced the appreciation of Sindhi art and heritage. Role as an Editor Apart from his musical and acting endeavors, Panjwani also contributed immensely to Sindhi literature. As editor of the Hindustan Sindhi weekly, he played an important role in the literary development of the Sindhi-speaking people. His editorship ensured that Sindhi literature continued to flourish and reach a wider audience. Traditional and Sufi musical heritage Panjwani’s influence also extended into the fields of folk music and Sufi music. He composed and composed many Sindhi bhajans, Hindi and Sindhi ghazals, and Sufi art. His work in these genres added a spiritual dimension to his music, touched the audience deeply, and left an indelible mark on Sindhi musical traditions. What is Sufi Sindhi Music? Sufi Sindhi music has a rich history, rooted in the spiritual practices of Sufism. This form of music often consists of poetic verses set to rhythmic melodies, intended to bring listeners closer to the divine. Famous Sufi poets like Rumi, Hafiz, Hazrat Bulleh Shah, Amir Khusrau, and Khwaja Ghulam Farid have contributed immensely to this tradition. Their works, and Panjavani's works, inspire and uplift audiences. Spread of Sufi music in Sindh and Hindustan Sufi music spread across the Indian subcontinent in the early days of the Delhi Sultanate and later reached Sindh. Characterized by soulful melodies and deep lyrics, this genre quickly became popular. Sufi love songs, often performed in the form of ghazals and coffee, have become an integral part of the region’s cultural fabric. The development of Sufi music in Sindh is a testament to its enduring appeal and spiritual significance. Sufi music is important. Sufi music has great spiritual and cultural significance. It is a way of expressing devotion and seeking a deeper connection with the divine. The songs, often written by revered Sufi poets, convey messages of love, faith, and transcendence. In modern times, Sufi music transcends cultural and religious divides and is a source of solace and inspiration. Personal Life Despite being a public figure, Panjawani led a private and somewhat private life. He balanced his professional accomplishments with a deep commitment to his family and personal interests. His later years were spent nurturing the next generation of Sindhi artists and musicians, ensuring that his legacy continued to flourish. Impact and Influence Rama Panjwani’s contribution to Sindhi culture is immeasurable. His music, drama, and literature leave a lasting legacy that continues to inspire and enrich. Through his dedication to preserving and promoting Sindhi traditions, he has ensured that the rich cultural heritage of Sindh remains vibrant and relevant. Conclusion In summary, Rama Panjwani was a multifaceted artist, whose contribution to Sindhi folk music and culture was unparalleled. His work as a singer, playwright, editor, and cultural ambassador has left an indelible mark on Sindhi heritage. His legacy lives on through his music and the countless artists he inspired. FAQs Who was Ram Panjwani? Ram Panjwani was a renowned singer, playwright, editor, and cultural representative of Sindhi classical music who was known as a major contributor to Sindhi music and literature. What award did he receive? He won the Sahitya Akademi Award for "Anokha Azmda" in 1964, and many other honors, such as mana cards, medals, and trophies in 50 years. Read the full article

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Idol worship is what extremists call it. But Sufis call it love. Here in the town of Mithankot, women share a mystical moment at the shrine of Khwaja Ghulam Farid, a revered 19th-century poet they consider a saint.

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Urdu Poetry by Khwaja Ghulam Farid - But Ke Har Naaz Ko Main Raaz Khuda Ka Samjha - GHAZAL READING

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" You are

my beauty and my fate,

fortune, fame. 

You are

my looking, enquiring, seeking

You are my understanding, my knowing " ... 

