Ginan: Aatamaaraam tame baraa ginani – O’ sincere soul! You are the supreme scholar

Ginan: Pir Sadr al-Din
Reciter: Shamshu Bandali Haji (Alwaez) – http://ginans.usask.ca/recitals/500520
Text: Ali Jan Damani

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Pirs possessed a high degree of intellectual and spiritual sensitivity when composing their poetry Ginans extol the blessed day Prophet Muhammad was born Late Alijah Gulamhusein Gulamani: Pir Sadardin’s “Aasmaani Tambal Vaajiya” Ginan: Aatamaaraam tame baraa ginani – O’ sincere soul! You are the supreme scholar Ginan: Swaami-ne saachu(n) karine sreviye – By considering the Imam to be true, be devoted to him Ginan: Til bhaar tulannaa – Sesame seed’s weight will be accounted for The Bujh Niranjan, a mystical poem, reveals the close Satpanth – Sufi relationship Pirs drew on concepts prevalent in the Indian subcontinent to teach the esoteric interpretation of Islam Ginan: Kheddo kheddo jemaani naavddi – Sail skillfully in the boat Ginan: Duniya Sirajine Shaah More – Having created the world my Lord Ginan: Gat maa(n)he aavine – Having come to the congregation Ginan: Aanand aanand kariyo rikhisaro – Rejoice, rejoice o believers! Ginan: Ginan bolo re nit – Recite Ginans everyday! Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah: Ginans explain the gist of the Qur’an in the language of Hindustan Today in history: Mawlana Hazar Imam visited Bombay for the first time as Imam The rasa, a medium used for religious instruction, influenced ginan compositions Music in Ginans is vital for invoking specific emotions Pir Sadr al-Din devised the Khojki script to preserve the community’s sacred literature Pir Hasan Kabirdin, son of Pir Sadr al-Din, is also regarded as Pir by some Sufis Ginans: composed in various languages, recorded in Khojki script to preserve them Pir Sadr al-Din established the first Jamatkhana in the fifteenth century Story: Karmic Catastrophe From Ismaili Muslim History – Nizari Ismaili dawa in Subcontinent A Ginan on Love More…

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Pirs possessed a high degree of intellectual and spiritual sensitivity when composing their poetry
Ginans extol the blessed day Prophet Muhammad was born
Late Alijah Gulamhusein Gulamani: Pir Sadardin’s “Aasmaani Tambal Vaajiya”
Ginan: Aatamaaraam tame baraa ginani – O’ sincere soul! You are the supreme scholar
Ginan: Swaami-ne saachu(n) karine sreviye – By considering the Imam to be true, be devoted to him
Ginan: Til bhaar tulannaa – Sesame seed’s weight will be accounted for
The Bujh Niranjan, a mystical poem, reveals the close Satpanth – Sufi relationship
Pirs drew on concepts prevalent in the Indian subcontinent to teach the esoteric interpretation of Islam
Ginan: Kheddo kheddo jemaani naavddi – Sail skillfully in the boat
Ginan: Duniya Sirajine Shaah More – Having created the world my Lord
Ginan: Gat maa(n)he aavine – Having come to the congregation
Ginan: Aanand aanand kariyo rikhisaro – Rejoice, rejoice o believers!
Ginan: Ginan bolo re nit – Recite Ginans everyday!
Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah: Ginans explain the gist of the Qur’an in the language of Hindustan
Today in history: Mawlana Hazar Imam visited Bombay for the first time as Imam
The rasa, a medium used for religious instruction, influenced ginan compositions
Music in Ginans is vital for invoking specific emotions
Pir Sadr al-Din devised the Khojki script to preserve the community’s sacred literature
Pir Hasan Kabirdin, son of Pir Sadr al-Din, is also regarded as Pir by some Sufis
Ginans: composed in various languages, recorded in Khojki script to preserve them
Pir Sadr al-Din established the first Jamatkhana in the fifteenth century
Story: Karmic Catastrophe
From Ismaili Muslim History – Nizari Ismaili dawa in Subcontinent
A Ginan on Love

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