Baba Bulleh Shah-Muu Aye Baat Na Rehndi Hai

Baba Bulleh Shah is a great Sufi poet, his poetry is a great inspiration for all people, its base on true teachings of Islam, he has write alot of stuff in Urdu, persian and other languages. In today's post i have selected one of his Qalam..

English Translation

I must utter what comes to my lips.

Speaking the truth creates chaos.

Telling a lie saves one scarce.

I am afraid of both these.

Afraid I am both here and there.

I must utter what comes to my lips.

He who has this secret known

He must peep into his own

Lives He in the shrine of peace

where there are no ups and downs

I must utter what comes to my lips.

It is indeed a slippery park.

I take precautions in the dark

De inside and see for yourself

Why this wild search afar?

I must utter what comes to my lips.

It is a matter of good form

A norm to which we all conform

It�s God in every soul you see

If he is in me why not in you?

I must utter what comes to my lips.

(Says Bulleh) the master is not far from me

Without him there none could be

That explains the suffering and pain

But mine is not the eye to see

I must say what comes to my lips.

(Armaghan-e-Hijaz-01) Explanation of Iblees Ki Majlis-e-Shura - The Devil's Conference

Book: Sharah Kuliyat-e-Iqbal Explanation / Interpretation (Tashreeh): Janab Israr Zaidi Meaning of Difficult Words: Janab Nisar Akbar Abad Read Iblees Ki Majlis-e-Shura Explanation of Poem - ?????

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