- Khwaja Ghulam Farid 

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Fareed Gate,Bahawalpur The Name Fareed Gate was Given due to The eminent Sufi poet of the subcontinent Khwaja Ghulam Farid as he spent eighteen years in the desert of Cholistan and composed dozens of poems related to the beauty of Rohi. Khwaja Ghulam Fareed, a well-known spiritual personality of Indo-Pak and a popular Sufi poet, was born on 3 December in 1845 in Chacharan Shareef, Rahim Yar Khan district, a small town located on the Indus bank in Southern Punjab. The town is commonly known as Kot Fareedan (town of Fareed). Khawaja Ghulam Fareed’s poetry speaks of love, humanism, tolerance, peace and spirituality.He wrote two collections of poetry, one of them being in Urdu and the other one in many languages chief among them being Punjabi and Saraiki.He remains the greatest Sufi Saint of the Chishtia lineage of Sufism. Among his disciples were the Nawab rulers of independent Indian states. Chief among them were Nawab of Tonk, Rajasthan and Ahmed Akhtar Ali Gorgani grandson of the King Bahadur Shah Zafar. But he had a special liking for Nawab Sadiq Mohammad Abbasi, the Nawab of Bahawalpur State. There are many stories related to their mutual affiliation. He emphasized the local culture and even his most elated poems are written in the context of local culture. He introduced the word Rohi (روہی) to refer to the Cholistan and Thar desert in his poetry. میڈا عشق وی توں, میڈا یار وی توں میڈا دین وی توں, میڈا ایمان وی توں میڈا جسم وی توں، میڈا روح وی توں میڈا قلب وی توں،جند جان وی توں میڈا کعبہ، قبلہ ،مسجد، ممبر مُصحف تے قرآن وی توں میڈے فرض، فریضے، حج، زکوٰتاں صوم صلٰواۃ، اذان وی توں بارش تے باران وی توں میڈا ملک، ملیر تے مارو ،تھلڑا روہی، چولستان وی توں جے یار فرید قبول کرے سرکار وی توں ،سلطان وی توں نہ تاں کہتر ،کمتر،ا حقر ،ادنیٰ لاشئے، لا امکان وی توں #MyClick #RandomClick #GatesofBahawalpur #FareedGate #Bahawalpur #ThePrincelyStateofBahawalpur #TheWorldAsDaniSee #HMDanish #HistoricalPlaces #OldBahawalpur #HistoricalMonument #HistoricalPlacesOfPakistan #MyPakistan #CultureOfPakistan #WalledCity #InsideBahawalpur #KhawajaGhulamFareed #Rohi #RohiDesert #Cholistan #Desert #Saraiki #GhulamFareed #Poetry (at Bahawalpur) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_QEfhMp3nC/?igshid=gm7hu0dfikzf

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Khwaja Ghulam Farid - Which are Called Rumi of Seraiki language Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Farid Koreja (Urdu: خواجہ غُلام فرید ) or Khawaja Farid

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Khuda ki Qasam Yeh Haqeeqat hai Sehraee Key be-Noor Ankhon mai bhi noor chamka Teray dhoul-e-gumbad ko Suraj ki kirnon nai Jab jagmagaya Saveray Saveray... Translation By God, this is a fact beyond doubt That’s light shone even in blind eyes When dome [of Moinuddin Chishti] was illuminated by the rays of sun In the morning hours...... ***Saveray Saveray by Sabri Brothers is one of the most admired Qawwalis by Ghulam Farid Sabri. The verses revolve around the visit of a pilgrim in need at Moinuddin Chishti’s shrine at Ajmer Sharif who is popularly named ‘Khwaja Ghareeb Nawaz’. Download Saveray Saveray by Sabri Brothers click here: https://ift.tt/3eh4C2C https://ift.tt/3sUy4zw

