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Ginan: Uncha Re – Soul’s yearning for the Vision/Deedar The venti ginan Uncha Re Kot…
Jīre bhāī pācham thī āpaṇo khudāvand āvashe; te ja(n)mpūdīp minjār. O’ Brother! From the west…
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Ali Jan Damani’s translation of the Ginan: Ejī tam ku(n) sadhāre so din bahot ja…
O’ Brother! Imam shall rise on the seventh (7th) day of the last month of the year.
Remember that it will be Thursday when Imam will arrive in Subcontinent.
With history and thorough explanation of words and meanings, Ali Jan’s latest is an unpublished…
Ginan, Mumtaz Ali Tajddin S.Ali: Hanspuri Nagari
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This is an unpublished ginān attributed to Pīr Hassan Kabīrdīn, the son of Pīr Sadardīn (1300-1416 A.D). He was generally known as Hasan Shah or Hasan Darīyā. Tradition relates that he was born in Uchh Sharīf in 1͵Ͷ1 A.D, the first amongst the Iranian pīrs to be born in India.
The Ginan Gist – By Karim Maherali. Brief note about the raag (tune) by Aly…
The Ginan Gist – By Karim Maherali. Brief note about the raag (tune) by Aly…
Munaajaat Gist: By Karim Maherali. Brief note about the raag (tune) by Aly Sunderji. A…
This Ginan highlights the ultimate purpose of our existence: to enjoy the Vision of God
This Ginan is called a Talika Ginan. It is recited on the occasion of the reading of Mowlana Hazar Imam’s messages to the Jamat
This is a lengthy Ginan which covers many aspects of our faith – importance and benefits of following the Imam of the time
The essential message of this Ginan is to abandon the false worship of the idols.
This Ginan highlights the need to constantly be aware and engage in the quest for the ultimate purpose and meaning which is crowned by the gift of Darshan (Vision)
This Ginan highlights the esoteric dimension of our Tariqah with respect to the notion of a Perfect Man as a macrosm of creation in whose heart the entire creation is reflected and in whom the Divine fully manifests and hence expresses the Divine will par excellence.
This Ginan highlights the transitory nature of our existence in this world by way of the imagery of a travelling trader and that all our actions are dealings with the world and are a means of attaining the ultimate objective of meeting the Imam.