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Pakistani Poets

Abbas Rizvi * Abdul Latif Bhitai * Abid Ali Abid * Aftab Iqbal Shamim * Ahfaz ur Rahman * Ahmad Faraz * Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi * Ahmed Hamdani * Ajmal Khattak * Akhtar Hussain Jafari * Ali Arman * Al-e-Ahmad, Syed * Amjad Islam Amjad * Anis Nagi * Anjum Barelvi * Anwar Masood * Asghar Nadeem Syed * Asghar Sodai * Aslam Ansari * Aslam Farrukhi * Ali Raza Safdar * Ayyub Sabir * abubacker shoaib abbasi * ch. Muhmmad Ali Faiq * B * Baqi Siddiqui * Bushra Farrukh * D * Darya Khan Rind * Daud Kamal * Dilawar Figar * F * Fahmida Riaz * Faiz Ahmad Faiz * Farigh Bukhari * Fatima Bhutto * Fazil Jamili * Fatima Hassan * Farrukh Yar * G * Ghulam Ali Allana * Ghulam Muhammad Qasir * Mir Gul Khan Naseer * H * Habib Jalib * Hafeez Jullundhri * Hakim Nasir * Hamid Yazdani Welcome to my Web site* Hasan Abidi * Hasan Mansoor * I * Ibn-e-Insha * Idrees Babar Ali Welcome to Viewer::** INHIMAK Systems Inc.* Iftikhar Arif(Former Chairman Pakistan Academy of Letters) * Ihsan Danish * Iltaf Hussain Bukhari, Syed * J * Jamal Ahsani * Jamiluddin Aali * Josh Malihabadi * Javed Shaheen * Javed Anwar * Jamshed Masroor * K * Khalique Ibrahim Khalique * Khatir Ghaznavi * Khwaja Ghulam Farid * Khawaja Reazuddin Atash * Khayal Amrohvi * Khurshid Rizvi * Kishwar Naheed * Kashif Raza * kashif mansoor * Khurram Khiraam Siddiqui * M * Majeed Amjad * Majeed Siddiqui * Majid Raza Abidi * majid yazdani * Makhdoom Bilawal * Maulana deen Muhammad Wafai * Mehmoodul Hassan * Mohsin Ihsan * Mohsin Naqvi * Muhammad Iqbal Urdu News | Pakistan Urdu news | Urdu newspaper | online urdu news paper* Muhammad Izharul Haq * Munir Niazi * Mustafa Zaidi * Muzaffar Warsi * Murtaza Barlas * Malik Bashir Ahmad Murad * Masroor Kapoorthalvi * N * Naseer Ahmed Nasir(born 1954) * Nasim Amrohi * Nasir Kazmi * Nasir Zaidi * Nasira Zuberi * Nasreen Anjum Bhatti * Nazim Panipati * Noon Meem Danish * Noon Meem Rashid * Noshi Gillani * O * Obaidullah Aleem * P * Parveen Shakir * Pirzada Qasim * Q * Qateel Shifai * Quaim Amrohi * R * Rahman Baba * Razi-ud-Din-Razi * Rubina Nazli Goindi * Raees Qamar * Rafi Raza * Rais Amrohvi * Professor Dr. Rauf Yasin Jalali, Ph.D (Lisan-Ul-Asr, Abu Tanqeed) * Ram Riaz * Rasheed Nisar * Raza Hamdani * Rehan Azmi * Rehman Hafeez * S * Sajjad Babar * Samina Raja * Sabir Zafar * Saeed Ahmad Akhtar * Sahar Ansari * Saleem Ahmad * Saleem Kausar * Sascha Akhtar * Sabir Hussain Sabir Shabnam Romani * Shabnam Shakeel * Shaheen Abbas * Shaikh Ayaz * Shakeb Jalali * Sharar Nomani * Shujaat Ali Rahi * Sufi Ghulam Mustafa Tabassum * Shafiq Awan'bhall * Shahnawaz Zaidi * SYED ISHTIAQ HUSSAIN KAZMI * Saeed Ahmad Qureshi [Talib] * T * Tabish Dehlvi * Tariq Butt * Tauseef Tabassum * U * Ustad Daman * W * Waheed Ahmed * Wasi Shah * Wasif Ali Wasif * Dr.Wazeer Agha * Y * Yasmeen Hameed * Yousaf Missali * Yousaf Zafar * Yazdani Jalandhari * Adrian A. Husain * Z * Zafar Iqbal * Zahoor Nazar * Zamir Jafri * Zohra Nigah * Zoqi Muzefer Nagri  

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Mansoor Ali Malangi - Top 15 Best Punjabi Folk Music

Mansoor Ali Malangi was more than a singer; He deeply touched the heart of Punjabi Saraiki culture. Rich in sentiment and rich in tradition, his music went beyond mere entertainment and became a vessel for expressions of love, sorrow, and spirituality Known for his Punjabi folk music and powerful Sufi music, Malangi left a mark indelible in the Pakistani music scene.

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Biography and Early Life Born in Garh Maharaj, a small town near Darbar-e-Hazrat Sultan Bahu in Jhang district in 1947, Mansoor Ali Malangi was destined to become a Pakistani music legend Growing up in a humble peasant family, Malangi's early experiences were based on rhythmic music rural life approx. The beginning of a musical journey Malangi’s journey in the world of music began in 1965 when he started playing at Radio Pakistan in Lahore. His sweet, character-filled voice soon caught the attention of his audience. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Malangi’s music was deeply rooted in the traditional sounds of Punjab and Saraiki culture, making him stand out as a unique talent in the Pakistani music scene. Breakthrough hits In the 1970s, Mansoor Ali Malangi's career reached new heights with the release of "Ik Full Motiya Da Mar Ke Jaga Sohni". This song became an instant hit across Pakistan with its haunting melodies and heartfelt lyrics. It was a song that spoke directly to the soul, and its success was the catalyst for Malangi’s early rise to stardom. Rise to the stars After the success of "Ik Full Motiya Da Mar Ke Jaga Sohni", Malangi went on to make hit after hit. Songs like "Kala Til Mahi Da", "Balocha Zalman", and "Kehri Ghatti Hoi Aye Zalim" incorporated the spirit of Punjabi and Saraiki culture and became music for many His ability to express deep emotions through his songs endeared him to millions, made him one of the favorite folk singers of Pakistan It became one of them. Contributions to Sufi music Mansoor Ali Malangi was not just a folk singer; He was also a profound translator of Sufi poetry. The Punjabi Kalams of Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Farid are particularly noteworthy. These performances were more than music; They were spiritual experiences that emphasized the essence of Sufism love, devotion, and the pursuit of the divine. Discography and albums Malangi released about 500 albums throughout his career, each one a testament to his versatility and talent. His famous albums include "Ek Full Motiya Da", "Bhochnar Doriy Da", and "Kafian Khwaja Ghulam Farid". Each album offered a unique insight into the rich cultural heritage of Punjab and Saraiki, solidifying Malangi’s position as a cultural icon. Awards and recognition Mansoor Ali Malangi’s contribution to Pakistani Punjabi music has not gone unnoticed. He also received many prestigious Presidential Honors and accolades throughout his career. The award, one of Pakistan’s highest civilian honors, recognized Malangi’s efforts in promoting Seraiki Punjabi folk music and his lasting impact on the country’s culture Impact on Pakistani music culture Malangi’s impact on Pakistan’s music culture cannot be overstated. He played a pivotal role in popularizing Punjabi Saraiki music, bringing these regional sounds to the national stage. His work inspired countless musicians to follow in his footsteps, ensuring that the rich traditions of his homeland continue to flourish. International recognition Mansoor Ali Malangi’s fame was not confined to Pakistan. His Punjabi songs resonated with audiences around the world, especially the Pakistani diaspora. His international travels brought the traditional sound of Punjab Saraiki to the global stage, where it was appreciated and appreciated. It speaks to the universal appeal of Malangi’s music as communicating with listeners across cultural boundaries. Last year and legacy In the later years of his life, Malangi made an impact in the world of music. Though his voice is old, it remained strong, and his performance captivated the audience. Sadly, on December 11, 2014, Mansoor Ali Malangi passed away due to a heart attack, ending an era in Pakistani folk music. But his legacy lives on through his music which inspires and motivates people to this day. Mansoor Ali Malangi's most brilliant music Mansoor Ali Malangi’s discography is vast, but a few songs stand out as true masterpieces. "Ik Full Motiya Da", "Kala Til Mahi Da", "Balocha Zalman", and "Kehri Ghalti Hoi Aye Zalim" are not just songs; They are cultural treasures passed down from generation to generation. Each panel reflects the essence of Punjabi Saraiki life, capturing the joys, sorrows, and spirituality of the people. The enduring appeal of Malangi’s music What makes Mansoor Ali Malangi’s music so enduring? Maybe it’s the authenticity of his voice, the authenticity of his lyrics, or the timeless music that always resonates with listeners. His songs speak to universal human experiences love, loss, and the search for meaning making them as relevant today as they were decades ago. Conclusion Mansoor Ali Malangi was a giant in the world of Punjabi and Saraiki folk music. His unique voice combined with a deep understanding of the cultural and spiritual traditions of his country made him one of Pakistan's favorite musicians and his legacy preserved through his many albums and performances a never to be forgotten inspired a new generation of artists and fans FAQs Q1: When did Mansoor Ali Malangi start his music career? A: Mansoor Ali Malangi started his professional music career in 1965 at Radio Pakistan in Lahore. Q2: What are some of the famous songs of Mansoor Ali Malangi? A: His popular songs include "Ik Full Motiya Da", "Kala Til Mahi Da", and "Balocha Zalman". Q3: What awards has Mansoor Ali Malangi won for his contribution to the music industry? A: Mansoor Ali Malangi has won many awards including the honor of the President’s Exhibition for his contribution to Punjabi and Sufi music. Q4: How did Mansoor Ali Malangi influence Pakistani music culture? A: Malangi played a pivotal role in popularizing Punjabi Saraiki music, bringing these regional sounds to national and international audiences. Q.5: When did Mansoor Ali Malangi die? A: Mansoor Ali Malangi passed away on December 11, 2014, due to heart failure. Read the full article

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Pakistani Poets

Abbas Rizvi * Abdul Latif Bhitai * Abid Ali Abid * Aftab Iqbal Shamim * Ahfaz ur Rahman * Ahmad Faraz * Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi * Ahmed Hamdani * Ajmal Khattak * Akhtar Hussain Jafari * Ali Arman * Al-e-Ahmad, Syed * Amjad Islam Amjad * Anis Nagi * Anjum Barelvi * Anwar Masood * Asghar Nadeem Syed * Asghar Sodai * Aslam Ansari * Aslam Farrukhi * Ali Raza Safdar * Ayyub Sabir * abubacker shoaib abbasi * ch. Muhmmad Ali Faiq * B * Baqi Siddiqui * Bushra Farrukh * D * Darya Khan Rind * Daud Kamal * Dilawar Figar * F * Fahmida Riaz * Faiz Ahmad Faiz * Farigh Bukhari * Fatima Bhutto * Fazil Jamili * Fatima Hassan * Farrukh Yar * G * Ghulam Ali Allana * Ghulam Muhammad Qasir * Mir Gul Khan Naseer * H * Habib Jalib * Hafeez Jullundhri * Hakim Nasir * Hamid Yazdani Welcome to my Web site* Hasan Abidi * Hasan Mansoor * I * Ibn-e-Insha * Idrees Babar Ali Welcome to Viewer::** INHIMAK Systems Inc.* Iftikhar Arif(Former Chairman Pakistan Academy of Letters) * Ihsan Danish * Iltaf Hussain Bukhari, Syed * J * Jamal Ahsani * Jamiluddin Aali * Josh Malihabadi * Javed Shaheen * Javed Anwar * Jamshed Masroor * K * Khalique Ibrahim Khalique * Khatir Ghaznavi * Khwaja Ghulam Farid * Khawaja Reazuddin Atash * Khayal Amrohvi * Khurshid Rizvi * Kishwar Naheed * Kashif Raza * kashif mansoor * Khurram Khiraam Siddiqui * M * Majeed Amjad * Majeed Siddiqui * Majid Raza Abidi * majid yazdani * Makhdoom Bilawal * Maulana deen Muhammad Wafai * Mehmoodul Hassan * Mohsin Ihsan * Mohsin Naqvi * Muhammad Iqbal Urdu News | Pakistan Urdu news | Urdu newspaper | online urdu news paper* Muhammad Izharul Haq * Munir Niazi * Mustafa Zaidi * Muzaffar Warsi * Murtaza Barlas * Malik Bashir Ahmad Murad * Masroor Kapoorthalvi * N * Naseer Ahmed Nasir(born 1954) * Nasim Amrohi * Nasir Kazmi * Nasir Zaidi * Nasira Zuberi * Nasreen Anjum Bhatti * Nazim Panipati * Noon Meem Danish * Noon Meem Rashid * Noshi Gillani * O * Obaidullah Aleem * P * Parveen Shakir * Pirzada Qasim * Q * Qateel Shifai * Quaim Amrohi * R * Rahman Baba * Razi-ud-Din-Razi * Rubina Nazli Goindi * Raees Qamar * Rafi Raza * Rais Amrohvi * Professor Dr. Rauf Yasin Jalali, Ph.D (Lisan-Ul-Asr, Abu Tanqeed) * Ram Riaz * Rasheed Nisar * Raza Hamdani * Rehan Azmi * Rehman Hafeez * S * Sajjad Babar * Samina Raja * Sabir Zafar * Saeed Ahmad Akhtar * Sahar Ansari * Saleem Ahmad * Saleem Kausar * Sascha Akhtar * Sabir Hussain Sabir Shabnam Romani * Shabnam Shakeel * Shaheen Abbas * Shaikh Ayaz * Shakeb Jalali * Sharar Nomani * Shujaat Ali Rahi * Sufi Ghulam Mustafa Tabassum * Shafiq Awan'bhall * Shahnawaz Zaidi * SYED ISHTIAQ HUSSAIN KAZMI * Saeed Ahmad Qureshi [Talib] * T * Tabish Dehlvi * Tariq Butt * Tauseef Tabassum * U * Ustad Daman * W * Waheed Ahmed * Wasi Shah * Wasif Ali Wasif * Dr.Wazeer Agha * Y * Yasmeen Hameed * Yousaf Missali * Yousaf Zafar * Yazdani Jalandhari * Adrian A. Husain * Z * Zafar Iqbal * Zahoor Nazar * Zamir Jafri * Zohra Nigah * Zoqi Muzefer Nagri  

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Mein Teri | Naveed Nashad | New Song | Punjabi Sufi Kalam | New Punjabi ...

Music Director of Famous song “Ja Tujhy Muaf Kia” of drama “Do Bol” as singer & composer Naveed Nashad is back with new punjabi sufi kalam "Mein Teri Ne" under the SASH Records. The new intense soulful sufi song “Mein Teri Ne” is a new sufi song. Naveed Nashad shared his working experience on his latest song. About Sufi History: Sufi music is the devotional music of the Sufis, inspired by the works of Sufi poets, like Rumi, Hafiz, Bulleh Shah, Amir Khusrow and Khwaja Ghulam Farid. Sufi love songs are often performed as ghazals and Kafi. Punjabi Sufi Songs got its root from its culture and has been presently strong in contemporary music scenario. Many singers have sung sufi songs , from humble street-singers to renowned Sufi singers like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Pathanay Khan, Abida Parveen, the Waddali Brothers and Sain Zahoor, from the synthesized techno qawwali remixes of UK-based Asian artists to the Pakistani rock band Junoon. Qawwali is the most well known form of Sufi music, and is most commonly found in the Sufi culture in South Asia. However, music is also central to the Sema ceremony of the whirling dervishes, which is set to a form of music called Ayin, a vocal and instrumental piece featuring Turkish classical instruments such as the ney (a reed flute). The West African gnawa is another form, and Sufis from Indonesia to Afghanistan to Morocco have made music central to their practices. Some of the Sufi orders have taken an approach more akin to puritan forms of Islam, declaring music to be unhelpful to the Sufi way. Info from Wikipedia We are constantly working hard on making the “SASH Records videos” better and more entertaining for you. We need your constant support to get going. Please feel free to Comment box for any queries/suggestions/problems or if you just want to say hello. We would love to hear from you. If you have enjoyed video, do not forget to Subscribe our YouTube & share among your friends.

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Meda ishq vi toon meda yaar vi toon Meda deen vi toon eeman vi toon Meda jism vi toon meda rooh vi toon Meda qalb vi toon jind jaan vi toon Meda kaba qibla masjid mimbar Mushaf te quran vi toon Mede farz fareezay, hajj, zakataan Soum salaat azaan vi toon

Khwaja Ghulam Farid

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Ve Saan’wala Na Maar Naina De Teer

{O my beloved, don’t hurt me with your gaze}

(Lyrics: Khwaja Ghulam Farid, 1845-1901)

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Mohan Bhagat: Biography, Top 20 Best Sindhi Sufi Songs

In this useful article, I guide you about Mohan Bhagat a popular Sindhi Sufi Music Artist.  Further, regarding the popularity of Mohan Bhagat in Sindhi Sufi Music I'm going to discuss the history and his performance. Sindh has created the highest Sufi poets such as Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai R.A, Hazrat Sachal Sermast R.A and others are essentially the most famous Sindhi Sufi poets in Sindh. Folk and Sindhi Music Music is very popular everywhere in the Global, The Province of Sindh has created so much, of significant Artists, within the Sindhi language, the Mohan Bhagat is one. The "Bhagat Raag" in Sindhi continues to be listened to everywhere in Sindh, in grassroots spaces of Sindh, particularly as a result of this can be a very well-known Sufi Music. Sindhi Old Songs and Sufi songs are the best music of the Sufis, brightened using written using Sufi writers, like "Rumi", "Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai", "Bulleh Shah", "Amir Khusrow", and "Khwaja Ghulam Farid". Sufi folk Music incessantly proceeds as Ghazals and Kafi, an impartial classification joined using percussion and harmonium, using a choice of music using Sufi Artists. Best Mohan Bhagat Sindhi Sufi Music Songs Download Sindhi Sufi Music Artist Mohan Bhagat and His Biography Mohan Bhagat Sindhi Folk Music Artist was born in 1930 in Therparker Sindh. A well-liked Sindhi Sufi Music singer. He has sung numerous songs within the Sindhi language and other languages corresponding to huge listening in Therparker Sindh. He was once a very talked-about Artist of Therparker Sindh, he has sung Sindhi Kalam, Sindhi Kafi's, Sindhi Wai of Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai R.A "Sufi  Music" and different poets of Sindh. He began making a song in Sindhi root spaces, in marriage ceremonies, and for different native purposes, he was once the most well-liked Artist on Radio Pakistan Hyderabad and Pakistan TV. Mohan Bhagat was once an ideal Sindhi Artist and he created an ideal title in Sindhi Songs, he sang Classical songs and the most efficient Sufi songs in keeping with the tenure of Sufi traditional folk Artists in Sindh. Sindhi Sufi Music has been listening in Therparker Sindh, he was once probably the most artists who have been standard within the making a song of  "Wai Bait" by Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai R.A. He sang the poetry of Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai R.A within the new style from "Shah Jo Raag" and some other styles with "Sindhi Classical music, this great Artist died in 1995. Maximum Widespread Sindhi Sufi Music of Mohan Bhagat Mohan Bhagat has sung the most well-liked songs within the Sindhi language, Some of the most followed Sindhi Sufi songs are nonetheless essentially the most well-known: Here the following songs of Mohan Bhagat are very famous: - Aayal Barocho Sajan Moo Khi Yaad Piyo - Mue Khi Wichhoro Tho Mari - Sertiyoon Aain Ta Wanjo Re Wanjo - Saathi Re Sadd Kandi Wiya - Mann Bhola Bhola - Lagi Dakhan Ji Heer How to Download Sindhi Sufi Music Sung by Mohan Bhagat? Mohan Bhagat has sung numerous best Sindhi Songs, Sufi songs within the Sindhi language, and different native tongues in Thperparker Sindh. The Bhagat style of Sindh corresponds to "Wai" of Shah Sahib R.A and I've decided on the most efficient songs above, download from our website MusicsPro with one click. Mohan Bhagat's Contribution to Sindhi Music Mohan Bhagat's contribution to Sindhi Sufi Music is immense. He has performed an important position in maintaining Sindhi Sufi Music such as Bhagat, and Shah Jo Raag. Bhagat's renditions of those historical melodies have introduced them to the vanguard and presented them to a much broader target audience to listen to Spiritual Music. Along with maintaining the standard bureaucracy, Bhagat has additionally experimented with the best music, mixing Sindhi folks with recent sounds. This new angle has no longer effectively attracted more youthful audiences however has additionally helped in keeping Sindhi music alive and related to today's occasions. Bhagat's music incessantly carries a social message, addressing problems corresponding to harmony, love, and cultural id. His lyrics are deeply significant and resonate with listeners on a non-public degree. The Bhagat has grown to be a voice for the Sindhi group, their wealthy heritage, and bringing consideration to their struggles and triumphs. Mohan Bhagat Recognition and Achievements Mohan Bhagat's skill and determination have earned him a large number of accolades and popularity within the Sindhi Music Industry. He is awarded Artist for his remarkable contributions to Sindhi music. Bhagat's performances have been extensively preferred, and he has been invited to attend more than a few nationwide and global track fairs. Besides his live performances, Bhagat has additionally launched several albums, showcasing his versatility and mastery over other musical types. His Sindhi Sufi music has acquired essential acclaim and feature been well-received using each Sindhi song fanatics and the overall target audience. Mohan Bhagat Legacy and Future Mohan Bhagat's effect on Sindhi music is simple. He has no longer most effectively preserved conventional music however has additionally introduced it to the vanguard of the Music Industry. His sweet and stylish sounds have created a Sindhi musical for Sindhi tracks, charming audiences throughout generations. As Bhagat continues to create soul-stirring music, his effect on the Sindhi music scene is predicted to develop even additional. His determination to his dedication to Sindhi tradition via music makes him an inspiration for aspiring musicians and a cherished determination within Sindhi folk music. History of Sindhi Old Music and Sufism in Sindhi Classical The spell-binding land of Sindh, located within the southern part of present-day Pakistan, has an extended and various cultural heritage that extends again centuries of folk music. Probably the most unique side of this heritage is its wealthy custom of music, deeply intertwined with the religious mysticism of Sufism. The harmony of those two parts has given delivery to the captivating style referred to as "Sindhi Music" or "Sindhi Classical  Music," which stands as a testimony to the profound dating between artwork and spirituality. Historic Roots of Sindhi Sufi Music: The origins of Sindhi Sufi Music can also be traced again to an earlier period, discovering its roots within the folk traditions of the area. The echoes of those early musical expressions can nonetheless be heard in a recent Sindhi Music, Kafi demonstrating the long-lasting nature of this artwork shape. Sindhi Music has developed and absorbed more than a few influences from neighboring areas, leading to various musical panorama that are each charming and soul-stirring. Sufism and Its Affect:: Sufism, the magical department of Islam, holds a unique position within the hearts of the folk of Sindh. Sufi saints, referred to as "Sufi poets" or "Sufi darveshes," performed a pivotal position in the propagation of Sufi teachings and spirituality with music. Those respected figures used poetry and music to keep up a correspondence between complicated religious ideas to the loads in an out-there and emotionally resonant approach. Their compositions, incessantly within the type of Sufi poetry, Sufi Traditions changed into an integral part of Sindhi Classical Music. Sufi Poetry: Sindhi's old Songs are characterized using their deep connection to Sufi poetry, which encapsulates subject matters of divine love, harmony, and the eagerness for religious enlightenment. The verses of Sufi poets like Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai R.A, Hazrat Sachal Sarmast R.A, and Shah Inayat R.A carry into existence the profound teachings of Sufism via their evocative language and imagery. Those poetic expressions are delivered to existence via melodious compositions, respiring existence into the mysticism they impart to the Folk Music Artists. Conclusion Mohan Bhagat's exceptional musical adventure and his contributions to the Sindhi Sufi Musicians have solidified his place as probably the most main artist within the style. His talent to mix custom with innovation and his heartfelt performances have touched the hearts of numerous listeners. Mohan Bhagat is still listened to all over Sindh and his sweet voice entertained but additionally preserved and promoted the wealthy Sindhi heritage for generations to come back. Read the full article